Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice

rayoflight2020-12-08T01:44:34.000Z
Prescription drugs should *generally* go on skin first, unless your dermatologist said +
otherwise. Putting them both on the skin at the same time whichever way can also be too irritating, you'd have to try it out carefully but it shouldn'
rayoflight2020-12-05T21:35:13.000Z
Not toner/lotion types but the LRP options, HyaluB5 and Toleriane Dermallergo are +
good on my skin (lightweight and no added greasiness). Paula's Choice HA Booster is good too, if you find the price moderate.
ziggymama2020-12-04T06:47:01.000Z
Paula's Choice BHA9; it has a time release formula. I use a tiny elf brush to apply to JUST the zit.
ziggymama2020-12-04T06:37:44.000Z
Paula's Choice Moisture Boost One Step. See my Notepad for my technique.
bofuz2020-12-01T14:49:13.000Z
I have found THE sunscreen for me! Paula's Choice Super Light++
Daily Wrinkle Defense works for me. It allows me to use all my skin care under it and gives me a beautiful satiny finish before applying whatever powd
rayoflight2020-12-01T13:10:21.000Z
I dunno, if you have sensitive skin (as a skin type, not a condition caused by too many, too harsh +
products) then adding products might not always be helpful, on the contrary - might trigger a reaction. Less is more for *all* skins but especially fo
rayoflight2020-12-01T10:16:30.000Z
Avene and A-Derma make decent ones, they are part of same Pierre Fabre group, so there are +
similarities between some of their products, they use a lot of Tinosorb M, so their products do tend to look white on the skin. Also, Ultrasun, Uriage
transponster2020-12-01T02:41:46.000Z
The other posters have made a lot of great suggestions ++
I too avoid triggers (booze is the big one for me), make sure I always protect my skin with spf (mineral spf a great choice for rosacea), and use only
ziggymama2020-12-01T02:35:00.000Z
Look at Paula's Choice; high quality, fragrance free and free of most irritants ++
Though of course I'll be the first to admit, anyone can be allergic to anything. While not every PC product works for me, it is my mainstay brand. Man
10172020-11-28T20:10:24.000Z
Help! Breaking out all over chin++
They just keep coming. Could the Paula's Choice spf resist stuff be the culprit? I usually use it sparingly there but at 46 this is ridiculous. Str