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I'm clear using the mighty Quinoderm and gylcerin soap.
Started by lemmy, Mar 15 2010 11:33 AM
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Posted 15 March 2010 - 11:33 AM
Ignore all of this. Yes!
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Posted 16 March 2010 - 12:25 PM
Congrats on your success!
Regarding the moisturiser, in general, moisturisers aimed for women are more moisturising. If your skin feels dry, just try a different moisturiser, any will do. It's pretty much trial and error till finding the right one. Trying out something meant to be used for dry skin might be a good shot.
Good Luck!
Regarding the moisturiser, in general, moisturisers aimed for women are more moisturising. If your skin feels dry, just try a different moisturiser, any will do. It's pretty much trial and error till finding the right one. Trying out something meant to be used for dry skin might be a good shot.
Good Luck!
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Posted 18 March 2010 - 11:28 AM
Well, i messed it all up.. again 
I switched from Simple Light Hydrating moisteriser to Eucerin Lotion w/ 10% UREA, because i didn't think the former was 'stong' enough to cope with BP, and of course, my entire face immediately started burning and turned bright red. It's calmed down a little with cold water and lemon juice, but i still look like i've had a facial sauna in hell.
Let this be a lesson; if a regime is working, don't change any major aspect of it unless absolutely necessary.
On a brighter note, i'm now applying BP only once every other day without any signs of a break-out.
I switched from Simple Light Hydrating moisteriser to Eucerin Lotion w/ 10% UREA, because i didn't think the former was 'stong' enough to cope with BP, and of course, my entire face immediately started burning and turned bright red. It's calmed down a little with cold water and lemon juice, but i still look like i've had a facial sauna in hell.
Let this be a lesson; if a regime is working, don't change any major aspect of it unless absolutely necessary.
On a brighter note, i'm now applying BP only once every other day without any signs of a break-out.
Edited by lemmy, 18 March 2010 - 11:29 AM.
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