Sebamed

Sebamed

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JohnBarron2020-05-04T18:45:17.000Z
Anyone tried the Sebamed Urea shampoo? I have Seborrheic Dermatitis++
and use a prescription ciclopirox active shampoo. I really like the Sebamed Everyday one. How do they compare? Any thoughts?
JohnBarron2020-05-04T18:43:19.000Z
Anyone tried the Sebamed Urea Shampoo? I just got the Sebamed Everyday and it is great++
I do have Seborrheic Dermatitis and alternate with my prescription Ciclopirox active one.
surrealmeal2020-04-30T01:46:00.000Z
Sebamed Clear Face Care Gel
rayoflight2020-04-27T08:17:19.000Z
I like it though it’s named a bit differently here but the ingredients are exactly the +
same. Bare-bones basic and gets the job done and while not exactly drying it doesn’t add anything noticeable in terms of moisture (Sebamed advertises
skincareKevin2020-04-27T00:59:29.000Z
Anyone tried this Sebamed cleanser...rop..
Water (Aqua), Disodium Cocoamphodiacetate, Sodium Lauroyl Glutamate, Sodium Lauroyl Sarcosinate, Citric Acid, Cocamidopropyl Betaine, Panthenol (Vitam
Lizzy282020-04-17T16:41:57.000Z
My DS (19) uses PC Clear BHA Solution, German Nivea Creme, Sebamed Liquid Wash Lotion, rop
Baby Oil on damp skin after showering, also Bephanthen/Bepanthol ointment and cream, my Palmolive shower scrub gel, one of my shampoo's (Schwarzkopf G
blondchick122020-04-15T01:26:05.000Z
I have not. Thank you. I looked at ingredients and I'm only hesitant b/c I tried pure SQUALANE and +
broke out. I don't even know whether to look at ingredients anymore versus just give products a shot and hope for the best in case my ingredient detec
Lizzy282020-03-14T18:10:44.000Z
Yes because I have very dry, (sun)sensitive, atopic body skin. So a gentle, pH balanced cleanser rop
(Sebamed or Eucerin Wash Lotion), only once a day showering with lukewarm water (I have a shower filter) and then an emollient body lotion like LRP Li
Lizzy282020-03-03T13:40:51.000Z
Yes. Besides cool air, cold weather, low humidity and harsh surfactants (cleansers). Also genetics +
and a diet lacking fatty acids. Water is a neutral pH of 7 but the pH of healthy skin is 5-5.5. So the pH of water is still too high. And water contai
Lizzy282020-02-20T20:22:48.000Z
When my DS was a teen he got pimples as well (of course, like most teens). He used Sebamed rop
Wash Lotion once a day, a gentle, unfragranced light moisturizer and PC BHA. I refused letting him use Clearasil, Biore, harsh/drying foaming cleanser