UREA

UREA

dahlialover2023-12-14T21:08:58.000Z
I really really like it. It's a good winter shade for me. The 1.5 also works but is just a tad ++
too light. It actually works fine because I apply so little, but if I applied a lot of the Shade 1.5, then it would probably lookk too light. That
BayAreaMom2023-12-11T00:26:10.000Z
Yes! And this ‘dampness’ ideally should be ‘held in’ with something like hyaluronic acid (which can+
bind with up to 1000 times its weight in water) and/or another humectant like glycerin, urea, or a serum of your choice, and then ‘sealed in’ with an
Faintdecay2023-12-08T16:19:44.000Z
any products from the inkey list worth checking out
i just started using the 10% urea cream. i also have that succinic(sp?) treatment that i use whenever i break out, smells gross but works. i'm won
TVARTDIVA2023-11-28T23:25:30.000Z
From The Library of Medicine...I think it comes down to what you are exposed to and how often Rop++
Have a look if you are concerned to the degree that you are not comfortable wearing fragrance. This may provide some clarity. https://www.ncbi.nlm.
luv7girl2023-11-26T05:11:45.000Z
Thx! It seems that the hydrating toner, which is thinner than an essence, goes on first. It *
apparently preps the skin to receive the essence and so on. Some folks I’ve spoken to said they do the 7 layer technique. or apply both the hydrating
Artbabe2023-11-22T19:21:20.000Z
I had a similar problem earlier this year with allergies. I used Eucerin Urea Repair 5%+
It's a face cream but works well around my eyes without irritation.