iF Skin Care

iF Skin Care

rayoflight2019-04-21T13:44:00.000Z
That’s assuming you don’t use any other products. Sunscreen +++
should go on last if you use other cosmetics and pretty much everything you try to apply on top of sunscreen can affect the layer of filters negativel
katzak7292019-04-21T00:50:00.000Z
I just turned 44 and I like +
For skin care, I've been using peach and lily products (wild dew essence and glass skin serum), PTR water drench cream, tatcha (the water cream), and
katwalker2019-04-20T22:43:00.000Z
Everything the dermatologists have recommended are occlusives+
which means they keep moisture in; however, if you do not have moisture in your skin to begin with, it won’t help. Whenever you use Vaseline, Aquaphor
gizmorules2019-04-20T21:30:00.000Z
Primer - LM and MAC Strobe. Fdn/TM - LM TM. Setting - MAC Pro Longwear Pressed Powder ++
Corrector - MAC Studio Finish, Becca Under Eye Brightening Corrector Concealer - still searching Skin care favourites - My skin is normal, occ
Art4Cara2019-04-20T09:15:00.000Z
For me it took both Rx retinoids(Curology anti-aging)+Vit. C - r/o
to improve matters. It took a LONG time as I had a lot of sun spots that weren't light and had been there for many years(I'm older), so be PATIENT. On
SkincareD2019-04-20T02:54:00.000Z
Note that there are different types of vitamin C, and vitamin c does not work for everybody. + +
Also, there are a few different types of Vitamin C in the Sunday Riley CEO, and it or the 20% azelaic acid from alldaychemist (in India), both work be
mist112019-04-19T17:58:00.000Z
Advice
Hi am 43 years old i have an uneven complexion face i was under high stress this year with no skin care regime at all I suffer from hyperpigmentation
rayoflight2019-04-19T16:03:00.000Z
2nd this, because every time any of the filters, including zinc, are +++
investigated they are shown to be harmful to something, either *contribute* to coral bleaching or something else (like titanium and the hydrogen perox
gizmorules2019-04-18T12:58:00.000Z
Makeup that gets d/c is annoying, but for me personally it's when skincare gets d/c or ++
reformulated with different ingredients that has been a real problem for me. I've had to build a skin routine from scratch at least 3 times over the
mkm710122019-04-17T12:34:00.000Z
That looks like fungal acne ++
You can find a list of different treatments on the Simple skin care science blog. If you google fungal acne, it's one of the first few links that come