La Roche Posay Vitamin C Serum

My skin care routine is what makes me feel like a human ��it’s similar to yours though. La Roche Posay face wash Vitamin C serum from Mad hippie Super food face oil from Elemis Tatcha facial mist and lip mask SPF is la roche posay Love the face masks from LUSH

..., peptides, herbal face food, vitamin c, niacinamide, coq10 serum, squalene, bakuchiol, iodosorb gel... Health, Dove antibacterial bar soap, La Roche Posay, Good Molecules soap, mud masks...

...Ultra Pure High Potency Niacinamide Serum 5% er - tross ...Et liknende men noe rimeligere serum er danskproduserte Matas Striber The... Core Niacinamide Serum 5%, det inneholder også ...tørr og sensitiv hud er La Roche Posay Toleriane Cleansing Lotion eller ...hud er CeraVe Rrenewing Retinol Serum med 0,3% innkapslet ...aktive ingredienser, i ditt tilfelle C*vitamin/niacinamide og retinol, for ...

... ordinary granactive retinoid, cosrx peptid serum, the ordinary amino acids med... varianter, Garnier c vitamin (ikke alle samtidig selvsagt), og øyekrem fra la roche posay.   Tips...

My skin has always been a combination of dry skin in some seasons and gets oily in others that is now a conscious things for me. My barriers are affected already before I even realized what's happening. I've been looking into Hyaluronic serums and Vitamin C serums like the one from Cosmedica Skincare and seen different takes on what would be the options to go to, others advice it's not yet time for Vitamin C until I have a healed barrier and no more breakouts, other says it's okay but to ensure what works for my skin type. I would love to know what you guys think should be the likely steps to take or if there are alternatives that are gentle like the Cosmedica skincare Vitamin serum, I did try La Roche-Posay sometimes in the past but don't want to just go off by myself anymore. submitted by /u/Charming_Orange6317 to r/SkincareAddictionLux [link] [comments]

Since skincare feels intimidating to most guys, here’s the simplest way to think about it: 1 face wash to remove sweat, oil and dirt (please stop using body soap on your face), 2 serum to target things like acne, dullness or uneven skin, even something basic like vitamin C or niacinamide works, 3 moisturizer to keep your skin hydrated and avoid that dry tight feeling, and 4 sunscreen which is honestly the most important step as it protects from sun damage, tanning, dark spots and early wrinkles. That’s it, no need for a complicated routine, just stay consistent and you’re already doing better than most. submitted by /u/80085-58008 to r/TwentiesIndia [link] [comments]

La Roche-Posay Vitamin C Serum submitted by /u/HeftyMathematician76 to r/DailyRedditDeals [link] [comments]

Hello. Good Afternoon. This query is specifically for people living in the UAE and using Vitamin C serum. I am considering using a Vitamin C serum along with sunscreen. Please suggest some budget brands that have produced good, visible results for you. Brands like LaRoche Posay, SkinCeutical, Drunk Elephant, Sephora, Sunday Riley and Paula's Choice are not in my budget. I would also like to hear reviews from people who have used: Garnier Skinactive Fast Bright 30x Vitamin C+ Serum + Skin Active Invisible Serum Sunscreen. submitted by /u/SOLITwARYMAIDENdxb to r/dubai [link] [comments]

​ My boyfriend got me the La Roche-Posay Pure Vitamin C12 serum, and I’ve been using it almost every night. I’m not an expert on what it’s supposed to do exactly, but what I notice is that the next morning my skin looks kind of glowy and moisturized. Not oily, but like when your skin has a healthy shine and doesn’t look dry. The texture is nice and absorbs well, and the smell is really good, kind of fresh and pleasant. When I first started the serum I noticed very tiny irritation-type pimples on the sides of my face, but they went away after I kept using it, so I’m not sure if it was related or just coincidence. My skin wasn’t very damaged to begin with, so I can’t really comment on repairing damage or major brightening, especially since we see our own face every day and changes are hard to notice. The price is a bit high though. I think it’s around ₹4000 for a 30ml bottle. I’ve also heard you’re supposed to use vitamin C with sunscreen, but I’ve mostly been at home lately so I haven’t been using sunscreen much. Has anyone else tried this serum or other La Roche-Posay products? What do they usually help with, and did you see good results? submitted by /u/myselfshaw to r/IndianSkincareAddicts [link] [comments]

Hi!! I really would appreciate your thoughts on these 3 serums, and which you would recommend because I’m having a hard time choosing!! My skin is very oily and acne prone. I’ve used the skinceuticals phloretin cf in the past and it healed my old acne scars, but now my issue is large pores and oil. OBVIOUSLY I know the silymarin is probably the best option, but, I’m a student so funds are kinda limited. However if it really really is truly worth it then, whatever I’ll do it submitted by /u/nl900000 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I may have finally found a vitamin C serum without HA that doesn't irritate my skin! I'm 56 with sensitive skin with an intolerance to hyaluronic acid. It's been a journey to find products that my skin loves. Always curious to see if anybody has any input/suggestions. skincare list... Supergoop SPF 40 Matte Screen Tretinoin .05% La Roche-Posay Double Repair (Toleraine) LRP Gentle Foaming Wash (Lipikar AP+) Avène Cicalfate+ Paulas Choice 10% Azelaic Acid Good Molecules Tranexamic Acid Brandefy Vitamin C Defend Serum submitted by /u/Nearby_Second_6040 to r/45PlusSkincare [link] [comments]

Hi all! I’m hoping to get a better skincare routine going and have some questions about how these products combine, or if they can/should at all. I’ve tried to do some research on this but am hoping this post will help me feel more confident in what I choose. All I’m currently using is the La Roche Posay Toleriane purifying foaming cleanser and the Toleriane double repair face moisturizer. This combo is fine— I usually don’t breakout but my skin feels a little dull and lacking any exfoliation or true hydration. Sometimes I almost notice piling which is wild to me. What I want to switch to are the following: AM- Cleanser: La Roche Posay Toleriane Hydrating Gentle Cleanser Toner: gentle one named below or nothing? Serum: The Ordinary Ascorbyl Glucoside Solution 12% (vitamin C) Moisturizer/SPF: La Roche Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer UV w/ 30 SPF PM- Cleanser: same as above Toner: Glycolic Acid 7% Exfoliating Toner (starting 2-3 times per week) or the Multi-Active Delivery Essence (both from The Ordinary) Serum: The Ordinary Amino Acids + B5 serum Moisturizer: either same as above or La Roche Posay Hyalu B5 Suractivated Cream w/ hyaluronic acid I also have the 100% Marula oil from the Ordinary is like to occasionally use, but unsure how that fits in here. Any insight would be greatly appreciated! submitted by /u/sas3921 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

Hello lovelies! Late last year I posted here asking if my routine was working. I was under the false perception that, living in Norway, i did not need spf during winter, even if i was doing extremely sensitising things with my skin (microneedling, exfoliating, retinol). You guys rightly pointed this out and sinse then I have made some adjustments: 1. I OF COURSE use spf 50+ everyday 2. I have started tretinoin (i think 0,5%), going at maybe 4-5 times a week currently 3. I have stopped all other harsh actives, only using niacetamide, snailmucin and the occational Argeraline. Just because it clearly shows- i have also had an upper bleph So yes, I just wanted to say thankyou! ❤️ I clearly still have a long way to go, but I do feel there is a difference in both my skin and the pictures. My plan is go to add Vitamin c next, focusing more on the hyperpigmentation. Morning: "cleanse" with water Occationals: Ordinary coffeine eye cream, and argeraline serum Beauty of joseon dynasty cream og cerave dry skin lotion Sunscreen (I go for the korean ones everyone else uses, currently its the boj probiotics one and it works great - as have all the rest ive tried) Evening: Doublecleanse: boj cleansing oil and inkey list fulvic acid (Thinking of switching/alternating with the oat one as my skin is still getting used to tretinoin) Occational: boj retinal eye cream, and argeraline serum Tretinoin (Cordes VAS 0,5%) Same moisturizer as morning Occational: La roche posay cicaplast Im out of the dynasty cream and i think i will try to add a toner with niacetamide in and then use my cerave lotion as moisturizer. submitted by /u/Single_Education_777 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I’ve been using tretinoin for 6 years now. I started at 0.025% and worked my way up to 0.05% in the second year, which is the strength I’ve been using ever since (0.1% is hard to source in Australia, otherwise I might’ve moved up to that by now as my skin is well and truly used to the 0.05% now). I’ve never had many skin issues other than dryness and slight sensitivity; have only dealt with very light acne throughout my life, which peaked in my late teens / early 20s. I’m mostly using tretinoin for the anti-ageing benefits. I know my results aren’t dramatic. I’m trying to keep my skin healthy and elastic for as long as possible, that’s my main goal—I’m well and truly in it for the long term benefits! I wanted to share my results because, while I am happy with my skin now, I know my results aren’t night and day, as I started with already healthy skin. I was already fairly happy with my skin before tretinoin. I often see very dramatic transformations with tret before and afters, so I wanted to show my less dramatic results, for anyone else like me who wanted to start tret for the long term benefits, despite not having any major skincare concerns to solve initially. I also want to note that tretinoin is not the only thing contributing to the state of my skin, I use a few other products that I think are pretty integral to getting my skin looking how I like it to look. My skincare routine is below for anyone interested… In the morning: Splash face with water in the morning. I do this every day. Apply vitamin C serum, I use Medik8 C-Tetra Luxe (I actually ran out of this a couple months ago, haven’t repurchased yet because it’s pricey—I’ve have tried a few more affordable alternatives but haven’t really liked any of them). When I have the Medik8, I find it gentle enough for daily use, so I use it every day. Apply heavy moisturiser, I use La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5. I do this every day. Apply lots of sunscreen, I use a thick layer of Beauty of Joseon Relief Sun Rice + Probiotic SPF 50+, followed by a thick layer of a cheaper sunscreen (whatever drugstore sunscreen I have on hand, usually Cancer Council, always SPF 50+). I do this every day. Use high quality sun protective wrap-around glasses and a sun hat whilst driving during the day (my main sun exposure time is when I’m driving), I use Cancer Council Fitover Glasses and Solbari Ultra Wide Cotton Linen Hat UPF 50+ (yes I look really daggy when I’m driving). I also try to wear normal sunglasses and hats whenever I am out and about, as often as possible. During & after early evening shower: Cleanse my face with oil cleanser, I used Hada Labo Gokujyun Cleansing Oil for many years and loved it, but they stopped manufacturing it a while ago and my backup stock ran out last year. Since then I’ve been trialling different oil cleansers, my favourites so far are Softymo Deep Cleansing Oil and Bioderma Atoderm Shower Oil (the big 1L bottle that is for body, face, hands). I prefer the Bioderma formula, but it stings my eyes a bit. This is another thing I do every day. Use a gentle exfoliating powder, I use Dermalogica Daily Microfoliant. I do this most days, but occasionally skip. Use LED red light therapy mask, I use Omnilux Contour Face. I try to do this every day. Apply a tiny amount of BHA toner to spots where I struggle with prominent sebaceous filaments (middle of eyebrows, nose, chin), I use Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant. I don’t do this every day. Apply a hydrating toner, I use Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner. I only started doing this step in the past couple weeks, and this is the first product I’m trying. I don’t think I’m going to stick this particular product, as it seems to break me out, which is a shame because I like it otherwise. I’m currently doing this a few times a week, experimenting with this new step in my routine. Apply heavy moisturiser, I use La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5. I do this every day. Before bed: Apply tretinoin, I use prescription cream 0.05%. I usually do this every day, but sometimes skip it. Apply a thick occlusive to lock in the tretinoin, I use Vaseline. I don’t do this every day. Some things to note… - My skin type is dry, sensitive, and eczema prone. - I use tretinoin around my eyes. I know lots of people warn against this due to issues with dry eye/eye irritation. I am careful about the application around my eyes, and I did a lot of experimentation and working my way up to using tret around my eyes. Please do your own research on this before you decide to do it. A lot of people have reported eye issues from doing this. - I have a couple of little breakouts on my face right now—you can see the little pimple on the left side of my forehead, and a couple of little red spots on my right cheek. This is really rare for me, I don’t really get any acne at all anymore. These popped up when I started using the Pyunkang Yul Essence Toner very recently, which I’m probably going to stop using soon after a bit more experimentation. - As mentioned above, I don’t do this whole routine every day. There are a few steps that are more occasional use. I don’t follow a strict routine with the occasional steps, but rather tailor it to my current skin needs and concerns. I will go harder on the actives when I think my skin can handle it, but will reel it in when I feel I need to focus on skin barrier care. - My most important steps/ingredients are my sunscreen, moisturiser, cleansing oil (to get the sunscreen off), and tretinoin. Those are my tried and true products that I stay the most consistent with, and are most important to me. - My skin is bare in both pictures, though I have mascara and lip tint on in the recent pic. Hope this helps anyone who is looking into starting tretinoin even if though not dealing with major skin concerns and are just looking at long term benefits, or just for anyone interested! :) submitted by /u/RandomRedditUser1337 to r/tretinoin [link] [comments]

I’m looking for a really good vitamin C serum for my face something with noticeable brightening and evening-out effects, good antioxidant protection, and minimal irritation. There are so many options out there with different strengths, formulas, added ingredients, and price points, and it’s honestly overwhelming. Have you found any serums that actually stand out? I’m open to splurging if it’s worth it, but I also want budget-friendly options that deliver real results. I’ve seen tons of brands like SkinCeuticals, Drunk Elephant, The Ordinary, La Roche-Posay, and Ole Henriksen recommended, but I trust real experiences over ads. If you’ve tried one and loved or hated it, I’d really appreciate the honest take submitted by /u/ancienttree4567 to r/Skincare_Addiction [link] [comments]

I scraped comments from 60+ skincare threads asking "what's the best vitamin C serums", then ran that massive amounts of comments data in LLM pipeline to see which serums get consistent love vs. mixed reactions. Goal wasn’t “most talked about,” but “most positively talked about." Method in a nutshell: Scraped 60+ “what Vitamin C should I buy?” threads and product rec Megathreads Used GPT-5 + Gemini 2.5 to extract product mentions and classify sentiment Scoring = 70% positive vs. negative differential + 30% positive/total ratio Manually merged name variants so duplicates didn’t inflate scores (e.g., “CE Ferulic,” “C E Ferulic,” “Skinceuticals CE” → one entry) also used some other sentiment metrics, won't bore you with all the nerdy stuff. If you want see the full sentiment and raw comments, check it at: RedSummary dot com/best-vitamin-c-serum (or just google RedSummary) Would love to get your feedback! Anything you think is over/underrated here? submitted by /u/LoneKnight25 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I bought La Roche-Posay pure vitamin C serum during Prime Day when it went on sale and during the day, the smell is really bothering me - to me it smells like self tanner which is so strange since other vitamin C serums I tried never smelled like that. I thought this was one of the best ones to buy so needless to say I’m disappointed. Does anyone have any other recommendations for ones that don’t smell like that? submitted by /u/Valuable-Question935 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

I was recommended this sunscreen by a Doctor following a mole check. They gave me a sample and it was great, went on my skin no issues. Last week I got a new bottle plus some other La Roche Posay skincare (cleanser, vitamin c serum and moisturiser). Despite waiting for my skin to absorb, when I’m applying the sunscreen, it starts to like peel off. Even now, 5-6 hours after applying, if I feel or rub my skin, bits are peeling off. It’s not skin, it’s the product. The product is in date and expires March 2026. Has anyone else had this issue? I don’t know what to do. I bought it from chemist warehouse so doubt I can take it back. I don’t know whether to buy another one to try or try other sunscreen. submitted by /u/havingamare_ to r/AusSkincare [link] [comments]

I’ve been using it for about 2.5 weeks and the results are flooding me. I’ve tried everything, and haven’t treated it in years because I had given up. Went to derm a few weeks ago (for another issue) and she off hand suggested I try it. It almost feels too good to be true, but thought I would share with the group! The first pic is late December and the 2nd pic was this morning. submitted by /u/Aisfortandm to r/Melasmaskincare [link] [comments]

Hi everyone! I posted this on another sub not too long ago and because of the positive reaction I wanted to share it with you all. Hope you like it. Little bit about me/my skin: Im 25F and I have sensitive, acne prone, combination skin. My skin is especially sensitive to fragrance, citrus and floral essential oils. Because of this I’ve become a bit of a skincare nerd and an obsessive ingredients list reader. I definitely still have a lot to learn about skincare but I hope this list helps some of you! Especially my fellow sensitive skin skincare addicts. I tried to keep the reviews very short and straight forward, but if you want me to expand on any products let me know! 1. La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer 30 SPF - 3/10 Pros: Fragrance free and very moisturizing. Cons: Broke me out and burned my eyes Best for: dry skin. 2. Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser - 0/10 Pros: literally nothing. Cons: I don’t like the smell, it broke me out, didn’t remove my makeup well. 3. Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser - 6/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list. Cons: Stripping/drying and expensive. For who? Oily skin or those that like to feel squeaky clean. 4. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 60 SPF (American) - 3/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Greasy, broke me out, stung my eyes. Bottom Line: Stick to the European version. 5. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 50+ SPF (European) - 9/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast, reasonably priced. Cons: texture is a little too runny for my liking. Bonus: LRP donates to skin cancer research. 6. Jordan Samuel Hydrate Facial Serum - 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t try long enough to say. Cons: Gave me a bright red burning skin reaction. Bottom Line: Looks like they changed their formula (for good reason obvi) so I can’t speak for the new version. For who? Those who want an excuse to cancel dinner plans. 7. Mario Badescu Rose Facial Spray - 0/10 Pros: Cheap. Cons: Mist comes out too strong, I don’t like the smell, contains fragrance, citronellol, geraniol and colorants. Bottom Line: Thank goodness it was a gift, because I won’t be buying. 8. The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser - 5/10 Pros: Unscented, affordable. Cons: Made my skin itch and left a residue. Bottom Line: I won’t repurchase. 9. A313 Vitamin A Pommade - 10/10 Pros: My pimples reduced, skin texture improved (after two weeks). Thick vasaline texture that locks in the vitamin A. Cons: Slight metallic smell Bottom Line: Worth the hype! I use 2x a week max, alternating with a salicylic acid oil. 10. Youth to the People Superberry Dream Cleansing Balm - 3/10 Pros: Great ingredient list, interesting extracts. Cons: Smells like waxy crayons, crumbly texture that doesn’t melt well into the skin, left a waxy feeling behind. Bottom Line: I’ve tried better. 11. Tata Harper Water-Lock Moisturizer - 2/10 Pros: I liked her organic Vermont farm story and the light gel cream texture. Cons: strong fragrance, contains skin irritants like Alcohol, limonene, citral, citronellol, linalool and orange peel extract. Bottom Line: Don’t use if you have sensitive skin. There is a sunburn warning on the side of the box because it contains AHAs. 12. Saturday Skin Carrot + Niacinamide Moisturizing Cream - 6/10 Pros: Hydrating thick gel cream. Cons: Smells so strong of silicone. Bottom Line: Bought it in Europe, loved it. Bought it in the US, smelled like straight up silicone. Different formula maybe? 13. Glossier Future Dew - 0/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Made me look like a greasy pizza, broke me out and don’t like the smell. 14. Versed Sunday Morning Antioxidant Oil-Serum – 1/10 Pros: inexpensive. Cons: Does nothing. The biphase ends up looking gross and muddled after a while. 15. Murmure Bisou Clarifying Dry Oil – 10/10 Pros: Cleared my blackheads, sinks into the skin fast. Cons: Contains hazelnut oil so be careful if you have an allergy! Bottom Line: I use it about 2x a week at night (not on the same day as my retinol). My skin is always less red and bumpy in the AM. 16. Typology Glycolic Acid 10% - 3/10 Pros: Affordable (Typology is like the French version of the Ordinary). Cons: Broke me out, 10% glycolic acid is too strong for my skin. 17. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil – 9/10 Pros: Nice dry oil that soaks in quickly, love the smell (I only use this on my body so the fragrance doesn’t bother me). Cons: Wish it had a dropper or pump to make application less messy. Bottom Line: I put this all over my body after my shower and my skin feels baby soft. 18. Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen 36 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Good value for money. Cons: Broke me out, a little too oily. Bottom Line: They have changed the formula since I tried it so I cant speak for the new formulation. 19. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ - 7/10 Pros: Super soothing and healing. Cons: clogged my pores (avoid if you have acne or milia prone skin). Bottom Line: I would buy again for my eyelid dermatitis that I get every winter For who? Dry, irritated skin. 20. SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic Serum - 8/10 Pros: Brightened and evened my skin tone. Cons: So expensive it hurts! Oxidized at around the 4 month mark. Smells slightly unpleasant. Bottom Line: One of the most effective formulas for vitamin c that Ive tried. Keep it away from light and to close the bottle tightly so it doesn’t oxidize as quickly. 21. Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-fine Mist – 1/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Broke me out, overpowering candy fragrance, didn’t hydrate. 22. Pillow Talk Derm Major Fade Flash Mask – 0/10 Pros: I can’t speak to the effectiveness of the product because my skin couldn’t handle it. Cons: Instantly burned my face into a red mess. Bottom Line: 15% glycolic acid was too much for my skin. Make sure to always patch test new products. 23. The Outset Nourishing Squalane Daily Moisturizer – 7/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list, nice light texture. Cons: Not hydrating enough for my skin. Bottom Line: If you have sensitive skin and like a lightweight moisturizer it might be worth a try. 24. Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy – 10/10 Pros: Heals, hydrates/seals in moisture. Cons: Packaging is kinda ugly. Bottom Line: Cult classic for good reason. I’m team Aquaphor over vasaline every day. 25. Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream – 10/10 Pros: Super hydrating and nourishing. Nice cream gel texture. Cons: none. Bottom Line: My sensitive skin loves this moisturizer. Even though I have acne prone skin I still prefer their normal triple lipid over their gel version. 26. Saturday Skin Yuzu Vitamin C Sleep Mask – 4/10 Pros: slightly brightening. Cons: Strong smell, contains citrus oils, feels quite sticky. 27. Youth to the People Superfood Air-Whip Moisture Cream – 3/10 Pros: nice light airy texture. Cons: Has fragrance and limonene. Didn’t do much. Bottom Line: Last time I was at sephora I did notice that the cream is no longer a light green color, so I think they changed the formula. 28. Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist – 0/10 Pros: None. Cons: Doesn’t smell great, does nothing, has alcohol, fragrance, rosemary oil, citral, linalool, citronellol…). Bottom Line: Outdated product imo. 29. Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen 40 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Expensive and broke me out. Feels very silicone heavy. like my skin was suffocating. Bottom Line: Sensitive acne prone skin beware. 30. U beauty The Plasma Lip Compound (Rose) – 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t keep it on my lips long enough. Cons: Smells so bad like straight up chemicals. Bottom Line: So disappointing because it was really expensive. 31. Youth to the People Polypeptide-121 Future Cream – 7/10 Pros: Hydrating and plumping. Cons: Started to smell a little funny when I got halfway through the jar. 32. Glow Recipe Papaya Sorbet Enzyme Cleansing Balm – 8/10 Pros: Nice creamy texture that melts into the skin. Smells delicious and removes makeup well. Cons: Leaves a greasy film on my eyes Bottom Line: One of the few glow recipe products that I actually like. 33. Fresh Lotus Youth Preserve Dream Face Cream (Night) – 1/10 Pros: lovely texture. Cons: Smells way too strong, like straight up perfume. Has citral, limonene, lemon peel oil and fragrance. Bottom Line: Sensitive skin beware. 34. Typology Niacinamide 12% - 5/10 Pros: Inexpensive. Cons: 12% niacinamide is too strong for my skin. Bottom Line: studies show that your skin reacts best at a 4% concentration. I like to add a little into my moisturizer every so often to dilute it. 35. Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask – 3/10 Pros: Smells delicious (but has fragrance). Cons: Made my lips more dry. I don’t like having to scoop into a jar. Bottom Line: I don’t understand the hype of this product. 36. Clarins Lip Comfort Oil - 9/10 Pros: Not sticky, lasts a while and very shiny. Cons: Wish there was more color payoff and kinda pricey (not doir expensive but getting there). Bottom Line: My fav lip product to date. submitted by /u/Valuable-Moment973 to r/beauty [link] [comments]

Hi, after starting Tretinoin and then finding Reddit, I’ve learned a bit about other skincare products. One being vitamin C serum. So I first bought one from Temu, liked the results then bought brand La Roche Posay Serum C10 for only $15 on EBay, (I was a bit suss with it being so cheap compared to $69 on La Roche’s website), then bought The Ordinary vitamin C serum from a local pharmacy, it stings so much, leaving red marks on my face particularly on the Nasolabial folds(.?) (lines that run from side of nose to side of mouth) and I don’t like the gritty feeling. If I put hyaluronic acid on immediately after, the stinging isn’t so bad. I’m wondering what the best vitamin C is in your opinions? One that isn’t too expensive. submitted by /u/Jaycee1122 to r/tretinoin [link] [comments]

Little bit about me/my skin: Im 25F and I have sensitive, acne prone, combination skin. My skin is especially sensitive to fragrance, citrus and floral essential oils. Because of this I’ve become a bit of a skincare nerd and an obsessive ingredients list reader. I definitely still have a lot to learn about skincare but I hope this list helps some of you! Especially my fellow sensitive skin skincare addicts. I tried to keep the reviews very short and straight forward, but if you want me to expand on any products let me know! 1. La Roche-Posay Toleriane Double Repair Face Moisturizer 30 SPF - 3/10 Pros: Fragrance free and very moisturizing. Cons: Broke me out and burned my eyes Best for: dry skin. 2. Glossier Milky Jelly Cleanser - 0/10 Pros: literally nothing. Cons: I don’t like the smell, it broke me out, didn’t remove my makeup well. 3. Drunk Elephant Beste No. 9 Jelly Cleanser - 6/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list. Cons: Stripping/drying and expensive. For who? Oily skin or those that like to feel squeaky clean. 4. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 60 SPF (American) - 3/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Greasy, broke me out, stung my eyes. Bottom Line: Stick to the European version. 5. La Roche-Posay Anthelios Sunscreen 50+ SPF (European) - 9/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast, reasonably priced. Cons: texture is a little too runny for my liking. Bonus: LRP donates to skin cancer research. 6. Jordan Samuel Hydrate Facial Serum - 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t try long enough to say. Cons: Gave me a bright red burning skin reaction. Bottom Line: Looks like they changed their formula (for good reason obvi) so I can’t speak for the new version. For who? Those who want an excuse to cancel dinner plans. 7. Mario Badescu Rose Facial Spray - 0/10 Pros: Cheap. Cons: Mist comes out too strong, I don’t like the smell, contains fragrance, citronellol, geraniol and colorants. Bottom Line: Thank goodness it was a gift, because I won’t be buying. 8. The Ordinary Squalane Cleanser - 5/10 Pros: Unscented, affordable. Cons: Made my skin itch and left a residue. Bottom Line: I won’t repurchase. 9. A313 Vitamin A Pommade - 10/10 Pros: My acne reduced, skin texture improved (after two weeks). Thick vasaline texture that locks in the vitamin A. Cons: Slight metallic smell Bottom Line: Worth the hype! I use 2x a week max, alternating with a salicylic acid oil. 10. Youth to the People Superberry Dream Cleansing Balm - 3/10 Pros: Great ingredient list, interesting extracts. Cons: Smells like waxy crayons, crumbly texture that doesn’t melt well into the skin, left a waxy feeling behind. Bottom Line: I’ve tried better. 11. Tata Harper Water-Lock Moisturizer - 2/10 Pros: I liked her organic Vermont farm story and the light gel cream texture. Cons: strong fragrance, contains skin irritants like Alcohol, limonene, citral, citronellol, linalool and orange peel extract. Bottom Line: Don’t use if you have sensitive skin. There is a sunburn warning on the side of the box because it contains AHAs. 12. Saturday Skin Carrot + Niacinamide Moisturizing Cream - 6/10 Pros: Hydrating thick gel cream. Cons: Smells so strong of silicone. Bottom Line: Bought it in Europe, loved it. Bought it in the US, smelled like straight up silicone. Different formula maybe? 13. Glossier Future Dew - 0/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Made me look like a greasy pizza, broke me out and don’t like the smell. 14. Versed Sunday Morning Antioxidant Oil-Serum – 1/10 Pros: inexpensive. Cons: Does nothing. The biphase ends up looking gross and muddled after a while. 15. Murmure Bisou Clarifying Dry Oil – 10/10 Pros: Cleared my blackheads, sinks into the skin fast. Cons: Contains hazelnut oil so be careful if you have an allergy! Bottom Line: I use it about 2x a week at night (not on the same day as my retinol). My skin is always less red and bumpy in the AM. 16. Typology Glycolic Acid 10% - 3/10 Pros: Affordable (Typology is like the French version of the Ordinary). Cons: Broke me out, 10% glycolic acid is too strong for my skin. 17. Nuxe Huile Prodigieuse Multi-Purpose Dry Oil – 9/10 Pros: Nice dry oil that soaks in quickly, love the smell (I only use this on my body so the fragrance doesn’t bother me). Cons: Wish it had a dropper or pump to make application less messy. Bottom Line: I put this all over my body after my shower and my skin feels baby soft. 18. Innisfree Daily UV Defense Sunscreen 36 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Good value for money. Cons: Broke me out, a little too oily. Bottom Line: They have changed the formula since I tried it so I cant speak for the new formulation. 19. La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Baume B5+ - 7/10 Pros: Super soothing and healing. Cons: clogged my pores (avoid if you have acne or milia prone skin). Bottom Line: I would buy again for my eyelid dermatitis that I get every winter For who? Dry, irritated skin. 20. SkinCeuticals CE Ferulic Serum - 8/10 Pros: Brightened and evened my skin tone. Cons: So expensive it hurts! Oxidized at around the 4 month mark. Smells slightly unpleasant. Bottom Line: One of the most effective formulas for vitamin c that Ive tried. Keep it away from light and to close the bottle tightly so it doesn’t oxidize as quickly. 21. Glow Recipe Watermelon Glow Ultra-fine Mist – 1/10 Pros: Cute packaging. Cons: Broke me out, overpowering candy fragrance, didn’t hydrate. 22. Pillow Talk Derm Major Fade Flash Mask – 0/10 Pros: I can’t speak to the effectiveness of the product because my skin couldn’t handle it. Cons: Instantly burned my face into a red mess. Bottom Line: 15% glycolic acid was too much for my skin. Make sure to always patch test new products. 23. The Outset Nourishing Squalane Daily Moisturizer – 7/10 Pros: Clean ingredients list, nice light texture. Cons: Not hydrating enough for my skin. Bottom Line: If you have sensitive skin and like a lightweight moisturizer it might be worth a try. 24. Aquaphor Healing Ointment Advanced Therapy – 10/10 Pros: Heals, hydrates/seals in moisture. Cons: Packaging is kinda ugly. Bottom Line: Cult classic for good reason. I’m team Aquaphor over vasaline every day. 25. Skinfix Triple Lipid-Peptide Cream – 10/10 Pros: Super hydrating and nourishing. Nice cream gel texture. Cons: none. Bottom Line: My sensitive skin loves this moisturizer. Even though I have acne prone skin I still prefer their normal triple lipid over their gel version. 26. Saturday Skin Yuzu Vitamin C Sleep Mask – 4/10 Pros: slightly brightening. Cons: Strong smell, contains citrus oils, feels quite sticky. 27. Youth to the People Superfood Air-Whip Moisture Cream – 3/10 Pros: nice light airy texture. Cons: Has fragrance and limonene. Didn’t do much. Bottom Line: Last time I was at sephora I did notice that the cream is no longer a light green color, so I think they changed the formula. 28. Caudalie Beauty Elixir Face Mist – 0/10 Pros: None. Cons: Doesn’t smell great, does nothing, has alcohol, fragrance, rosemary oil, citral, linalool, citronellol…). Bottom Line: Outdated product imo. 29. Supergoop Unseen Sunscreen 40 SPF – 5/10 Pros: Doesn’t leave a white cast. Cons: Expensive and broke me out. Feels very silicone heavy. like my skin was suffocating. Bottom Line: Sensitive acne prone skin beware. 30. U beauty The Plasma Lip Compound (Rose) – 0/10 Pros: Couldn’t keep it on my lips long enough. Cons: Smells so bad like straight up chemicals. Bottom Line: So disappointing because it was really expensive. 31. Youth to the People Polypeptide-121 Future Cream – 7/10 Pros: Hydrating and plumping. Cons: Started to smell a little funny when I got halfway through the jar. 32. Glow Recipe Papaya Sorbet Enzyme Cleansing Balm – 8/10 Pros: Nice creamy texture that melts into the skin. Smells delicious and removes makeup well. Cons: Leaves a greasy film on my eyes Bottom Line: One of the few glow recipe products that I actually like. 33. Fresh Lotus Youth Preserve Dream Face Cream (Night) – 1/10 Pros: lovely texture. Cons: Smells way too strong, like straight up perfume. Has citral, limonene, lemon peel oil and fragrance. Bottom Line: Sensitive skin beware. 34. Typology Niacinamide 12% - 5/10 Pros: Inexpensive. Cons: 12% niacinamide is too strong for my skin. Bottom Line: studies show that your skin reacts best at a 4% concentration. I like to add a little into my moisturizer every so often to dilute it. 35. Laneige Lip Sleeping Mask – 3/10 Pros: Smells delicious (but has fragrance). Cons: Made my lips more dry. I don’t like having to scoop into a jar. Bottom Line: I don’t understand the hype of this product. 36. Clarins Lip Comfort Oil - 9/10 Pros: Not sticky, lasts a while and very shiny. Cons: Wish there was more color payoff and kinda pricey (not doir expensive but getting there). Bottom Line: My fav lip product to date. submitted by /u/Valuable-Moment973 to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

I'm currently searching for a new vitamin C serum. I've been using the La Roche-Posay vitamin C serum and have loved it, but after a month, I noticed it started oxidizing. I'm unsure if that affects its effectiveness, but since this is my first time using vitamin C, I'm exploring other options to see what else is worthwhile. Vitamin C has really transformed my acne-prone skin, so I'm interested in exploring other products within a budget of $150. Please share any recommendations you have! submitted by /u/Accomplished_Hall543 to r/30PlusSkinCare [link] [comments]

Ordered from a trusted retailer (which has stores) and had shipped to my home, so I have no reason to think this is counterfeit, but very weird to have NO security seal and not have a dropper like I expected. Is this standard, and how yours came? Or should I return/exchange? submitted by /u/smileyeiley to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

It’s orange, like, ORANGE. from the jump. clear bottle. nothing but bad reviews about it oxidating super quick. I kept it on my very bright bathroom counter… & yet my skin was clear, glowing, acne went away.. but everything is pointing to it shouldn’t be that way & ive scared myself about buying another bottle, cus did I just get lucky? lol. help me understand please! submitted by /u/DarkndMoody to r/SkincareAddiction [link] [comments]

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