SkinCeuticals

SkinCeuticals

Dragonisdragon2019-05-18T02:51:00.000Z
My favourite from what I've tried is the timeless version. If money were no option I'd try the
Skinceuticals, but since I'm not rich lol I will never try it..what if it arrived oxidized and the company didn't help me out? Close to $200 down the
winthrop442019-05-17T20:41:00.000Z
I have repeatedly read on here and was told by Skinceuticals that it is not okay because++
it alters the dispersion of the minerals. Skinceuticals did not even feel it was ok to mix their Physical Fusion + Sheer Physical, which obviously dif
andee2019-05-17T20:21:00.000Z
I used the Skinceuticals for years. It frequently arrived oxidized direct from mfr, so probably, no.
LauraB232019-05-17T17:56:00.000Z
Hyaluronic Acid - input on which to buy
I've been looking for a good hyaluronic acid to use on a daily basis. I had tried the Ordinary, but wasn't pleased with how sticky it felt on. Prior t
LauraB232019-05-17T14:59:00.000Z
Yes! It's probably the only product that truly brought my skin to the next level. I've used Drunk El
ephant and Timeless and they don't compare (for my skin at least). I've been using Timeless for the past few months though, Skinceuticals is just too
franzvonstuck2019-05-17T14:26:00.000Z
I use Skinceuticals Hydrating B5 serum for years and spend++
my money on this serum because not other HA serum ever worked on my skin. Their vitamin c serums were always a no-no for my skin as they irritated my
mysocksnevermatch2019-05-17T13:58:00.000Z
Yes, I would. Right now I’m using T.O powder but to early
To tell. THe Ordinary’s powder is at the other end of the price spectrum at $5.99. And I like the versatility of being able to mix it with almost anyt
winthrop442019-05-17T13:47:00.000Z
It contains multiple of my rosacea triggers but if something does not contain my triggers and ++
works for me I’m willing to spend money on it. That said if something cheaper fulfills both of those criteria I will happily shun the more expensive o
rayoflight2019-05-17T13:35:00.000Z
The EU version of Skinceuticals is great, the US is a bit outdated +++
because a certain ingredient (ethyoxydiglycol) isn’t supposed to be that great for skin when used the way it’s used in these kibds of products. Alt
barbiH2019-05-17T13:24:00.000Z
The laureth-23 would break me out. If you want something similar, then look ++
at Maelove Glow Maker. IIRC, it's under $30. It does have several of the same ingredients as Skinceuticals (but no laureth-23). Haven't tried it b