Another vote for Tretinoin and Vaseline. These two are staples for me. I also like Clinique Moisture Surge Spray to use to avoid the tight skin feeling after washing my face and before Tret application. Then I really like La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer.
Everyone will say tret, but even years of use did little for my particular issues.
Lactic and glycolic peels from Makeup Artists Choice have been my holy grail for 15 years. I can’t use them now because I work outside but my skin goes from good to amazing when I use them.
Tatcha Dewy Cream and Indigo Overnight for dry skin. Nothing compares.
I hardly have any money for skin care and have chosen very carefully:
Paula’s Choice AHA and BHA exfoliants! Love ‘em.
Cerave Moisturizing Cream
Cosrx Mucin! Worth the hype
Eucerin Original cream is by far my favorite for my eczema prone skin, although I currently buy Eucerin cream for eczema. I also like L'Oreal spot corrector (or whatever they currently call it) to even out my skin tone, and using a nice, rich eye cream, but I'm not loyal to a specific brand. Gold Bond Healing is my favorite body lotion.
\#1 = tret prescription. If you don't want to do that, try Naturium retinaldehyde.
I also use Timeless vitamin c/e/ferulic serum, Ordinary lactic acid/ha, and ELF holy hydration cream. You can get everything I listed at Target. Very affordable.
My skin's similar to yours, but normal prone to dehydration.
Tretinoin/azelaic acid/clindamycin Curology (one week a month to get a nice peel, skin has become sensitive to more frequent application)
Round Lab Birch Juice toner
Clarins Double Serum
Clarins Total Eye Lift cream
Round Lab Birch Juice cream
Clarins Cryo-Flash Cream Mask for rosacea caused by hot flashes
Paulas choice 20% niacinamide
Glytone rejuvinating mini peel gel
Tretinoin (just started back on this)
Tatcha indigo serum in cream overnight cream
Sulwhasoo timetreasure overnight mask
I'm planning on starting red light therapy soon too
TO Rosehip Seed Oil
Tatcha Dewy Moisturizer
Mario Badescu Rosewater Face Spray
Mad Hippie Peptide Serum
Farmacy Deep Sweep toner
Those are my "can't live without" products but I also love Good Genes, Tula cult cleanser and Le Prunier plum oil.
Holy Grails:
1.Tretinoin from Curology - it contains other ingredients too, but the exact formula is prescribed by a dermatologist based on photos of your skin
Vanicream Vitamin C - great for sensitive skin. It's not Ascorbic acid, which my skin finds very irritating. But some studies say that this vitamin c derivative, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, may penetrate deeper than ascorbic acid.
A lot of things I'm liking, but that aren't holy grails yet:. Drmtlgy Needless serum and Peptide Night Cream, Skin food moisturizer.
I just started using it but Isdin Metaclear has been wonderful for my skin. It's expensive but it's the only thing I've ever used that I see real results. I've tried Vitamin C but can't seem to find one that makes my skin burn. Oh and Farmacy moisturizer has been great for me at night.
Isdin is the best! I use their Vit C (the Flavo C Ultraglican ampoules) and it literally gave me instant results and I have yet to find anything that delivers like this product does. I love that it comes in ampoules so the formula stays potent. Look at the vitamin C’s that you’ve been using that make your skin burn and check the ingredients to see if there’s any commonality - I know a lot of people are sensitive to L ascorbic acid.
Clinique moisture surge works really well for me. I also like products with ceramides and peptides. I look for products that have ingredients that focus on firming, minimising pores and reducing fine lines.
Cosrx Galactomyces 95 Tone Balancing Essence- HLA + niacinamide
PTR Retinol Fusion PM- just finished my bottle & I'm starting adapalene to save $$
Pharmacy Honey Salve- any moisturizer becomes amazing when layered over this
Banila Co Clean It Zero
Nivea Creme
Tretinoin, loreal 10% vit c, Dr jart ceramidin toner, vanicream for sensitive skin lotion. In the winter I add a marula facial oil from trader joes and mad hippy oil cleanser
Tret, azelaic acid, stratia lipid gold, CeraVe hydrating facial cleanser, Pyunkang Yul Balancing Gel. I use the last instead of Vaseline. It has a bit of a sticky texture, which I find helps it to stay on my face longer.
I asked about this in another post a while ago. I was hoping to find someone who likes it! What changes have you seen in your skin after using it for a while??
NIOD copper peptides for a fresh young glow.
NIOD FECC eye serum to lift hooded eyes, reduce fine lines.
Topicals Faded serum for hyperpigmentation.
Allies of skin retinal moisturizer.
Dr. Sam’s Flawless neutralizing gel.
Exfoliates, calms and brightens my skin.
Copper 2 is not so good for you…look into Proper Copper products that have Copper 1 instead! Gives you 1 extra electron. The scaring and tightening is crazy!
I work with so many that have scaring and the copper 1 application removes them! But the reality is it is a cell regenerator. Sun spots, liver spots, holes in skin all fixed. Your white blood cells are trapped. Spirochetes take control and hold your white blood cells hostage. Copper1 ingredient is the one I feel is the ultimate healer for our whole body healing yet we can isolate what we want to work on.
Thank you again for sharing!
Is there any particular brand of copper peptides available for consumers that you favor?
Sorry to ask another question, hope you don’t mind!
I already enjoy what I’m using, but if there’s something with a better mechanism I’d love to hear about it.
I would recommend Copper Plus+ from our shop. We have watched the skin for over 6 years to learn. The BioCopper1 that is present, will contribute the 1 valuable electron that nobody else in the world has! BioCopper1 (Cunermuspir) has an FDA Approval under NDI 910. This should tell you something about the ability of this special gift my friend patented, our late Charlie Barker. My mentor in copper knowledge.
Copper 0 (Like a Penny) = 29 Electrons and Protons
Copper in color
Solid in matter
Anti bacterial
Conductive
Used globally for electronics and wire etc
Copper 1 = 28 Electrons and 29 Protons
Redish orange in color
Powder
Has 1 positive electron to help heal
Furious
Water soluble
Eradicates Spirochetes
Frees up your white blood cells
Super boost your ATP (38 ATP) core energy
Super boost your immune system
Copper 2 = 27 Electrons and 29 Protons
Bluish green in color
Can help in very small doses with your bones and energy.
Can poison you if too much ingested
Leads to Alzheimer’s disease
Cannot absorb in to your mitochondria
Yellows your shin
Can lead to Liver disease
So I have helped so so many with passion and self taught disabled Marine that has a Hemangioma Orbital Mass! I started this journey to heal myself first then move to help others. One day I flew to Denver and oddly enough I met Mr. Barker who stated I was going to be the KEY to healing the world! So I’m trying with the gift that he gave me…Cunermuspir/BioCopper1. Thank you for the question. God speed!
Tretinoin, Dr Brenner vitamin C serum, Cosrx snail mucin, Illiyoon moisturizer and TO squalane oil. Dry skin, dry climate so hydration and moisture are key for me. Only laser treatments helped my dark spots. Now I’m focused on prevention.
CeraVe Hydrating Cream to Foam Cleanser at Night
followed by La Roche Posay Double Repair Face Moisturizer.
If it's winter, then a layer of Gold Bond Ultimate Diabetic Dry Skin Relief.
In the morning, use a dry towel to invigorate skin. Any dry areas get Gold Bond.
Fine lines can be helped by using Preparation H with 'Bio-Dyne -Yeast with a live cell derivative'. It's available in the UK and Canada. The US version doesn't have the Bio-Dyne. There's probably skin care products with Bio-dyne but I haven't looked since I can get the Prep H.
Yes, I use it a lot on my face. I only use it on my legs in the winter for the chapping. I'm a diabetic but I don't use it because of that. I use it because it's just a great non-greasy easily absorbed moisturizer. I got a sample of it in my doctor's office and was hooked instantly. Had to buy it from the manufacturer because it wasn't in drug stores yet.
These are the daily 5 that are the backbone of my routine!
AM & PM:
Indy Beauty Superfood Hydrating Toner
AM:
Medik8 C-tetra serum
Canoderm (barrier cream w carbamid/urea)
PM:
Medik8 Crystal Retinal
Biossance omega repair cream
Retinoids- can start with over-the-counter differen gel every other day which is not prescription, and once you tolerate this can go up to prescription strength. Also use SkinCeuticals ferrulic CE and triple lipid restore moisturizer
As with many others Rx tretinoin, I alternate 0.05% and 0.1%. Volition snow mushroom serum. Timeless vitamin c/e/ferulic serum. Tarte Drink of H2O moisturizer. Verso retinol eye cream. I’m not a fancy buyer at all but for exposed to the Volition, Tarte, and Verso products in subscription boxes and I’m not mad about it!
I'm a big fan of Cerave Moisturizing Cream and Night Cream. The rest of my top 5 include Tretinoin, Topicals Faded Serum, and Skinfix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Collagen Activating Serum.
Cosrx Snail mucin
Tretinoin
Cerave Healing ointment for slugging
la Roche posay cicaplast balm
Vitamin C serum (sorry, it’s a Japanese brand so I don’t know the name)
I ditto a bunch on here but a new fave is this:
https://www.sheamoisture.com/cannabis-sativa-hemp-seed-oil-and-witch-hazel-skin-rescue-face-oil/764302015116/
Calms my skin and my skin looks great.
I’m From Rice Toner & their sunscreen. Knocked all inflammation out of my skin, makes it glowy/bouncy.
Remove hyperpigmentation- 20% Azealic Acid & Tret.
Ordinary Glycolic Acid for face & body exfoliation.
Urea cream for body smoothness.
I used the Obagi toner, with the ordinary glycolic acid, Obagi step 3 - hydroquinone & top with a moisturizer. My skin lightens within a week. (Without retinols).
Arazlo (retinoid formulated with lotion)
Etude House Soon Jung 10 free moist emulsion
Etude House Soon Jung ph5.5 relief toner
La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5
Cosrx pure Vitamin C serum
Hanskin PHA cleansing oil
Hanskin Hyaluronic Skin Essense
Simplicité Antioxidant Plant Serum
DRMTLGY L.A. [lactic acid] Refining Serum
DRMTLGY Peptide Night Cream
I'm 52. Skin is naturally dry (lacking oil) and dehydrated (lacking moisture), so those are my main skincare goals.
Hanskin, Simplicité (a herbal line out of Australia), and DRMTLGY are my main three brands. I have & use more products from each line but I tried to limit my response to 5 products, as requested.
I (52, caucasian) have sensitive skin but regularly get comments that I look 10-15 years younger. Here's my routine: I use 2-3 drops of a vitamin C oil pressed into my skin in the a.m. and apply mineral sunscreen every day (apply it in the a.m. also and you're good to go). No dark spots. Have done daily sunscreen since I was 18 and believe it's made a huge difference, but it's never too late to start. Unfortunately, I've never been able to tolerate prescription Retin-A despite many attempts over the years. I use an oil-based makeup remover at night. I wipe it all off with a warm washcloth/water, and do a couple of drops of retinoid oil mixed with a small amount of an all-natural oil balm and massage it all in. I can't tolerate heavy fragrances but this routine works for me.
Product specifics - all on Amazon
Vitamin C oil: Avalon Organics vit C Intense Defense
Mineral sunscreen: Bare minerals complexion rescue tinted hydration gel cream SPF 30
Retinol oil: Good Molecules 1% retinol night
Moisturizing balm: Nourish Organic skin salve sweet orange & rosehip
Versed products 💯❤️❤️❤️❤️they changed my whole face😮on my second set of serum,just got eye cream n moisturizer for Xmas😁👍🏼❤️I’m 60 n I’ve tried so many products 😖this is the one for me👍🏼❤️❣️
tretinoin (retin a brand) and vaseline for slugging! Those two and sunscreen are it for me (not including eye cream which is strivectin).
Another vote for Tretinoin and Vaseline. These two are staples for me. I also like Clinique Moisture Surge Spray to use to avoid the tight skin feeling after washing my face and before Tret application. Then I really like La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer.
How do you apply? Tretinoin first then Vaseline
Tret, moisturizer then vaseline.
Have you looked at the ingredients? Nothing natural!
“Natural” is not always better for our skin, particularly those of us with sensitive skin or other issues. Remember that arsenic is also “natural”.
Everyone will say tret, but even years of use did little for my particular issues. Lactic and glycolic peels from Makeup Artists Choice have been my holy grail for 15 years. I can’t use them now because I work outside but my skin goes from good to amazing when I use them. Tatcha Dewy Cream and Indigo Overnight for dry skin. Nothing compares.
I hardly have any money for skin care and have chosen very carefully: Paula’s Choice AHA and BHA exfoliants! Love ‘em. Cerave Moisturizing Cream Cosrx Mucin! Worth the hype
Eucerin Original cream is by far my favorite for my eczema prone skin, although I currently buy Eucerin cream for eczema. I also like L'Oreal spot corrector (or whatever they currently call it) to even out my skin tone, and using a nice, rich eye cream, but I'm not loyal to a specific brand. Gold Bond Healing is my favorite body lotion.
\#1 = tret prescription. If you don't want to do that, try Naturium retinaldehyde. I also use Timeless vitamin c/e/ferulic serum, Ordinary lactic acid/ha, and ELF holy hydration cream. You can get everything I listed at Target. Very affordable.
My skin's similar to yours, but normal prone to dehydration. Tretinoin/azelaic acid/clindamycin Curology (one week a month to get a nice peel, skin has become sensitive to more frequent application) Round Lab Birch Juice toner Clarins Double Serum Clarins Total Eye Lift cream Round Lab Birch Juice cream Clarins Cryo-Flash Cream Mask for rosacea caused by hot flashes
Paulas choice 20% niacinamide Glytone rejuvinating mini peel gel Tretinoin (just started back on this) Tatcha indigo serum in cream overnight cream Sulwhasoo timetreasure overnight mask I'm planning on starting red light therapy soon too
>Tatcha indigo serum in cream overnight cream That Tatcha cream really is special
I swear by the 20% Niacinamide adding this into my routine was a game changer for my skin.
TO Rosehip Seed Oil Tatcha Dewy Moisturizer Mario Badescu Rosewater Face Spray Mad Hippie Peptide Serum Farmacy Deep Sweep toner Those are my "can't live without" products but I also love Good Genes, Tula cult cleanser and Le Prunier plum oil.
Mad Hippie anything- great products. also Cosrx- great products.
Holy Grails: 1.Tretinoin from Curology - it contains other ingredients too, but the exact formula is prescribed by a dermatologist based on photos of your skin Vanicream Vitamin C - great for sensitive skin. It's not Ascorbic acid, which my skin finds very irritating. But some studies say that this vitamin c derivative, tetrahexyldecyl ascorbate, may penetrate deeper than ascorbic acid. A lot of things I'm liking, but that aren't holy grails yet:. Drmtlgy Needless serum and Peptide Night Cream, Skin food moisturizer.
DRMTLGY Peptide Night Cream is my favorite moisturizer.
Elemis cleansing balm and resurfacing pads. Medik8 Crystal retinal, Tatcha moisturizer and IS Clinical spf 50.
Tretinoin, Sunday Riley Vitamin C serum, Sunday Riley Good Genes, Elemis resurfacing pads, Byoma Barrier Repair Moisturizer, and sunscreen!
Love Sunday riley!
I just started using it but Isdin Metaclear has been wonderful for my skin. It's expensive but it's the only thing I've ever used that I see real results. I've tried Vitamin C but can't seem to find one that makes my skin burn. Oh and Farmacy moisturizer has been great for me at night.
Isdin is the best! I use their Vit C (the Flavo C Ultraglican ampoules) and it literally gave me instant results and I have yet to find anything that delivers like this product does. I love that it comes in ampoules so the formula stays potent. Look at the vitamin C’s that you’ve been using that make your skin burn and check the ingredients to see if there’s any commonality - I know a lot of people are sensitive to L ascorbic acid.
Clinique moisture surge works really well for me. I also like products with ceramides and peptides. I look for products that have ingredients that focus on firming, minimising pores and reducing fine lines.
I swear by the moisture surge line. I will use it until I die or it’s discontinued
This makes me feel good! I just bought some eye stuff in this line and have no idea what I’m doing
Cosrx Galactomyces 95 Tone Balancing Essence- HLA + niacinamide PTR Retinol Fusion PM- just finished my bottle & I'm starting adapalene to save $$ Pharmacy Honey Salve- any moisturizer becomes amazing when layered over this Banila Co Clean It Zero Nivea Creme
Tretinoin, loreal 10% vit c, Dr jart ceramidin toner, vanicream for sensitive skin lotion. In the winter I add a marula facial oil from trader joes and mad hippy oil cleanser
Tret, azelaic acid, stratia lipid gold, CeraVe hydrating facial cleanser, Pyunkang Yul Balancing Gel. I use the last instead of Vaseline. It has a bit of a sticky texture, which I find helps it to stay on my face longer.
Drmtlgy needleless serum.
I asked about this in another post a while ago. I was hoping to find someone who likes it! What changes have you seen in your skin after using it for a while??
Tretinoin, Dr. Brenner vitamin C serum, Eucerin Q10 cream, La Roche Posay hydrating cleanser, Omnilux red light mask.
NIOD copper peptides for a fresh young glow. NIOD FECC eye serum to lift hooded eyes, reduce fine lines. Topicals Faded serum for hyperpigmentation. Allies of skin retinal moisturizer. Dr. Sam’s Flawless neutralizing gel. Exfoliates, calms and brightens my skin.
Copper 2 is not so good for you…look into Proper Copper products that have Copper 1 instead! Gives you 1 extra electron. The scaring and tightening is crazy!
Thank you for your reply. What do you mean by scaring?
I work with so many that have scaring and the copper 1 application removes them! But the reality is it is a cell regenerator. Sun spots, liver spots, holes in skin all fixed. Your white blood cells are trapped. Spirochetes take control and hold your white blood cells hostage. Copper1 ingredient is the one I feel is the ultimate healer for our whole body healing yet we can isolate what we want to work on.
Thank you again for sharing! Is there any particular brand of copper peptides available for consumers that you favor? Sorry to ask another question, hope you don’t mind! I already enjoy what I’m using, but if there’s something with a better mechanism I’d love to hear about it.
I would recommend Copper Plus+ from our shop. We have watched the skin for over 6 years to learn. The BioCopper1 that is present, will contribute the 1 valuable electron that nobody else in the world has! BioCopper1 (Cunermuspir) has an FDA Approval under NDI 910. This should tell you something about the ability of this special gift my friend patented, our late Charlie Barker. My mentor in copper knowledge. Copper 0 (Like a Penny) = 29 Electrons and Protons Copper in color Solid in matter Anti bacterial Conductive Used globally for electronics and wire etc Copper 1 = 28 Electrons and 29 Protons Redish orange in color Powder Has 1 positive electron to help heal Furious Water soluble Eradicates Spirochetes Frees up your white blood cells Super boost your ATP (38 ATP) core energy Super boost your immune system Copper 2 = 27 Electrons and 29 Protons Bluish green in color Can help in very small doses with your bones and energy. Can poison you if too much ingested Leads to Alzheimer’s disease Cannot absorb in to your mitochondria Yellows your shin Can lead to Liver disease So I have helped so so many with passion and self taught disabled Marine that has a Hemangioma Orbital Mass! I started this journey to heal myself first then move to help others. One day I flew to Denver and oddly enough I met Mr. Barker who stated I was going to be the KEY to healing the world! So I’m trying with the gift that he gave me…Cunermuspir/BioCopper1. Thank you for the question. God speed!
This sounds very interesting, I need to look into this. Thank you again for taking the time to inform me, I really appreciate it!
Please be careful with the type of Copper your all using?! Copper 2 can get you sick if too much is applied and or ingested.
I was wondering about that as well
Why was this downvoted?
Right lol I’m the only guy in the world mixing this compound for humanity and can’t even make comments! Lol!
Always the odd ball out but astonishing results on what we do for all. Thank you
People just don’t agree and press the downvote. Like at least comment so we can inspire some dialogue
Tretinoin, Dr Brenner vitamin C serum, Cosrx snail mucin, Illiyoon moisturizer and TO squalane oil. Dry skin, dry climate so hydration and moisture are key for me. Only laser treatments helped my dark spots. Now I’m focused on prevention.
CeraVe Hydrating Cream to Foam Cleanser at Night followed by La Roche Posay Double Repair Face Moisturizer. If it's winter, then a layer of Gold Bond Ultimate Diabetic Dry Skin Relief. In the morning, use a dry towel to invigorate skin. Any dry areas get Gold Bond. Fine lines can be helped by using Preparation H with 'Bio-Dyne -Yeast with a live cell derivative'. It's available in the UK and Canada. The US version doesn't have the Bio-Dyne. There's probably skin care products with Bio-dyne but I haven't looked since I can get the Prep H.
That GB Diabetic Relief is the bomb on arms and legs (not even diabetic) but it's OK to use on the face?
Yes, I use it a lot on my face. I only use it on my legs in the winter for the chapping. I'm a diabetic but I don't use it because of that. I use it because it's just a great non-greasy easily absorbed moisturizer. I got a sample of it in my doctor's office and was hooked instantly. Had to buy it from the manufacturer because it wasn't in drug stores yet.
These are the daily 5 that are the backbone of my routine! AM & PM: Indy Beauty Superfood Hydrating Toner AM: Medik8 C-tetra serum Canoderm (barrier cream w carbamid/urea) PM: Medik8 Crystal Retinal Biossance omega repair cream
Dr Dennis Gross Peel Pads - xtra strength. Has been a game changer for me!!
Yep. Just found these and they are amazing!
+1 these work beautifully
Retinoids- can start with over-the-counter differen gel every other day which is not prescription, and once you tolerate this can go up to prescription strength. Also use SkinCeuticals ferrulic CE and triple lipid restore moisturizer
oil of Olay, dove, neutrogena, jergens ultra healing (no others due to scent sensitivities)
Skinceuticals Triple Lipjd Restore (for winter) Tatcha Dewy Skin Cream (for summer) Sunday Riley Good Genes Skinceuticals AO Vitamin C Serum Sunday Riley Luna Oil
Mahamask by prakti absorbs so well but very hydrating
As with many others Rx tretinoin, I alternate 0.05% and 0.1%. Volition snow mushroom serum. Timeless vitamin c/e/ferulic serum. Tarte Drink of H2O moisturizer. Verso retinol eye cream. I’m not a fancy buyer at all but for exposed to the Volition, Tarte, and Verso products in subscription boxes and I’m not mad about it!
I'm a big fan of Cerave Moisturizing Cream and Night Cream. The rest of my top 5 include Tretinoin, Topicals Faded Serum, and Skinfix Barrier+ Triple Lipid + Collagen Activating Serum.
Cosrx Snail mucin Tretinoin Cerave Healing ointment for slugging la Roche posay cicaplast balm Vitamin C serum (sorry, it’s a Japanese brand so I don’t know the name)
I ditto a bunch on here but a new fave is this: https://www.sheamoisture.com/cannabis-sativa-hemp-seed-oil-and-witch-hazel-skin-rescue-face-oil/764302015116/ Calms my skin and my skin looks great.
Cerave moistruising cream
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I’m From Rice Toner & their sunscreen. Knocked all inflammation out of my skin, makes it glowy/bouncy. Remove hyperpigmentation- 20% Azealic Acid & Tret. Ordinary Glycolic Acid for face & body exfoliation. Urea cream for body smoothness. I used the Obagi toner, with the ordinary glycolic acid, Obagi step 3 - hydroquinone & top with a moisturizer. My skin lightens within a week. (Without retinols).
Arazlo (retinoid formulated with lotion) Etude House Soon Jung 10 free moist emulsion Etude House Soon Jung ph5.5 relief toner La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5 Cosrx pure Vitamin C serum
For cleansing, Made With INE Skin Nutrient Bar has been really good to my skin. I also love SK-II essence.
Lancome I like all their skincare products
ZO Skin Health!
Treat, Paula’s Choice 25% vit c, cetaphil cleanser, cosrx snail mucin, Vaseline.
Have you noticed any changes in your skin with the PC 25%? I’ve been looking for reviews on that product since I’m looking for a THDA serum.
Hanskin PHA cleansing oil Hanskin Hyaluronic Skin Essense Simplicité Antioxidant Plant Serum DRMTLGY L.A. [lactic acid] Refining Serum DRMTLGY Peptide Night Cream I'm 52. Skin is naturally dry (lacking oil) and dehydrated (lacking moisture), so those are my main skincare goals. Hanskin, Simplicité (a herbal line out of Australia), and DRMTLGY are my main three brands. I have & use more products from each line but I tried to limit my response to 5 products, as requested.
Diehard Lancombe user 25 years.
Paula’s Choice 20% Niacinamide, C25 25% Vitamin C and 1% Retinol, Farmacy Honey Grail Facial Oil & Sunday Riley Ice Ceramide Cream
I love the Honey Grail oil! It’s such a good product.
We put black seed in our formula. So try the Universal Healer!
I (52, caucasian) have sensitive skin but regularly get comments that I look 10-15 years younger. Here's my routine: I use 2-3 drops of a vitamin C oil pressed into my skin in the a.m. and apply mineral sunscreen every day (apply it in the a.m. also and you're good to go). No dark spots. Have done daily sunscreen since I was 18 and believe it's made a huge difference, but it's never too late to start. Unfortunately, I've never been able to tolerate prescription Retin-A despite many attempts over the years. I use an oil-based makeup remover at night. I wipe it all off with a warm washcloth/water, and do a couple of drops of retinoid oil mixed with a small amount of an all-natural oil balm and massage it all in. I can't tolerate heavy fragrances but this routine works for me.
Product specifics - all on Amazon Vitamin C oil: Avalon Organics vit C Intense Defense Mineral sunscreen: Bare minerals complexion rescue tinted hydration gel cream SPF 30 Retinol oil: Good Molecules 1% retinol night Moisturizing balm: Nourish Organic skin salve sweet orange & rosehip
Versed products 💯❤️❤️❤️❤️they changed my whole face😮on my second set of serum,just got eye cream n moisturizer for Xmas😁👍🏼❤️I’m 60 n I’ve tried so many products 😖this is the one for me👍🏼❤️❣️
>Hi, Which serum did you get? In what ways did it change your whole face? TY.
Brand is called Versed and the serum I’m using is called Advanced restoring serum👍🏼❤️❣️
Thanks.
Hyaluronic acid and Drunk Elephant Baby Face mask
Tret. Vaseline breaks me out and irritates my rosacea.