Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice

ziggymama2021-11-09T06:37:39.000Z
Here's what I do (age 65) ++
Paula’s Choice Moisture Boost One-Step (see my makeup/ss removal technique below) https://www.paulaschoice.com/moisture-boost-one-step-face-cleanser/
rayoflight2021-11-08T23:41:49.000Z
Not every night, but at least a couple times per week. It's mostly because it takes too +
long to cover everything from toes to eyes not and just once. I don't ''slug'' the face when I put tretinoin on, not on top and over it, instead it's
cosmicomics2021-11-07T13:51:49.000Z
I used to use their Physical Fusion UV Defense SPF 50 Tinted and an HA moisturizer, but I +
never enjoyed the feel of the products or their metallic odors. The line is out of my price range for what I'm willing to test and spend on topicals,
cosmicomics2021-11-07T12:46:23.000Z
Your night cream is oil-free and mattifying to minimize pores. I'd replace with a slightly richer +
but still oil-free, non-niacinamide, non-peptide, non-pore minimizing and bland option such as EltaMD Skin Recovery Lightweight Moisturizer (this has
ziggymama2021-11-07T04:15:43.000Z
Not an eye cream, but my HG for eyes, Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Replenishing.
ziggymama2021-11-05T02:52:09.000Z
Paula's Choice BHA9
cosmicomics2021-11-04T13:57:32.000Z
My guess is yes since I use it on my oily-ish t-zone, which can get clogged if I react +
to a product or if I don't use a "preventative" product like this. It keeps my t-zone matte but not too dry, balanced, and clear. I'm a fan! I've also
stacianap2021-11-04T00:54:05.000Z
Paula's Choice Calm
stacianap2021-10-31T03:15:43.000Z
Paula's Choice Calm
stacianap2021-10-26T00:06:18.000Z
Paula's Choice Calm