Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice

DustyDusty2022-04-19T21:38:22.000Z
10% is kind of high. My skin was irritated with that percentage. ++
4-5% is optimal for those who can handle niacinamide. You may want to use half the amount the Paula's Choice booster instructions suggest. I can
ziggymama2022-04-19T03:26:48.000Z
another option: Paula's Choice BHA9
MRSLE2022-04-18T03:19:49.000Z
You could try something like Paula's Choice BHA Lotion. I love MUAC Mandalic Acid Serum. Gentle.
rayoflight2022-04-16T16:48:50.000Z
That is just it, the tinted sunscreens did get tested and but the video material +
doesn't go into detail about the visible light testing at all, just says they did test it in vivo and then it's straight back to the the comparison be
RoGeneV2022-04-16T13:07:23.000Z
I think most people over estimate the level of protection they are getting from their sunscreen
untinted or tinted, and in general under apply. I think this is likely to be worse with tinted sunscreens, as most brands offer so few shades (often j
ziggymama2022-04-16T06:24:57.000Z
Paula's Choice has several newer ones, most offer a travel size to try it out.
ziggymama2022-04-16T06:20:48.000Z
Not a spray... Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Enriched Calming toner.
savliving2022-04-12T19:01:05.000Z
Paula's Choice has one
rayoflight2022-04-11T11:21:38.000Z
Differin/adapalene. I've actually been using a retinaldehyde product for some time +
now and as far as that goes, it's the best retinaldehyde formula I've had so far (it's the Avene A-Oxitive Night Peeling Cream aka Avene Retrinal for
rayoflight2022-04-10T20:09:46.000Z
I'd think it's the whole formula as there are a bunch of things that can have +
a positive impact on the skin, besides niacinamide and Bakuchiol. Milk thistle, the coconut ferment and all that. Since you're already using a Pau