Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice

Saaski2021-05-13T17:07:47.000Z
My 12 yo son and I both use this for pimples. it's effective and gentle (i have very senstive skin)+
https://www.iherb.com/pr/cosrx-natural-bha-skin-returning-a-sol-100-ml/71621 and it works well. I rarely need it but DS uses it every night for pre
ziggymama2021-05-13T02:59:12.000Z
Paula's Choice BHA9
ziggymama2021-05-13T02:57:46.000Z
Get the "medical" ones ONLY if you want to pay inflated prices. I have very finicky skin ++
and can't use 95%+ of skincare products, so I do some DIY. Although I do use items from a few brands, I disagree that one must (or even should) use on
4eyes2021-05-12T15:36:32.000Z
Cetaphil won't do anything for acne.* Walgreen's makes an excellent and inexpensive Proactiv+
dupe acne kit w/ a BP scrub, which I usually toss because I don't like scrubs, a very nice and gentle glycolic toner, and my HG 2.5% gentle, non-dryin
spottedswan2021-05-12T13:50:52.000Z
Niacinamide serum suggestions ++
But actually – what products do you currently use? Asking this because stronger actives that work well for fading require that your skin can already h
ziggymama2021-05-12T10:15:29.000Z
Big 2nd on Paula's Choice. Good skincare habits start early!
angelbaybee1432021-05-11T17:09:50.000Z
PBI I ordered Azalaic acide from Paula's Choice. They have free shipping to Canada right now. Their+
prices are in US Dollars. (I'm in Ontario)
4eyes2021-05-11T01:51:36.000Z
The Ordinary and Paula's choice both make an OTC 10%.
violet_avalon2021-05-10T17:14:42.000Z
i do prefer chemical; firstly because it's the most available to me in the european+
market and the better and most diversified choices. And secondly because the mineral ones I've tried were either very drying or a complete greasy mess
ziggymama2021-05-10T07:46:03.000Z
Paula's Choice makes a great acne regimen, travel size is cheap.