Lifestyle Products

Lifestyle Products

jnbfan2022-10-14T22:42:42.000Z
Pretty much true in the sense that skin with no issues can be maintained with a very minimal and
simple routine consisting of a cleanser, a moisturizer or petrolatum based ointment and the latest technology generation sunscreen. Add a retinoid if
rayoflight2022-07-20T10:07:51.000Z
Cute dog (all genetic lottery or selective breeding) but I don't see a sunscreen mentioned +
anywhere and no retinoid or anything comparable, just ''self-care'' bogus products, arguably the more wasteful ones (e.g. sheet mask), so I'd argue ag
rayoflight2022-05-18T16:01:46.000Z
High claims. Unless it's true alkaline soap (not great for hair), the liquid and the bar formulas +
are made more or less out of the same things, it's just a solid formula to which one adds water instead of pouring an already made mix out shampoo tub
Art4Cara2022-04-24T15:50:31.000Z
I hear ya! I'm not ready to ditch coloring just yet either, and I'm 74 - r/o
my skin looks good(due to Rx, sun avoidance, and plain drugstore products and healthy lifestyle), and my general style is artistic. And despite the ch
RoGeneV2022-04-18T11:24:09.000Z
The link about titanium dioxide and iron oxides I shared
is not directly about their use in sunscreens or cosmetics, but think it does a very good job explaining the different absorbance based on the particl
RoGeneV2022-04-16T13:07:23.000Z
I think most people over estimate the level of protection they are getting from their sunscreen
untinted or tinted, and in general under apply. I think this is likely to be worse with tinted sunscreens, as most brands offer so few shades (often j