VICHY

VICHY

rayoflight2019-05-31T22:00:45.000Z
Something with ascorbic acid as the form of vitamin C and between 10-20% and an acidic pH (less or equal to 3.5/4.0) is considered to be the most pote
PolishedPapers2019-05-25T13:43:42.000Z
Vichy Ideal Soleil anti-shine SPF60. It looks slightly white on me when freshly applied, but appears colourless after a few minutes. It's not sticky a
annietwinkletoes2019-05-19T12:05:00.000Z
Can anyone recommend a pale tinted sunscreen? The ones I’ve tried (Vichy, LRP) +
are just way too dark for my skin tone. I was hoping that I could use bm complexion rescue, but the lightest is still a little dark, plus if I use eno
rayoflight2019-05-17T13:35:00.000Z
The EU version of Skinceuticals is great, the US is a bit outdated +++
because a certain ingredient (ethyoxydiglycol) isn’t supposed to be that great for skin when used the way it’s used in these kibds of products. Alt
yogafitter2019-05-14T10:20:00.000Z
I like the Vichy ones sold at Walgreens
yum_yum2019-05-12T04:09:00.000Z
VICHY Purete Thermale Waterproof Eye Make-up Remover works well on r/o
really long-lasting mascara and doesn't irritate my eyes. It is much cheaper than the Lancome one.
splitzo92019-05-09T14:04:00.000Z
I *think* I'm OK with plant extracts although I would prefer there were not r/o
any. I just ordered timeless squalane so am going to try that on it's own first but I'm thinking of trying the Vichy serum and combining them. A few
mkm710122019-05-09T13:30:00.000Z
Out of those, the Vichy looks like the most 'ok' option ++
I am a former Toleriane user. I am now using Neutrogena hydro boost gel-cream- really like this. I use it over 5 skins of Etude House SoonJung PH 5.5
splitzo92019-05-09T11:17:00.000Z
Repost-thoughts on these as a possible replacement for LRP toleriane fluide? r/o
I came across these on my hunt for a replacement for the old fluide formulation. I feel like this Sanitas balancing moisturizer looks promising,
Nessa7142019-05-08T13:31:00.000Z
Do you feel like you could just spot conceal with concealer on certain areas, then use a++
BB cream or TM under that? Do you like the look of that on your skin? I'm not familiar with that serum, but if you want to be cost effective, CeraVe a