Topicals

Topicals

rayoflight2022-11-07T22:05:45.000Z
It may be that some people can get their pigment issues under control +
with cosmetics (and/or sun protection), but that certainly isn't the case for everyone, though sometimes it does make it seem unfair, along the lines
Andee2022-11-07T16:24:45.000Z
You said you want to simplify things from the 1 or 2 products you already use & make your skin look+
better? Do you mean doing no more than 2 products in total or in addition to what you're doing now? Not sure if you saw my ? asking if that total is c
omniclean2022-11-06T20:08:48.000Z
you're going to have to invest in super high UVA++
protection sunscreen that targets the UVA rays over 350 nm. try anthelios UVMune 400. forever, for even incidental exposure. this is in addition to
angelique4442022-10-30T01:01:37.000Z
If you haven’t already, try a topical CBD cream.++
I’ve heard Lazarus (brand) makes excellent topicals.
mariedorval2022-10-26T21:14:30.000Z
Hormones and/or stress. I've been there. I never really +
knew whether it was age related or losing my mum in my late 30s, but my skin went berzerk for about 4 years. I believe I may have have made it worse b
MegE2022-10-22T21:18:40.000Z
I've been using Klaron Lotion (generic) for years and love it++
It was prescribed for my perioral dermatitis as a topical Rx to help keep it at bay after I was on Doxy. But I also have mild rosacea and it helps wit
EireFille 2022-10-18T19:59:15.000Z
Were your topicals OTC or Rx? Have you inquired about Rx for a sodium sulfacetamide lotion? +
Here in the US it's issued under name Klaron, which has good reviews on MUA. It worked extremely well when cystic acne threatened to return in my mid
MinnieGoldMane2022-10-18T18:41:01.000Z
Thanks! What treatments have you tried and which ones are your favorites? I already use tretinoin
and sunscreen daily. Overall decent looking skin but still young and when I look up close in the mirror there are some old acne scars and I blush real
Cinnnabonn2022-10-18T15:16:10.000Z
I'm 42 in perimenopause and getting cystic acne!+
topicals are not working. I am going to my GP - to ask for something. Has anyone gone through this? What did you take ?
Sunseeker442022-10-16T19:06:45.000Z
Was just prescribed 50 mg doxycycline by optometrist and I have a few questions from those with doxy
Background : im in my mid 40’s and have battled rosacea for quite a few years. Working with my dermatologist I have tried all the prescription creams