Thank you!Ciment Thermique by Kerastase.
Thank you!Ciment Thermique by Kerastase.
Try Unseen Sunscreen by Supergoop! It’s fantastic, the product is clear and is just like a make up primer. I have always used Korean SPFs but this is one you can get on cult beauty and it’s brilliant, I love it.The best sunscreen I have ever used is the Biore Aqua Watery Essence - it's a dream to apply and there is absolutely no white cast/greasyness. The only downside is that it usually takes a good 3-4 weeks to arrive from Japan on Amazon...
I was wondering if anyone could recommend me a good daily SPF (preferably SPF 50) that goes well under makeup and doesn't leave a white cast/greasy film? I've tried La Roche Posay but couldn't really use it properly as it had such a white cast and pilled.
Also how much sunscreen does everyone here apply lol? I know the official recommendation seems to be 1/4 tsp which is surprisingly quite a lot. I have a small face though so could probably get away with applying a bit less. I find it tricky to find a sunscreen where you're applying a sufficient amount but without looking like a greasy mess or a ghost lol
I’m mid forties and use body shop calomine balm to take off my makeup, then double cleanse with their vitamin C wash. I tUse a facial oil, I tend to buy these from tkmaxx as they have a good selection. Then I use a night or day moisturiser, I like Elemis, Olay and body shop. I also try and drink lots of water and take vitamin supplements. Will also be having Botox when lockdown over as homeschooling has aged the duck out of me
I love their cleansers they smell gorgeous and I love their glycolic acid toner! Definitely a brand worth looking into!I have combination skin. I have tried everything known to man on my face! Eve lom, dermalogica, Liz Earle, Aldi, number 7, nip and fab, Elemis etc and I once even nearly got divorced when I bought creme de la mar.
The only thing that has ever made a marked improvement on my skin is the Soap & Glory range! I have the face brush and use that with the clarity wash, I then have the pore day cream and I use the night cream (with the bubbles) and eye cream and it’s never been better. It’s also on 1/3 off
Or try Azelaic acid. I get mine from the Ordinary too. Warning : some people find it a bit itchy the first few times but it definitely helped me a lot. I used to have rosacea, I haven't had redness in many many months now.You could try Mandelic acid> Apparently it's often tolerated well for people who are sensitive to Salicylic. Have a google and see if it sounds good. The Ordinary's is under £6 so not too much to spend if it doesn't suit.
Do you find it leaves a funny texture or balls up? I feel like it's almost similar to a silicone primer but maybe I'm using too much?Or try Azelaic acid. I get mine from the Ordinary too. Warning : some people find it a bit itchy the first few times but it definitely helped me a lot. I used to have rosacea, I haven't had redness in many many months now.
Yes. I’ve used the Medik8 CR and loved it. I started on the 3 and then moved up from there. I noticed a definite improvement in the texture and clarity of my skin. I didn’t suffer any irritation or side effects with it either.Has anyone used MediK8 Crystal Retinol before? I’ve cancelled my Skin+Me subscription so I’m looking for a good retinol product.
Can I ask what cleanser you are using?I've got Revolution Hydraulic Acid. I have been given Pixi Retinol toner. Can somebody please give me a regime in order on how to use these please? I also have Loreal anti aging revitalift day and night creams. What order and how often?
I am mid 30s, my skin is showing its first signs of aging by loss of volume more than actual wrinkles.
It is a silicone substance. I was worried it will flare up my rosacea but it didn't.Do you find it leaves a funny texture or balls up? I feel like it's almost similar to a silicone primer but maybe I'm using too much?
Any retinol product or retinol Esther should be avoided around the eye and mouth area plus the neck. Have a read of Caroline Hirons blog about it, that woman is a geniusSo I started Skin + Me last week, I have 4% Niacinamide, 4% Azelaic Acid and 0.006% Tretinoin and the flaky dry skin from the Tretinoin is real right now around my mouth/chin and lower nose..
I know this is a very common side effect and should hopefully only last a few weeks but has anyone else had this and have any tips/products that might help reduce the ‘skin literally peeling off my face’ look?
Thanks, I downloaded her book when it was on sale for 99p I just haven’t had the attention span to read it yetAny retinol product or retinol Esther should be avoided around the eye and mouth area plus the neck. Have a read of Caroline Hirons blog about it, that woman is a genius
Haha I know the feeling! I messed about so much during the first lockdown trying different stuff. I ended up causing contact irritant dermatitis. Luckily it's calmed now by using the avene sensitive kit for three months. I've now managed to introduce things again slowly. I'm using the pixi retinol oil at the min and it's really good, it's quite weak but really hydrates the skin. I also only use it three times a week as I'm in my thirties, I read somewhere that for retinol type products go off your age so for twenties two times a week, three times for thirties, four times at forty etcThanks, I downloaded her book when it was on sale for 99p I just haven’t had the attention span to read it yet
I actually stopped applying it to my mouth area after I posted this, I put it on my cheeks, nose and forehead and a little on my chin and jaw and I have seen a massive improvement in the dryness around my mouth
Thank god for WFH during that period of dryness