April 18, 2019 7:15 am
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Hello girls! 🙂 I would like to get a new foundation. I have combination, acne prone skin and I need a long-lasting, non oily make-up with medium coverage. I 've heard about Vichy Dermablend ( https://www.boots.com/vichy-dermablend-3D-correction-foundation-10237554? ) and also Diorskin Forever ( https://www.scrooge.co.uk/s/925732/Dior-Diorskin-Forever-Perfect-Mousse-Long-Wear-Foundation-010-Ivory.html ). They are both mousse formulated thus suitable for oily/combination skin but I am wondering if they will look natural and fresh on my face.
Has any of you tried either of those? Would appreciate any reviews!
Thanks a lot 🙂
Hello again! Speaking of oily/acne prone skin I would like a new face sunscreen. I am about to buy this oil free one by DrMurad. Any reviews?
https://www.scrooge.co.uk/s/1224287/Murad-Oil-Free-Sunscreen-SPF30-50ml.html
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May 27, 2019 5:22 am
I would buy oily free products only. Also you can add tea tree oil to your beauty regime. It will decrease the oil and inflammation on your skin. I have acne and I am using benzoyl peroxide and it dries out my skin a lot, but maybe for you it will be too intense.
Vichy has good products, I'd stick to it. Also the soap you use is important. I couldn't stand any that are sold in supermarkets and even pharmacies so I had to start making my own. I use this thing as a base Soap & Melt Goat's Milk and if you're interested, write me a message.
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August 16, 2019 2:10 pm
If you are suffering from acne, you might want to try Isotretinoine. It is a cream that is prescribed for severe acne, brown spots and some other skin conditions. It is also called Vitamin A acid.
When starting with this cream, the symptoms can worsen during the first three to four weeks. After a few months, the effect of this medicine reaches its peak. You should use it for four to eleven months for brown spots, and for several weeks for acne and roseaca.
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