SkinCeuticals

SkinCeuticals

JanetR552021-06-02T03:53:35.000Z
Skinceuticals, is clinical , colorscience, neocutis
luv7girl2021-06-01T20:36:28.000Z
Yes. It’s a bit pricey but vitamin C serum is the one sc item I will splurge on. Because it’s
that important, IMO. In addition, it has the identical ingredients as the cult SkinCeuticals, is medical grade, and $100 cheaper. I plan to purchase n
jnbfan2021-05-25T15:23:53.000Z
I have the same experience with Shaka and I'm F IV! Nice to meet you! We should start a club. As far
as preventing tanning, there is recent research that suggests the region around 380-400nm and beyond into visible light plays a role with tanning and
marieelle19832021-05-25T00:55:49.000Z
Yikes I used the Skin Medica TNS eye repair for a long time and it dehydrated my eye area ++++
If it’s the Skin Medica TNS Eye Repair that one has retinol and vitamin C I believe. I found it quite harsh. I had better luck with the Eye Bright fro
bagelwithcreamcheese2021-05-24T20:40:07.000Z
Elta makes a mineral face sunblock too which I use bc chemical
sunblocks aggravate my melasma. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00C8FVZZY/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_2JAN2KFMGNRZRSE0G69F?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1 It’s not
jnbfan2021-05-24T20:34:41.000Z
The tints available are all over the place. I wonder if Bioderma Aquafluid in Claire might work for
you. There's Ultrasun's Face in Ivory but I think it is on the lighter side of NC15. Honey would be too dark. There's also Dermaceutic in Light. I thi
melissap12021-05-23T02:16:31.000Z
I'm using the Skinceuticals Metacell Renewal B3 cream.
jnbfan2021-05-22T19:45:30.000Z
There's interesting discussion with the experiences of different scb'ers phototypes. Here is a paper
discussing the limitations of PPD, UVA-PF and SPF ratings right now in relation to the region around 400nm and into visible light: https://www.nature
jnbfan2021-05-21T21:44:27.000Z
I tanned with Shaka. I wonder if it has to do with several factors. First, maybe the PPD 46 is not +
high enough for my phototype (F IV, naturally olive NC25-30 skintone, never had a sunburn, prone to hyperpigmentation especially with trauma to the sk
4eyes2021-05-13T19:13:17.000Z
You do NOT need so called "medical grade" products for best effect. The term is marketing+
You are better off focusing on ingredients, w/o regard to high price or "medical grade." Excellent actives can be had in any price rangem, and for so