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Mon Aug 21, 2017 12:26 am  |
Hi Guys
Im just posting for advice on which serum you guys think would be better for me to use in terms of beneficial ingredients for my skin.
Im 33 years old and my routine includes BHA exfoliation and vitamin A products twice a week. Ive been looking at adding in an antioxidant/peptide serum and have come up with the Juice Beauty Antioxidant serum or the Seaflora Potent seaweed serum. Ive chosen these because any products with silicone breaks me out and these were closest I could find as to what I was looking for. I see the Seaflora contains vitamin A already as well so I wasn't sure if it matters as im already using vitamin A (Avene Ystheal)
My initial thought was to use the Juice beauty in the am and Seaflora in the evenings.
please feel free to comment on my routine as well.
Thanks in advance for the help |
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TwinTails
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Joined: 28 Sep 2013
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Mon Aug 21, 2017 3:38 pm |
| Chasing BHA with AHA is great for pore cleansing. |
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Wed Sep 13, 2017 12:36 pm |
As TwinTails mentioned, the addition of an AHA could potentially be very beneficial for your skin.
I say potentially because without knowing your skin challenges, it is difficult to recommend a particular stength and type of AHA or how you might work it into your current regime.
What is your skin type and current condition? Any allergies other than silicone? Any other skin challenges you feel you'd like to address at this time?
Some other anti-aging serums I would recommend as I have had good experience and/or have heard good things about them:
Comfort Zone Skin Regimen Hydra-Pro Booster
NUDE Advanced Renewal Serum
Hylamide SubQ Anti-Age |
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Fri Sep 15, 2017 8:15 pm |
| hi, have you heard of dr sebagh? this brand carries good serum and it offers free full size product with your purchase. |
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Mon Sep 18, 2017 6:09 am |
[quote="missbabypaw"]As TwinTails mentioned, the addition of an AHA could potentially be very beneficial for your skin.
I say potentially because without knowing your skin challenges, it is difficult to recommend a particular stength and type of AHA or how you might work it into your current regime.
What is your skin type and current condition? Any allergies other than silicone? Any other skin challenges you feel you'd like to address at this time?
Some other anti-aging serums I would recommend as I have had good experience and/or have heard good things about them:
Comfort Zone Skin Regimen Hydra-Pro Booster
NUDE Advanced Renewal Serum
Hylamide SubQ Anti-Age[/quote]
Sorry for the late reply, my biggest concern is uneven skin tone and dark circles. Other than Silicone I haven't been sensitive to anything else |
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Thu Sep 21, 2017 9:20 am |
| damselindistress wrote: |
| Sorry for the late reply, my biggest concern is uneven skin tone and dark circles. Other than Silicone I haven't been sensitive to anything else |
Since you mention uneven skin tone as a concern, the addition of an AHA should work really well for you. However, are your concerns with uneveness more pigment-based (hyperpigmentation) or are you experiencing blotchiness due to redness?
If we're talking pigment, then definitely add an AHA. I usually like to start with Lactic Acid but you could also try Glycolic Acid. Either works well for pigmentation issues. Start with a low percentage of either (or a formulation that contains a mix of those acids) and work your way up to stronger formulations if needed.
You could also try a Vitamin C product during the day at this time.
Eventually you could add a retinoid/retinol, but I would start with the addition of an AHA and Vitamin C.
Let me know if you have any other questions! |
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Thu Sep 21, 2017 10:48 am |
| damselindistress wrote: |
Hi Guys
Im just posting for advice on which serum you guys think would be better for me to use in terms of beneficial ingredients for my skin.
Im 33 years old and my routine includes BHA exfoliation and vitamin A products twice a week. Ive been looking at adding in an antioxidant/peptide serum and have come up with the Juice Beauty Antioxidant serum or the Seaflora Potent seaweed serum. Ive chosen these because any products with silicone breaks me out and these were closest I could find as to what I was looking for. I see the Seaflora contains vitamin A already as well so I wasn't sure if it matters as im already using vitamin A (Avene Ystheal)
My initial thought was to use the Juice beauty in the am and Seaflora in the evenings.
please feel free to comment on my routine as well.
Thanks in advance for the help |
i am not a big fan of botanical products, as a lot of times, the ingredient list is long and it sounds good, but it does little.
I prefer the high tech products and something that can really give results |
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Wed Mar 28, 2018 12:23 am |
| Thanks for all the suggestion.. |
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Wed Apr 11, 2018 3:25 am |
Hi there
This is first time I am taking part in the EDS Skin care forums discussion and posting reply here.
I am Eric Nikki and basically from England. Basically, I provide skin care products for the women above 30-40 years.
I would suggest you to use Frankincense Face Serum. This is natural, organic and suitable for all skin types.
Hope you will like it!! |
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Sat Feb 02, 2019 9:21 pm |
| Estee Lauder has launched a new "Perfionionist Pro rapid firm + lift". It's getting great reviews on line. I'm definitely going to give it a go! |
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