Skin Clinical

Skin Clinical

Lizzy282020-04-02T17:08:37.000Z
I love some of PC moisturizers like the PC Calm Mineral Moisturizer SPF30 N/D; the regular Calm rop
moisturizer, the Clinical Ultra-Rich Moisturizer and the Skin Recovery Hydrating Treatment Moisturizer & Mask (the Mask can double as an even more hea
PrincessFrostine2020-03-27T04:29:33.000Z
Vaseline Clinical Care Extremely Dry Skin Rescue, ShiKai Borage Therapy, Curel Itch Defense
Lizzy282020-03-21T13:56:13.000Z
It's very similar in texture to German Nivea Cream. I tried a sample once and yes, it is rop
very emollient but I would never ever put it on my face because of the irritating and phototoxic plant extracts and volatile fragrance compounds and c
LinDo52020-03-06T12:07:57.000Z
Mature dry skin. I can’t rave enough about this one, iS Clinical Extreme Protect spf 30. Great.
rayoflight2020-02-27T20:24:38.000Z
I’d side with the advice below - going with mineral oil or something plain and inert as that +
is the safest route to avoid irritating sensitive skin. Mineral oil, petrolatum, non-volatile silicones. Not oils from a technical point of view, but
rayoflight2020-02-19T14:26:12.000Z
It’s on the nice side IME, lately everyone included an eye cream of sort +
with my orders, so I have a handful now, from Estee Lauder to Arden and from Paula’s Choice I’ve got 2 different ones, so maybe universe is trying to
PrincessFrostine2020-02-10T05:45:35.000Z
O'Keeffe's Skin Repair lotion, Vanicream moisturizing cream r/o
Aveeno Skin Relief 24hr moisturizer & Vaseline Clinical Care Extremely Dry Skin Rescue.
KatieRoxx2020-02-07T23:20:16.000Z
I'm going to say you actually need a combo of both. I had the same issue and honestly, all the++
good skincare products in the world were not going to do what they were designed to do until I had a good facial to reset my skin so it would actually
rayoflight2020-02-03T21:32:25.000Z
It’s easy to overdo it, be careful and only venture into twice per day applications when you can +
tolerate whichever ascorbic acid product you use on a daily basis for at least a few weeks. Morning or evening in once-a-day situation isn’t that impo
rayoflight2020-02-01T23:27:11.000Z
Could use to be crystal clear, but ascorbic acid always starts to oxidize the second it touches +
water, it’s just you don’t see the color starting to become darker until a certain amount has oxidized already. There’s always still usable ascorbic a