Skin + Pharmacy

Skin + Pharmacy

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rayoflight2022-05-05T22:54:23.000Z
I did try the Eucerin once and it seems a tad too dark for me and it also seemed to +
get darker when it fully dried, the oil-control effect didn't disappoint. It's also somewhat yellow/warm, not as much as LRP tinted ones, so the Eucer
pouncerkat2022-03-05T13:52:33.000Z
Rosaceans, what is a good OTC sulfur face wash?
My derm prescribed a sulfacetamide and sulfur 10% - 1% wash that isn’t covered by insurance and the pharmacy says it would be $80 for a 30 day supply.
rayoflight2022-03-03T22:40:13.000Z
Ultrasun ones are kinda gentle too but their products are +
not always easy to come by, if you're not located in western Europe. Also, Uriage, Daylong/Cetaphil, Ladival, besides the usual and better-known Frenc
citrinemalachite2022-01-26T18:17:53.000Z
If you have sensitive skin I think sticking to pharmacy brands like La Roche Posay +
Or whatever you have in your country is probably best. They are more expensive sometimes but they never break me out
rayoflight2022-01-24T09:15:36.000Z
So as far skin on the feet goes: if there are no heath issues such +++
as fungus, immune conditions, diabetes and so on - try modified wet wrapping (it's a technique for eczema but can be appropriated for other things too
rayoflight2022-01-18T23:52:23.000Z
Ehh, mineral sunscreens, especially un-tinted ones tend to have crappy +
UVA range protection compared to something with avobenzone or some of the newer UVA filters that aren't available in the US (Tinosorb M, Uvinul A Plus
rayoflight2021-12-29T00:03:11.000Z
If it's going to be a one time spurge then I'd probably rather book a spa treatment but +
if we're talking about what I'd get then it's the same as for the last 20 years - some Sisley stuff. Their clay masks are wonderful if you have breako
Dbeech2021-12-01T21:37:54.000Z
You will experience irritation and redness until your skin adjusts to the routine. r/o
The hydrocortisone will help skin look and feel better during the adjustment period. Hydrocortisone is okay for short term use. You could purchase th
Lizzy282021-10-17T18:13:37.000Z
I don't. I tried several Vit. C Serums but my dry, sensitive Rosacean skin just didn't like them. ro
Whether or not it was the type of Vit. C and/or denatured alcohol and/or fragrance and/or any other ingredients, I'm not sure. But honestly it's fine
jamesie2021-07-31T15:10:27.000Z
Topical spironolactone first impressions +
So, my doctor prescribed 5% topical spiro, and my local compounding pharmacy mixed it in my regular Etude House Soon Jung emulsion. They had bases ava