Paula's Choice

Paula's Choice

ziggymama2020-11-16T05:08:02.000Z
IDK about "best," but I like Paula's Choice Skin Recovery mask, really a thick cream, needn't rinse.
BBGirl12020-11-14T21:03:46.000Z
I have tried pretty much every single brand Timeless, Skinceuticals, OL, DE, Algenist, Tatcha++
Kate Somerville, Sunday Riley, Pixi, CSI, Murad, The Ordinary, Mad Hippie, Paula's Choice, Good Molecules, and I can keep going... TL;DR? Skip to bot
ziggymama2020-11-13T03:23:39.000Z
Sorry, but the Cerave cream isn't going to have what's needed around the eyes. I'd also ++
back off on the LAA serum in that area. While it's not the only option, Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Replenishing cream is great for around the eyes,
ziggymama2020-11-13T03:07:08.000Z
Just my two cents: Bobbi Brown and other luxury skincare items are overpriced and ++
overperfumed, not at all worth what they charge. Have used Clinique in the past and it's at best meh. Obviously, she can choose whatever she wants. It
ziggymama2020-11-13T01:48:21.000Z
It's not super cheap, but reasonable for what you get, and frequent sales ++
Paula's Choice Skin Recovery; in particular, the Replenishing cream. And the Hydrating Treatment Mask; it's really a rich cream, no need to rinse off,
MaryEllen2020-11-12T01:17:29.000Z
FYI: Paula's Choice--20% off, ends 11/11.
rayoflight2020-11-11T08:36:49.000Z
I think your derm not prescribing topical retinoid on top of a systemic retinoid-analogue +
like acitretin might have a point - acitretin stays in the body for the longest time (like here you can't donate blood for 3 years and shouldn't get p
rayoflight2020-11-10T08:52:50.000Z
Technically, yes, but in real life it's not that noticeable. As in, any half-way decent acid +++
product will get the skin to +/- the same end-point. There are certain properties of individual acids that make them more advantageous for certain sit
ziggymama2020-11-04T01:31:47.000Z
Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Hydrating mask, it's a thick cream and a full 4 ounces
rayoflight2020-11-03T20:57:23.000Z
In cosmetics preservatives are typically substances that keep the product +
from being infested by microbes or degraded by microbes. For example, this is a list of what EU allows to be put in cosmetics: https://echa.europa.