VICHY

VICHY

colapop1002019-08-20T14:39:00.000Z
mineral 89 is lightweight hyaluronic acid so it is understandable that it helps you +
i like that it is easily accessible us here in canada, and inexpensive if i buy it with points at sdm, but i still cheap out even further and get hya
Redwings112019-08-20T14:11:35.000Z
In a post yesterday by TraumaNurse we were talking about methods of +
application for foundation, mainly the tools used. I struggle with foundation most of the time because I have dry skin and a lot of formulas look cak
Redwings112019-08-18T13:16:10.000Z
The Ordinary Marine Hyaluronics followed by Vichy Mineral 89
herewegoagain2019-08-13T18:01:18.000Z
I like what TO Lactic Acid does to my skin. I was seriously going to try the DE r/o
one,but I heard people say the TO one was as good I seriously neglected my skin during the heat ( I can’t stand the feel of anything on my skin) and
SJS632019-08-10T00:45:59.000Z
I’ll have to try it. Vichy is easy to find in Canada.
herewegoagain2019-08-09T22:15:01.000Z
I just added this to my Paris shopping list...,Vichy is so cheap at CitiPharma
MsTomFord2019-08-09T21:43:50.000Z
I really liked the Vichy too. It was my go to before I started oil cleansing
herewegoagain2019-08-09T21:07:41.000Z
I think I like the Vichy micellar water better than Bioderma...even the pump bottle
Lizzy282019-08-03T13:48:09.000Z
My dry, sensitive Rosacean skin doesn't really like micellar cleansers but Nivea 3-in-1 rop
Sensitive (Euro) is alright. I tried every other micellar cleanser (Bioderma, LRP, Eucerin, Vichy, Avene, L'Oreal etc.) but no. And yes, I do rinse of
Lizzy282019-07-30T14:06:42.000Z
For moisture you can just use any gentle facial cream like Eucerin Q10 or any of the PC facial rop
moisturizers. And/or even plain Vaseline, Aquaphor or unrefined Shea Butter. Something lighter like Vichy 89 HA Serum might work as well but combine i