Sali Hughes #16 The sell-out who couldn't sell out, and that is a legal fact.

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SqualorVictoria

I can't believe I ever swallowed that BS. I actually ran out of sunscreen and just purchased a moisturiser with SPF50, gone are the days of piling on multiple products
 
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MakkaPakka

I'd rather have a bit of shampoo trickle down my face (how long is it going to stay there, less than a second?!) than attack it with a flannel the way CH does.

And when it's really hot I'll do serum, then straight on to SPF - and I have dry skin! Don't see what the problem is.

But then, up until a couple of years ago she said she got her SPF from make-up, so....
 
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Hereforthefacts

The mask she modelling on her latest insta story. Could that be used in the shower to protect one's face from all the hazardous elements? Sounds awful risky to go without.
 
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Libertine1975

Seriously two weeks? Literally everything I've read about skincare says you should give a product two months to see if it works or not. I get that some things you might notice a different sooner or even straight away.
 
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SqualorVictoria

Libertine1975 said:
Seriously two weeks? Literally everything I've read about skincare says you should give a product two months to see if it works or not. I get that some things you might notice a different sooner or even straight away.
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And retinols, especially prescription ones, take way longer. Some people say it could be 6 months before you see an improvement with prescription retinol
 
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JNRS90

The SPF thing - we are meant to have 15 minutes without to get Vitamin D aren’t we? I’m pale and Irish and I only wear it if I’m going to be outside allll day (I’ve got that watery essence stuff cos anything else makes me shiny and itchy) and I look alright. Mind, I wash my face with actual soap so god knows what she’d think of that. Spent years acting like soap was poison, but turns out my face loves soap and cheap moisturiser. I use any old grease first if I’ve had makeup on and then I just soap up, rinse, put on cheap cream (currently like Lavera in a tin). I’ve done Clarisonic, expensive cleansing balms, chemical exfoliants, brief fling with squareness, but “leave me alone” seems to work best.
 
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melfish

This UV phobia is weird. I use SPF on my face only if I'm going to be outside for a considerable amount of time. Otherwise, meh, who cares? I spent years in the sun slathered in baby oil as a child and teenager; I grew up on a Sydney beach and spent all summer at the beach. The damage is done. My dermatologist says my skin is great for someone who grew up doing that in a hot climate. He is surprised and said he can't tell. I've never had a precancer. My vitamin D levels are good without supplementing and I get more rain than Seattle where I live. My friend who died of melanoma had it between her toes

In other, more cheering news:
 
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