RoC

RoC

gerlygerl2020-05-03T14:56:36.000Z
I'd add in some form of retinol or peptides to help with anti-aging+
Isomers makes really great peptide formulations and I think most of their eye serums have peptides. Or you could look for ROC multi-correxion eye crea
StilllLearning2020-04-25T18:22:05.000Z
Cerave cream and Roc Multi Night Cream :D
dottielsj2020-03-19T14:00:08.000Z
Using a chemical exfoliant has really changed my skin care game++
(I’m 60 for reference). Elemis peel pads are my #1 but if that’s out of your price range (there are 60 pads so lasts at least 2 months or more for m
dottielsj2020-03-18T18:38:23.000Z
I have been really impressed with the Flower and Bone Supply Miracle ++
Skin Facial Oil.....$18. That said, I’ve also been using prickly pear seed oil for several years and honestly, it’s amazing too. One of my gfs recom
dottielsj2020-03-01T14:42:55.000Z
Love the Erno Laszlo Detox cleansing oil and back when I was really oily+
Loved the black soap. Back when I was in my late teens, my mom used the whole Laszlo shebang. She got me started in skin care with the Clinique 3 st
luv7girl2020-02-14T00:12:15.000Z
Thanks! .. but “no”. CeRave products only have niacinamide and peptides, but not right now.
If no one else has any suggestions for a moisturizer with retinol, I guess I’ll check out PC. Having said this, an opinion would be welcome of RoC re
Lizzy282020-02-09T21:21:19.000Z
RoC retinol products are poorly formulated and contain fragrance.
gloss882020-02-09T20:16:58.000Z
ROC!!! Retinol a , oil free I believe
Lizzy282020-02-07T19:11:40.000Z
RoC, Uriage, LRP, SVR and A-Derma also have Cica creams; all gentle, unfragranced and w/o other rop
potentially irritating ingredients. I'm going to get the A-Derma soon as well. But IMO/IME they shouldn't be used daily instead of "regular" moisturiz
rayoflight2020-01-01T18:09:10.000Z
Depends on the retinol product, most are too weak to prep skin for tretinoin, but as a concept +
it can be helpful because tretinoin is straight up retinoic acid and retinol can be oxidized by skin into retinoic acid, so the end points is same, yo