SPF Rx

SPF Rx

4eyes2019-11-06T12:58:25.000Z
ok, I would recommend 1. A good lower pH cleanser. Cerave makes a good one, Cerave Foaming+
that contains ceramides and niacinamide and is abt pH 5.5. Niacinamide is great for anti-ageing, if your skin can tolerate it. YMMV for everything.
claud92019-10-27T21:52:39.000Z
I have to shout out a few products that lasted a full day at the beach in the heat ++
Yes, I am one of those people that wears makeup to the beach. I have acne scarring that I’m self conscious about and am dealing with some purging from
Lizzy282019-09-02T20:03:29.000Z
I would advice to learn about skincare, good products and ingredients. Skincare Board is the best ro
place to get started but here you can find lots of helpful information as well: https://www.paulaschoice.com/expert-advice/skincare-advice http://skin
Callie2019-08-05T21:50:12.000Z
I'm pretty much just down to Vanicream (bar, liquid, or zinc bar). r/o
And not to burst anyone's bubble, butI can't tolerate any of the PC cleansers (hydrating, foams, etc.) or even Aquanil, anymore. So frustrating. Off-
4eyes2019-07-09T14:58:18.000Z
52, super-oily/dehydrated, acneic, rosacean: Cerave Hydrating cleanser AM, Cerave Foaming PM,+
Rx .1% tret RAM abt 3-4x/week PM, 2.5% BP AM abt 1-4x/wk, Eucerin Ultrasensitive facial moisturizer where/when needed, Plain petroleum jelly around ey
countryham2019-05-04T22:35:00.000Z
I forgot to mention that I believe I've read some concern before regarding the Cetaphil cleanser ++
not being gentle. Of course everything with skincare is your mileage may vary (ymmv). If you've been using it for a long time and happy with it - then
Lizzy282019-04-26T12:57:00.000Z
Rx Tretinoin and high SPF/PPD ss. But only injectables/Botox will get rid of (deep) wrinkles.
beautifelle2019-03-27T21:32:00.000Z
So the Retin A I was prescribed is the tretinoin .025 cream. I’m switching to this +
at night instead of the rX Differin .3 that I’ve been using. With the Differin, I used it every night with no moisturizer (I use a moisturizer in the
Jamesie2019-01-16T08:47:00.000Z
So here's my personal take on them. I have multiple endocrine problems +
so I do want to give my endocrine system all the help I can. I avoid slathering parabens all over my body, and I also avoid chemical spf filters most
4eyes2019-01-15T09:03:00.000Z
My skin is like that except I have only 2 or 3 milia. YMMV, but here is my routine+
AM: Cerave Foaming or Hydrating, depending on how dry or oily my skin is, whether it's hot and humid out or cold and dry. Then about 3x/week, Walgre