Skin Strong

Skin Strong

Lizzy282020-01-03T19:52:16.000Z
If you're going to use actives like AHA/BHA you have to wear high SPF/PPD sunscreen daily. rop
Otherwise the benefits will be cancelled out and also most actives make your skin more vulnerable to the sun. This particular TO product is very stro
kwinavhaartz2019-12-31T06:12:27.000Z
Do you already have a gentle cleanser, moisturizer and ss? If so, I’d start 2x week+
For three weeks or so, if your skin is OK with it, then use it 3x week for a couple of weeks, then 4x, etc. Stop any other active ingredients and use
4eyes2019-12-30T00:57:03.000Z
Skinoren is 20% azelaic acid, right? I am thinking this might be too strong for dry skin. I think+
Finacea is 15%. They both are Rx'd for acne and rosacea. What are you trying to treat?
Lizzy282019-12-28T20:41:22.000Z
Everybody should avoid fragranced skincare and cosmetics; not just those with sensitive skin;-) rop
Esp. "natural" fragrance compounds are potent irritants, allergens and might even cause/worsen hyperpigmentation. You might not notice any problems no
jnbfan2019-12-28T17:22:12.000Z
Oh no :( I used to use that one. But the white-cast was too strong on my olive skin. I hope +
you find a similar or better ss! Have you tried Ultrasun, Derma Sollotion or Anglamark? The last two have only new gen filters. I've been using Norev
frckls2019-12-28T15:57:25.000Z
I'm gutted. My HG ss - Daylong protect & care Mattifying Fluid SPF 50+ - is dc-ed. It's quite a new+
release and has only been around for a couple years only, I think. It's got no Avobenzone which my eyes and skin are terribly sensitive to, not mat
4eyes2019-12-24T03:32:15.000Z
Dry means lacking oil, dehydrated is lacking water. What are you using for cleanser and txs?+
I have oily but dehydrated skin, and I find that if I try to use strong, high-pH cleansers or harsh acne txs my skin gets horribly dehydrated and almo
Mermaidsurfer2019-12-23T03:16:10.000Z
I have tried so many products in the past few years. Luxury lines, Korean, drugstore, and misc.+++
things. I stuck with a few thinking they were working but never saw any major changes until I tried to develop a routine. Basically I switched to
SparklyHeels2019-12-19T20:04:16.000Z
I use the Fade Peel from MUAC - they have others ++
The Fade Peel is a decent dupe for DE Baby Facial, which I love but too $$$ - you might want to search MUAC for options - they do have lower percentag
4eyes2019-12-19T13:52:16.000Z
Interesting, I didn't know that about acrylates - just checked Dermnetnz.org, which is a great+
resource, and yes, they have an article on acrylate allergy/irritation: https://www.dermnetnz.org/topics/allergy-to-acrylate. I had never heard