Skin Regimen

Skin Regimen

ziggymama2020-01-24T08:30:53.000Z
Seeing that some standard stuff has stopped working for you, it sounds like either ++
a reaction (sensitivity/allergy), or that your moisture barrier is damaged. I didn't mean to be curt with the suggestion to look at my Notepad; I just
ziggymama2020-01-21T22:15:04.000Z
Another weird little DIY thing I've discovered (for sensitive ++
skin): --Boil one and a half cups of spring water --Remove from heat --Put a large spoonful of honey in the water --Add colloidal oatmeal powder:
ziggymama2020-01-16T00:06:40.000Z
"Every third night" is still "a long time," if more than two weeks. To see why the concern, ++
Google red skin syndrome. I've had eczema my whole life (now 63); my teen years were a nightmare. The only thing offered then was hydrocortisone,
ziggymama2020-01-14T00:08:18.000Z
I'm sure you know that skincare is key; however, don't believe product claims that say ++
they will eliminate dark circles. It's just that having proper hydration in the area "can" minimize their appearance, AND that proper hydration means
ziggymama2020-01-11T00:24:09.000Z
I have used PC almost since it started ++
Paula originally had a little shop at University Village. While not all of her advice was good (baking soda scrub, yikes!), she led the pack in removi
ziggymama2020-01-09T00:50:37.000Z
for me, the #1 thing that has made the biggest difference in my super sensitive, dry, and ++
easily dehydrated skin is the washcloth compress/modified 7Skin regimen (see my Notepad for details). Other products are important too, but getting th
KittySkyfish2020-01-07T15:12:53.000Z
Neither. I've actually used their skin care and it did nothing remarkable. My best regimen +
is a combination of: Clinique TTDO Cleansing Oil LRP Toleriane Gel Cleanser LRP Thermal Water Spray SkinMedica Lytera 2.0 SkinMedica Retinol SkinMed
Inezdelafressange2019-12-31T15:59:38.000Z
Be faithful to my skin care regimen and to wear new makeup looks.
ziggymama2019-12-31T03:12:39.000Z
There's a lot more to healing a damaged barrier than moisturizer. ++
A damaged barrier often involves dehydration, which is a lack of moisture/water; dryness is a lack of oil. Plus, healing requires that you cease all i
ziggymama2019-12-27T00:46:43.000Z
Skincare is primary. I went through a similar issue at menopause, when my always sensitive ++
skin got very dry and dehydrated. Took the better part of two years to truly fix it; hopefully, you can benefit from what I discovered. See the recs o