VICHY

VICHY

MelissaGinParis2021-11-18T19:19:12.000Z
Vichy Idéal Soleil Dry Touch spf 50+ - 1 more use now and it's finished! so satisfying :)
MelissaGinParis2021-11-17T16:46:40.000Z
Vichy Idéal Soleil Dry Touch spf 50+ - 1 more use and it's finished! so satisfying :)
MelissaGinParis2021-11-17T16:39:39.000Z
This one? (pic inside) - if so, I've discovered this and love it too >>
currently finishing my Vichy one and then I'm switching to the Garnier https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/516rnHCtIkL._AC_SL1000_.jpg
4eyes2021-11-16T14:35:09.000Z
2nd i use and really like curology. for otc stuff, your #1 tx for dark spots is good ss. daily. +
if you don't want to do curology, I'd try 1. CosRx blackhead clearing liquid (BHA and niacinamide - it's not just for blackheads - it clears pores and
labrioche2021-11-15T02:56:12.000Z
Is the Vichy in ampoules?
jnbfan2021-11-14T21:22:56.000Z
The Vichy is underrated! It is part of the L'Oreal Group and formulated under the Duke patent just
like the Skinceuticals line up. Of course, C isn't absolutely necessary but if someone wants to try then it's a great affordable option.
4eyes2021-11-14T13:38:46.000Z
Neither. Vichy Liftactiv Vitamin C skin corrector. If you want to get spendy, the Skinceuticals ce
MelissaGinParis2021-11-13T17:45:09.000Z
Vichy Idéal Soleil Dry Touch spf 50+
4eyes2021-11-13T00:52:05.000Z
my skin is very oily and i do very well w/ vichy liftactiv c serum
rayoflight2021-11-12T11:13:19.000Z
I've never really liked anything; Isdin (and their more budget-friendly Auriga) is kinda +
popular here, their urea products and sunscreens are often in ads and all that, but everything I've tried wasn't great for me. For example, their suns