Sebamed

Sebamed

whackedoutwheeze2021-05-31T22:14:22.000Z
I also avoid those two ingredients. My skin loves silicones, glycerin, and coconut derivatives ++
(but weirdly, not coconut oil). Do you know from past skin care or makeup items what ingredients your skin does like and tolerate well? That's a goo
whackedoutwheeze2021-05-27T22:33:22.000Z
2nd, also Sebamed Face & Body Wash. Also try micellar water. Sensibio is fantastic
Livn2large2021-05-27T16:21:48.000Z
Sebamed Gentle Hydrating Cleanser
whackedoutwheeze2021-05-11T22:31:09.000Z
This was some years ago but if I remember correctly I stopped using actives (no AHA's etc) just ++
a mild pH balanced cleanser (Sebamed Face & Body Wash), sunscreen during the day, argan oil in the evening. I think I also used a little argan oil du
whackedoutwheeze2021-05-09T20:39:47.000Z
The big thing, initially, is narrowing down ingredients that her skin does or doesn't tolerate. ++
Make a list of every product that she has used - skin care items, makeup, shampoo, conditioner, etc. - and put them into 'okay' or 'not okay' lists.
Trewdy2021-05-09T04:18:41.000Z
Thank you, I like Sebamed but have never heard of the Liquid F&B. I would really like to try it!
Livn2large2021-05-09T02:33:46.000Z
Another vote for Sebamed. I use the Gentle Hydrating Cleanser formula.
whackedoutwheeze2021-05-09T00:01:35.000Z
3rd Sebamed - I forgot about this one. It's so expensive where I live but it's excellent stuff
Lizzy282021-05-08T17:58:29.000Z
2nd. Sebamed Liquid Face & Body Wash. I've been using this one for as long as I can remember; rop
it was a staple in my parent's house as well. It kept the skin of my DS sacne-free, too and he still likes to use it;-) The Eucerin one is great as we
PrincessFrostine2021-05-08T17:43:04.000Z
Vanicream face wash, Sebamed Liquid Face & Body Wash