#LaRoche-Posay

[maudeboggins]

i think i've finally figured out skincare:

mix heavy moisturizer with several drops of glycerin and put that all over face

add a layer of lanolin over top

and then sometimes

3. add a layer of aquaphor over top

this is basically the only thing that has made my skin feel slightly less dry lately

[ceruleansol]

Just ordered a honey face cleanser so hopefully that works, and if it does I’ll make my own since it’s local honey and kaolin clay

[humbertocantu]

Comezon en la piel cabelluda

La comezon en la piel cabelluda es una de las manifestaciones de la dermatitis seborreica La dermatitis seborreica del adulto es un proceso crónico, que puede cursar con brotes de comezon en la piel cabelluda y que el tratamiento va dirigido a controlar las manifestaciones clínicas, no a curar la enfermedad. Usualmente afecta el cuero cabelludo, pero también puede afectar la piel de otras partes…

[euclyptodis]

howdid u heal ur skin and also stop skin picking :D u r so beautiful pls share xo

thank u <3

tbh i stopped picking my skin when i finally stopped dating men, many miracles happened around that time (i was a late bloomer..)

but also to heal my skin i really simplified my skincare routine and i stopped trying new things lol. i wash my face with laroche posay gentle cleanser (but tbh i only wash with water unless im wearing makeup), use a super cheap retinol + vitamin c serum ive been using for years, and use the illiyoon ceramide ato concentrate cream moisturizer (i feel like this has pulled the most weight, it really changed my skin so much) and wear korean sunscreen everyday. i literally never experiment or add products anymore bc i feel like i cracked the code to my own skin

[springdaydreams]

battison the type of person to use fancy 3-in-1, like he has a specific fancy brand like laroche-posay or whatever rich people use but its 3-in-1 shampoo conditioner and body wash and Alfred is tired of telling him to change it

[adventuresasmrsfindley]

What skincare products do you use? What’s your routine?

Ohh this is a fun one! Thanks for asking!

Morning routine:

Wash with either Neutrogena Ultra Gentle Daily Cleanser or Versed Keep The Peace (acne calming) depending on what's going on with my skin.

Thayer's Witch Hazel toner

Either Cetaphil or Mary Kay Timewise eye cream

Moisturize with Neutrogena Hydro Boost or Versed Weekend Glow (has Vitamin C). I just got the Versed one and I'm not too crazy about it so I will probably try something different after this or go back to using a Vitamin C serum. I think the one I used to use was No. 9

Evening routine:

Wash with Laroche-Posay Effaclar Medicated Gel Cleanser

On Sunday and Wednesday I exfoliate with Versed Day Maker Microcrystal Exfoliator (I've had this for a couple weeks and am looooooving it! Makes my skin feel so good)

Moisturize with Versed Recovery Mode Advanced Night Cream but 2x a week I use Olay Regenerist Retionol 24+Peptitde

I also have a jade, quartz and amethyst roller so I will do one of those like 2x a week in the evening. I have no idea if these make a difference but I keep them in the freezer and they feel good 😂

Oh and I don't wear makeup often but if I do I remove it with Elf's makeup removing balm and then follow my normal routine.

[love-me-like-a-reptile]

when they have me stock LaRoche-Posay at work I just think of Lyndon LaRouche

[joker-daughter]

I use the anthelios by laroche posay, it's light and liquid and not too oily but you probably heard of it since it's the go-to sunscreen for many

yeah I have and I have used the “dupe” by garnier, it was alright, I need one that doesn’t clock my pores even more than my oily skin already does lmao

[interdimensionalvoid]

i was with my friends mom and she said something about laroche posay or however it's spelt and me my friends mom and my friend all in sync went "laroche pussay"

PRFFFFGF

[caribbeanvibesblog]

VLOG! : A BUSY DAY IN MY HOT GIRL LIFE! LAROCHE-POSAY + PENNINGTONS INF...

[takenbythestarcatchers]

Ok. It’s official. (imo) LaRoche-Posay is a top tier brand.

[hellsbellschime]

I'm no an expert by any means so ive just tried some things my family and friends recommended me. I have pretty clear skin, mostly because I don't wear any skin makeup at all and tend to have break outs when I do. I have the same problem with most sunscreens and I'm still looking for one that works for me and doesn't make me all oily and gross and thats my biggest problem in general. My face also fluctuates between dry and greasy so most products will work on one day but not on the other which is irritating. I'm only in my mid 20's so I haven't tried any retinoids, and when I asked in forums and stuff I saw a lot of my people my age warning away from doing anything too intense to early because they messed up their moisture barrier. I think I'd go to a esthetician/derm before I try anything stronger than a mild exfoliant.

its also low key scary how many really young people are buying these real intense chemical exfoliants because they go viral on TikTok. I read recently that Sweden is banning the sale of certain skincare products to kids because of the risk.

LOL yes same, I have good skin but I also never wear makeup which I think really helps a lot. And, after wearing such a metric shitton of different products, I luckily never get reactions to basically anything, I think the last time something irritated my skin it was years ago, some StriVectin brand thing, and I was like what in the hell could they put in this that it would bother MY skin at this point?!

That super duper sucks about sunscreen though, I know some people are sensitive to the actual active ingredients in sunscreens which can be a nightmare. Sun Bum sunscreen is probably my fave in terms of how it blends out and feels on the skin, but I also like having a moisturized, slightly oily feeling on my skin too, plus it does have fragrance which I love but I know a lot of people are sensitive to. Neutrogena is also a standby for me, but if you're looking for a lighter formula then Korean/Japanese sunscreens are probably the way to go. I recall the Shiseido sunscreen feeling pretty light, but it's stupid expensive so if you want to try it I'd suggest trying to get a sample first. I've heard good things about the LaRoche-Posay Anthelios stuff but haven't tried it, and a lot of people recommend the Cosrx aloe sunscreen but I felt like it was so-so. The next time I try a new brand I'm probably going to go for something from Beauty of Joseon or Isntree, I've heard good things about both.

The exfoliant thing is fucking WILD to me too, like it's completely nonsensical and people legit only like harsh exfoliants because you see immediate results. BUT, you'd be WAY WAY WAY better off using a gentle exfoliant over time and you would literally get the same results, it's just not as noticeable because you're not burning your goddamn face off in a 10 minute time frame.

[jasmindasroses]

جربتي انتي ان بيبي ٣ سنوات يمسك غسول الوش laroche posay effaclar و يكملهولك مياه عشان قرب يخلص!!!

😎

اخويا داخل يسرق البودي سبلاش بتاعي زي كل يوم بيقولي ايه اللي مصحيكي دلوقتي 😂

مفاجأه يا فوزي مش كده 😂🫵