THE PLANT BASE

THE PLANT BASE

rayoflight2020-05-08T08:20:33.000Z
Just a guess, but did you start getting the random cysts before +
or after going on tretinoin? Because you use A LOT, both in terms of “actives” and ingredients that have potential to cause issues with skin. Meaning,
ClariceD2020-04-26T14:00:52.000Z
Dry, sensitive, clog-prone, skin currently recovering from an allergic reaction +
AM Paula's Choice Calm Nourishing Cream Cleanser Hada Labo Gokujyun HA lotion on damp skin LRP thermal water spray Avene Skin Recovery Cream 3-4 drop
4eyes2020-04-11T23:40:24.000Z
cetearyl alcohol is a fatty, non-drying alcpohol, not the drying isopropol or ethanol alcohol that+
roseaceans are advised to avoid. Having said that, I have rosacea and had an extremely red, burning, rashy rxn to Aveeno Ultra Calming cream, due to
rayoflight2020-04-04T20:31:38.000Z
It’s not comparable to- Epiceram has a relatively high concentration of +
synthetic/pseudo ceramide in a relatively elegant occlusive cream base. There’s other ingredients in it like fatty acids, silicones, hydrocarbons and
katemvirginia2019-12-13T15:49:25.000Z
This is my current routine ++
AM - cosrx snail mucin & cosrx birch face lotion w/ LRP Anthelios manyo factory eye cream PM - remove mu w/ organic coconut oil, mizon cream foam cle
4eyes2019-09-19T14:05:42.000Z
Agree that large pores are sometimes a sign of excessive irritation and dehydration+
It cosmetics, Murad, PTR, are all very expensive and have a fair number of potentially irritating plant extracts and fragrances. All those masks too
4eyes2019-08-12T14:57:39.000Z
Everyone's triggers are different. Sometimes it's the dose. For example, my sensitive, rosacea AND+
acne prone oily skin loves 2.5% BP in a mild base, like Walgreen's Proactiv dupe, but LRP's US version of Effaclar duo w/ 5.5% BP gives me almost a ch
4eyes2019-06-30T12:19:10.000Z
Agree w/ cutting back on everything and just doing whatever is the blandest and least irritating to+
to your skin Personally I find that lots of plant oils and extracts inflame my skin. I would do super bland cleanser like Cerave Hydrating AM, cerav
4eyes2019-06-17T12:53:05.000Z
Do you wear mu? Is your mu oil-based? Are you thoroughly removing the mu each night before washing? I would try some gentle physical exfoliation wh
4eyes2019-05-30T10:53:22.000Z
I think it depends on type and strength of the AHA, along w./the formulation or base. I can use AHAs like lactic acid and mandelic acid up to about