SPF Rx

SPF Rx

Lizzy282021-05-24T16:51:14.000Z
I would def. see a derm but yes, to me it looks like Rosacea. I have dry, sensitive pale Rosacean ro
skin as well. I have Rosacea for 35 years now but managed to get it under control. See My Notepad for my skincare routine and more info on Rosacea. T
jnbfan2021-05-21T21:44:27.000Z
I tanned with Shaka. I wonder if it has to do with several factors. First, maybe the PPD 46 is not +
high enough for my phototype (F IV, naturally olive NC25-30 skintone, never had a sunburn, prone to hyperpigmentation especially with trauma to the sk
Lizzy282021-05-16T14:12:05.000Z
A good skincare routine and most important a good, high SPF/PPD ss daily. As well as rX Tretinoin ro
and if you want a quick fix, fillers. Try not to purse/pout your lips and don't drink through straws.
Lizzy282021-05-06T12:54:29.000Z
IMO/IME less is more. Example of a good, gentle basic skincare routine rop
AM: -gentle (micellar) cleanser (or skip if you have dry skin and just rinse with lukewarm water) -AOX serum or vit. C serum (nice addition but not *t
Lizzy282021-04-02T11:40:31.000Z
Wearing a high SPF/PPD ss daily is most important; esp. when being prone to/having rop
hyperpigmentation issues like melasma. No product/treatment will be effective w/o a good ss. Ingredients like Niacinamide, Vit. C and Hydroquinone m
4eyes2021-03-27T14:21:26.000Z
Differin does not work for everyone, and AFAIK the best science for anti-ageing is w/ tretinoin, not
the low stregth adapalene that's available in OTC Differin. And, if it's making you break out and causing redness and irritation, then you need to st
Mystery3282021-03-10T20:57:13.000Z
Dry flaky itchy patches on face?
I've been to the derm and have tried multiple rx treatments but nothing is helping. First - I have really weird, highly reactive, very dry skin. I've
Lizzy282021-03-05T21:29:07.000Z
I would ask Skincare Board; very helpful, knowledgeable and friendly ;-) It all depends on your rop
skintype (dry/oily/dehydrated/sensitive/breakout prone or not etc.) and your skin issues (hyperpigmentation, Rosacea, acne, wrinkles etc.) etc. Some a
4eyes2021-03-02T15:36:45.000Z
Agree that UV protection is #1 best tx. I would caution against lasers - quite a bit of risk of+
adverse outcomes, and if you don't use topnotch ss after any laser/light energy based tx, you can end up w/ worse pigment issues, plus the tx itself c
babybee12021-02-26T14:45:50.000Z
My 15-yo daughter has a stubborn acne issue. What are the safest moisturizers? ROP
She has a couple of RX for her skin but has some stubborn blackheads and whiteheads. I want to rule out the possibility that her moisturizer/SPF is th