my moisture

my moisture

BrandyBuddy2021-02-10T17:37:05.000Z
There are so many good products out there. You can get great results with both inexpensive +
and expensive products. Items I have use or still use. The Ordinary peeling solution (a HG product) you see results after one use. The Ordinary
MaryEllen2021-02-08T09:43:42.000Z
^ This. Also, when you start using it, try not wearing the eye mask. Here's why: ++++
It could be 1. leaching tears from your eyes as you sleep, when tear production is lower in everyone, and 2. preventing the moisture from the humidifi
dottielsj2021-02-07T17:36:09.000Z
The key to awesome looking foundation is skin care++
Using a chemical exfoliant (NOT a physical/scrub), deep hydration no matter what your skin type (oily skin needs moisture too) to ensure the skin barr
startingover20182021-02-06T18:17:50.000Z
help with skincare routine please? r/o+++
I have oily, clog- and acne-prone skin. I have a hard time with silicones and waxes which makes it hard for me to find products, especially moisturize
10172021-02-06T12:33:14.000Z
No...not with the Avene. I mean every other retinol rips my face apart. I can use this easily, no+
issues. I wash, use my Mario Besescu Seaweed Lotion (toner) and then use this. I will use an eye cream with it (all moisture, no actives in that).
ShastaGirl 2021-02-06T02:32:48.000Z
I’ve not tried polyglutamic acid, but I have the same issue with hyaluronic. I’ve tried on damp +
skin. Tried different brands. And gave up with it on my face. Used it on top of hands ok. I have had good luck with Kikumasamune Sake Rich Moisture Lo
stanton2021-02-06T00:08:14.000Z
I've been using Vanicream Facial Moisturizer for almost a week and LOVE it so much ro
Literally 99% of things I put on my face break me out, from extremely minimal formulas to maximalist products with 94239 ingredients. So I'm crossing
loveoutdoors2021-02-05T23:06:20.000Z
Those who are in the know on hyaluronic acid I have a question. +
I can’t use it as the dry air here has it sucking all the moisture out of my skin as it did in northern climate when the heater was going full blast.
loveoutdoors2021-02-05T17:55:54.000Z
I’m not able to us hyaluronic acid because I live in a dry climate and it tends to +
pull moisture out of my skin. Does anyone have any thoughts if polyglutamic acid would have this tendency as well? Thank you!
YukiKitten2021-02-04T22:24:11.000Z
What's a fragranced shampoo you like that doesn't bother your sensitive skin?
All of the fragrance-free ones destroy my hair and I do better with sulfates since I'm prone to buildup. But I've had pretty bad allergic reactions on