SkinMedica

SkinMedica

omniclean2020-05-19T14:23:34.000Z
vaseline or crisco. you need something plain and bland. the skinmedica has too many irritants and ++
the price is insane. you need to wash very gently and reapply your vaseline twice a day. some suggest vinegar soaks twice a day (tsp vinegar in a
Fivverr2020-05-19T14:13:16.000Z
Fraxel after care r/o
Hi, I'm getting fraxel duel next Wednesday. I've had it done before, but it was years ago and I don't remember what after care products I used. Cerave
Twiggy123452020-05-05T04:05:13.000Z
Skinmedica and Thayers (Rose Petal)
bofuz2020-05-03T16:12:19.000Z
Pricy but the best I have found, SkinMedica Total Defense + Repair, this stuff does something++
magical. I swear it makes my skin look better. I don't like a shiny finish. I have normal/dry skin.
marieelle19832020-04-26T06:01:50.000Z
SkinMedica Instant Eye Bright
jcerber2020-04-15T21:31:20.000Z
Medical Grade Skincare
I don't know if I've been duped but I'm obsessed with Medical Gradee skincare. I truly believe it's helping my skin. However, the price is something I
jambon882020-04-13T19:02:35.000Z
IIRC, I believe this is one of the limitations of retinol products. I tried looking on the website +
& the product that I knew had retinol in it didn't have any indication on the information or packaging on the level in it: https://www.neutrogena.com/
poreblaster20002020-04-11T23:20:57.000Z
I've tried HAs from all these: NIOD, SkinMedica, PCA, The Ordinary, OSEA and Timeless...
but have just never noticed much difference in my skin. The Inkey List PGA however, does feel a lot like the SkinMedica HA5. I did like NIOD's watery
rayoflight2020-04-04T20:56:57.000Z
At this point there’s no consensus what the correct ratio in product is and how to +
translate that into skin benefits. Aging skin lacks different lipids than atopic skin and it’s unlikely that applying a product that contains lipids i
bofuz2020-03-11T17:47:31.000Z
Skinmedica total defense & repair