Skin Strong

Skin Strong

kamila2020-10-23T22:49:00.000Z
Thank you for this, it’s extremely helpful. +
I haven’t been using anything but water to wash my face as I’m. Or wearing makeup these days, but if I am I use dove sensitive skin soap or cetaphil s
rayoflight2020-10-21T22:08:00.000Z
I prefer Paula's Choice C15 Booster for ascorbic acid, it has similar ingredients to +
Skinceuticals: the vitamin C in its active form, ascorbic acid, the correct form of vitamin E and ferulic acid and a few other antioxidants that seem
frckls2020-10-20T13:28:25.000Z
I keep my root black with med brown balayage. My brows are very thin and sparse but microbladed. I+
like to just darken the hair as the microblading has faded a bit (but surprisingly still going strong after 6 years). On the hair (I don't smudge it)
nouvellevague2020-10-09T04:01:42.000Z
It's a very strong highlight, but you can sheer it out +
I have Iced. I like to apply it over an unpowdered base to make it look like it melts into my skin. Doesn't emphasize pores but may emphasize dry text
SnapBang2020-10-02T11:47:48.000Z
Yes. Medical grade skin care make a huge difference and she has major medical problem and she is
afraid it may contribute to problems, so now, she avoids Botox and all that stuff. It was her sister or SIL who is a newscaster who exposed her to der
4eyes2020-09-30T04:23:20.000Z
I love Rx tret, but YMMV. Personally I think a cleanser alone can't be relied on to address clogs+
/ acne, if those are your primary concerns. I do like most of Derma E's stuff and I also like many Cerave products, but I found the SA cleanser to be
4eyes2020-09-25T16:29:31.000Z
Face? If face, LIGHT use of Salux cloth (no pressure) if your skin can tolerate, plus something w/+
lactic acid, glycerin, and/or urea in it. The Ordinary 5% Lactic acid + HA serum would be good. Lactic acid I find is great for both moisturizing an
brassovaries2020-09-23T11:59:26.000Z
I don't.The results are the same as if it's a temporary filler from an appearance perspective, but++
Permanent. Hence, the skill of the surgeon is absolutely critical. One of my friends is an oculoplastic surgeon and he won't do fat grafting because i
rayoflight2020-09-23T11:27:51.000Z
I kinda agree. It’s not that everyone universally must use this or other exfoliating products only +
2x per week, but only very few skins need that sort of thing daily (or twice). It’s individual. Not like there’s a set in stone protocol. *Most* peopl
missthing3032020-09-22T03:50:00.000Z
Is your skin very sensitive? AHA/BHA or Salicylic Acid 1.5-2%, Vitamin C serum, would all b e good+
For addressing scarring, red marks etc. Regular peels or masks are good starts (check MUAC, The Ordinary, Paula’s Choice) Vitamin C Serum or powder m