Sesderma

Sesderma

rayoflight2020-08-16T22:16:24.000Z
Sesderma has an eye serum like that, it’s literally called K-Vit and Isdin/Auriga +
also have a vit K eye products Cernor XO (there’s other Cernor products for different purposes). Both brands are on amazon and those products don’t co
JCuevas042020-05-01T16:11:16.000Z
I love Sesderma Azelac RU serum. I alternate at night with Retin-A.
kwinavhaartz2019-11-22T11:23:33.000Z
I used vitamin C serum a long time ago and what I noticed is that sometimes the product was good+
but sometimes, it just didn't work for my skin (and looked weird). I guess it depends on the supplier's storage. My only option for a nice vitamin C s
4eyes2019-11-06T12:20:16.000Z
Unfortunately, the best tx for dark spots from acne is to prevent the acne from happening, if+
possible. Are you getting any tx for this? What are you using OTC? Have you seen a derm for any Rxs? Once you get the acne under control as much a
rayoflight2019-10-26T11:23:32.000Z
I don’t think there are any, at least I can’t think of any that would +++
be good objectivity. Excluding vitamin C also further limits the options. There’s a couple that have things like polyphenols (for example Caudalie) or
4eyes2019-09-19T14:54:28.000Z
Even tho the txs don't seem to help, I would recommend keeping up w/ the ointment and maybe also+
trying benadryl cream, which is OTC. Anti-inflammation really is the KEY to preventing dark marks. So all that pred and benadryl stuff does help prev
4eyes2019-08-23T12:55:57.000Z
Azelaic acid (TO makes an OTC one, so does PC), anything w/ Tranexamic acid (SC makes an overpriced+
serum for discoloration that contains it, but if you can afford it and don't mind the price, probably a good bet - Tranexamic is more often seen in as