Vitamin Cosmetics

Vitamin Cosmetics

rayoflight2019-08-20T12:20:38.000Z
Maybe, if there’s something unique that only they have +++
the way Olaplex has for hair cosmetics or the founder had some impressive credentials or had done some research work and transferred it into cosmetic
rayoflight2019-07-28T20:29:43.000Z
They have to stabilize it with something so that it has decent shelf life and +++
pharmaceutical stuff cannot get away with using weak antioxidants like vitamin E derivatives the way cosmetics swindle the public.
rayoflight2019-06-29T16:37:44.000Z
It up to each brand to decide what they tell their customers. There’s no +++
agreement which way is better and there’s not really a reliable body of research on how much benefit there is in using antioxidants like vitamin C whe
SkincareD2019-05-08T06:15:00.000Z
Here are my favorites, some cheaper than others + +
A good cleanser for him would be the Peter Thomas Roth Irish Moor mud cleanser, or the Makeup Artist's Choice Blemish Buster cleanser- which is simila
rayoflight2019-03-31T08:25:00.000Z
IME it’s not nearly as effective as the Avibon the article mentions, or other decent retinol +++
product, let alone tretinoin. A313 is just a Vaseline like ointment (like Infadolan, Fougera (also has a form of vit A, but just one instead of thre
rayoflight2019-03-23T16:22:00.000Z
Nah, it has a lot of solvents in it, more than 20% apparently, and the ethoxy +++
diglycol which is severely limited for leave on skin use in EU because it has been shown to contain ****ty impurities. It’s the reason Skinceuticals a
DollyRot2019-03-04T21:30:00.000Z
I've been using PIXI retinol tonic. It helps even it out. In addition ROP
a good sunscreen. I have been using physicians formula vitamin C oil stick .. it is spf 30. Those 2 things might be a bit much in combo. Go for the o
dreamsdark2019-02-12T13:27:00.000Z
Empties ????
So I wanted to post my empties because I really enjoyed seeing other peoples empties post. It’s not a lot but it’s the first time I thought about sav
whiskeypotatoes2019-01-24T10:30:00.000Z
Looking at some The Ordinary products on Sephora, have 18% cash back right now+
but I'm trying to transition to "safer" skincare and cosmetics. What are your insights on the level of toxins in TO's products? I'm 36, with combo/
rayoflight2019-01-07T17:28:00.000Z
Ingredients in a cream are more likely to penetrate better, at least that has been +++
shown with topical drugs (like tretinoin and others) and the serum superiority is pretty much made up by cosmetics industry. Most dermatology textbook