iF Skin Care

iF Skin Care

colapop1002019-08-24T21:22:22.000Z
sure 5 mins wont hurt if you have the time. do what you feel is best. it will be fine :) ++
i use a sonic toothbrush that has a timer on it and i really appreciate that. ive timed my skin care and makeup routines just out of curiosity, an
Sydney472019-08-23T20:19:03.000Z
I like it - I use Clinique TTDO balm 1st and I find it breaks down oil and sunscreen+
then I follow with a gentle non-foaming cleanser. I feel like this method gets rid of any remnants of product on the skin and then it's better prepped
angelbaybee1432019-08-22T13:44:46.000Z
I have no idea.. I was excited to use it. My skin has become soooo oily over the past few months.+
The spray didn't do anything for me. My nose was shiny after 4 hours. Maybe if I had a better foundation, skin care routine it will work.
dottielsj2019-08-19T16:19:06.000Z
Skindinavia makes UD’s setting sprays. Every so often Amazon runs a killer deal++
On Skindinavia sprays. For example, I got the 8 ounce bottle for $22 recently. For DS, there are several really good options for high humidity. B
TraumaNurse2019-08-19T03:11:24.000Z
Hi everyone! It's been a while. I have a bit of a review and a bit of a question...
First of all, I have purchased SO many foundations lately that I really should be ashamed! (But I'm not! It's all good!) My usual go to coverage prefe
annepanne2019-08-18T11:48:55.000Z
If money was no object....
Hi! Which skin care product would you buy if money was of no concern:). Just curious, would like to hear peoples holy grail product.
Mermaidsurfer2019-08-17T14:49:32.000Z
Spas buy their product lines. They can use and try to encourage you to buy what they
use at the moment. As with skin care there are so many choices but spas would need to use limited products for $$$$ to have as inventory for use. You
4eyes2019-08-16T17:14:12.000Z
The complete proactiv line is too harsh due to the scrubby cleanser but+
if you are sensitive to BP you should not use it. Washing w/just water works well for some, but you might have an overgrowth of some "bad" (as opposed
4eyes2019-08-16T13:32:39.000Z
What medication was it? You are no longer on it, right? How long ago did you stop it?+
If it was a med that affected hormones, and you have stopped taking it just recently, it may take 3-6 months for your skin to get back to normal on it
colapop1002019-08-15T02:38:00.000Z
i think you might not be getting any responses because you are asking for a lot of detailed info +
that is not cut-and-dry nor easy to provide. it is impossible, and incorrect, to respond with 'oh just buy this and that and you are all set'. ever