Skin Clinical

Skin Clinical

4eyes2020-01-27T17:25:03.000Z
There is no OTC substitute for Rx tret. Having said that, tret doesn't work for all. Also+
little known fact: when Renova was in clinical trials, the skincare that clinical study participants were given to use w/ it was made by: MARY KAY.
cclause2020-01-26T16:58:22.000Z
Thoughts on PC new Niacinamide 20% Treatment
I did a search but didn’t see anything- let me know if this has already been discussed. What do you all think of this? https://www.paulaschoice.com/c
nols2020-01-16T14:44:27.000Z
2nd. My skin likes it. I use IS Clinical Active Serum before my Medik8 Retinal a few times a week.
shouldamarriedthedentist2020-01-13T03:05:41.000Z
She has both Skin Recovery Replenishing Moisturizer, and the Clinical Ultra Rich Moisturizer
Both of those are extremely thick and heavy. I cannot imagine a heavier formula?
Lizzy282020-01-10T19:01:15.000Z
pbi I like the Clinical Ultra-Rich Moisturizer for a thick, emollient moisturizer. For even more rop
"oomph" I mix or add the Oil Booster;-) https://www.paulaschoice.com/clinical-ultra-rich-moisturizer/557.html The Skin Recovery Hydrating Treatment M
Lizzy282020-01-10T18:38:41.000Z
PC isn't a hype. Her company has been around since 1994; her products were and are often rop
recommended because they're all fragrance-free, contain good actives in the right amounts and formula (pH) and are backed-up by scientific research. A
Lizzy282020-01-03T17:53:35.000Z
Eucerin Q10 cream; PC Skin Recovery Hydrating Treatment Mask (can be used as a moisturizer); ro
PC Clinical Ultra-Rich Moisturizer; Clinique DDM Cream. For my (very) dry skin just a moisturizer isn't enough; I mix or layer with a facial oil to he
rayoflight2019-12-23T22:14:43.000Z
And she’s not wrong on either of those claims. Just because a handful of +
vitamin C products available on market do work doesn’t mean they all do, and she’s very clear (IMO) about that bit and the reason why. If you look up
rayoflight2019-12-18T15:29:40.000Z
There’s a lot of similar/identical products, most of them on amazon and the +
are all sold under different names, but it’s typically same products, hyaluronic acid serum, 20% vitamin C serum and 2.5% retinol cream or serum (some
rayoflight2019-12-11T11:41:14.000Z
IMO vit C (depends on product, some aren’t as great). I don’t think peptides work, there’s very +
little clinical evidence they do anything for aging, and personally on my skin I do see anything happening on my skin when I use them, at least anythi