Skin + Pharmacy

Skin + Pharmacy

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jambon882020-04-30T02:44:37.000Z
Have you ever tried CeraVe? It is my favorite DS brand. The CeraVe cream is very popular & it Rop
can also be used as a body moisturizer. I also really want to try the CeraVe skin renewing night cream. If you don't like the CeraVe cream, some like
Lizzy282020-04-27T18:46:14.000Z
3rd. I have excellent skin too apart from my Rosacea. I've always taken good care of my skin but rop
with Rosacea or any other skin disease it's a struggle finding the right products w/o any irritating ingredients. And no topical products can cure Ros
iamqueen2020-04-24T00:38:31.000Z
Breakouts and Supplements (non vegan)
I've always been breakout prone with conventional supplements that we buy from costco or pharmacy, no matter what I take. I was told that vegan supple
Lizzy282020-04-17T15:15:46.000Z
I don't think topicals can provide "wow" results. They can just slow down signs of aging, rop
fade hyperpigmentation, moisturize/soothe skin etc. but they can't erase wrinkles, get rid of dark circles, make pores smaller, cure Rosacea or such.
Lizzy282020-04-02T17:21:11.000Z
Because ignorant customers want nice smelling things; they associate it with luxury and pampering. +
Not knowing or willing to admit fragrance, whether chemical or "natural", is the No.1 ingredient to avoid for any skintype; not just sensitive/atopic/
Lizzy282020-02-07T18:14:03.000Z
IMO/IME no; focus on having a good, gentle skincare routine. With good products/ingredients rop
your skin will be as healthy and young looking possible. Then the occasional facial by a well-experienced, knowledgeable esthetician could be nice but
Lizzy282019-12-17T19:50:15.000Z
Topical Tretinoin and Isotretinoin are totally different; Isotretinoin is being used to treat acne+
and esp. moderate-severe forms of acne. Tretinoin is being used for anti-aging but might also be prescribed for acne and/or acne Rosacea. Usually Tret
Lizzy282019-12-01T21:49:14.000Z
The Lipikar Baume AP+ and Anthelios Dermo-Peds Milk SPF50+/PPD39. The Thermal Water Spray rop
is quite nice too, as well as Cicaplast Levres. I tried tons of their products (Toleriane line, Rosaliac line, Cicaplast line, Lipikar line etc.) beca
LizzardVanReptile2019-11-23T01:30:36.000Z
I wouldn't use actual crazy glue. There's a product used by surgeons and ER docs called ++
DermaBond that's very similar to crazy glue, but crazy glue isn't quite the same and can cause more damage. According to the internet, you can get D
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