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Mon Aug 02, 2004 2:38 pm  Quote |
I wonder what are the signs of overstimulation of the skin? And what are the longterm (harmful?) effects of using products for mature skin a bit early? I have gotten a few red spots that I have never experienced before. It is not a rash, it is not acne. They do not itch but when I touch them they hurt a little bit. Maybe my new skincare regime is a bit over the top.. I have great results, but maybe I have overdone it?
I use Dermalogica Extra Firming Booster and Dermalogica Sheer Moisture for the daytime. In the evening I put on Decleor Iris oil and Vitaroma Lift Total Cream. I also use firming masques (Decleor or MD Formulations) once or twice a week. I am 29, but I use these products as a treatment, I am thinking a month or so, and then go back to my usual regime. I suspect that the Dermalogica Booster is the culprit, because these spots appeared a few hours after applying this product one day. I don't really want to stop using this, as I think it works.
I would appreciate any comments on this. Thanks!! |
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bunkeyduck
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Joined: 22 Jul 2004
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Tue Aug 03, 2004 2:41 am Quote |
| Maybe you could have an allergy test done to test the products for possible allergies? |
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Tue Aug 03, 2004 3:56 am Quote |
OK.. This sounds a bit drastic as a first step, but maybe I will do it if I continue getting these red things. I am not sure this is allergy, as the spots are very defined and not spreading or itching. Also, they are almost gone now, I have not used the Dermalogica Extra Firming Booster these days, only Decleor. I'll try the Dermalogica again and see what happens. Maybe my skin is getting a bit sensitive as I am getting older.
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Mabsy
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Tue Aug 03, 2004 6:33 am Quote |
Siri,
Not that I know what this is but, out of curiosity, are these raised at all or does it just look like red pigmentation?
Mabsy |
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Wed Aug 04, 2004 5:27 am Quote |
Hi Mabsy
They are a little bit raised in the middle, and the color is red, a little purple-ish.. They are almost gone now. It seemed like they were pulled up from very deep down, so maybe this was just a little breakout because the products work more deeply than I am used to. Don't know.. I have very seldom had a pimple and these did not look like that, but maybe they were after all. I am using the Dermalogica again and I don't break out now. Strange.. I have never had a reaction like this to anything. I'm thinking it also could be the new sunscreen I'm using (Dermalogica), but it could be anything, or nothing, really.
Thanks!
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Mabsy
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Thu Aug 05, 2004 6:01 am Quote |
Sounds like you might need to isolate the products and see which one (if any) is the culprit. I hate having to do that  Luckily I haven't had to do that for quite some time.
It could have been a bit of a breakout - I have had deep pimples that have never come up in the end (usually because I attacked them with my artillery of spot treatments  ).
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