Sukin

Sukin

violet_avalon2020-10-11T22:42:03.000Z
i don't use many these days but some i really like are:
from an australia brand called Sukin, they have a line for sensitive skin called DermaSukin and both their hydrating cleanser and their body cream are
violet_avalon2020-08-17T21:21:24.000Z
yes, several cleansers work for not very sturdy ss. My favourite is the ordinary+
squalane cleanser. But also Clinique take the day off balm. Also use Derma Sukin hydrating wash or LRP Dermo-cleanser milk. With a balm or oil cleanse
kittenmint2020-04-27T21:35:40.000Z
My skin has become incredibly sensitive in the last few months (since lockdowns) so I had to++
rejig my whole routine down to the bare minimum... but in saying that, my skin has healed, feels softer and smoother with less texture and less breako
Wezo2020-02-04T22:13:05.000Z
Recs for a gentle foaming facial cleanser that ++
is least likely to react with perioral dermatitis? I have been using Sukin for over a year no problems but have a random flare up of PD and have been
Wezo2020-01-23T01:01:51.000Z
Cetaphil Cream, Maybelline Fit Me Concealer, Sukin Cleanser, Designer Brands Tubing Mascara.
Wezo2020-01-22T00:54:05.000Z
Sukin Foaming Facial Cleanser. Been happily using it for 2 years now.
Natashia2020-01-05T06:38:59.000Z
I have yet to try Super highend but I tried sukin,
And some brand off iherb. The price difference was large . Overall both work as well on me. But I make sure I buy from reputable Brands, in dark bottl
mallalucia2019-08-16T14:42:54.000Z
You've blown me away with your answer haha. I can only just follow (I have very limited skincare ++
knowledge. ) The medication was actually Lexapro. I havent used a cleanser in years after a bad experience, just gentle exfoliation once every week
4eyes2019-08-16T13:32:39.000Z
What medication was it? You are no longer on it, right? How long ago did you stop it?+
If it was a med that affected hormones, and you have stopped taking it just recently, it may take 3-6 months for your skin to get back to normal on it