New Facial Mosturizer?

Nov 25, 2014

Bethany C.

I have dark spots left from acne and (I think) combination skin. I've been using Aveeno Positively Radiant Daily Mosturizer with SPF 15 and it's been good but now that I've run out, I want to try something new! Any suggestions?

I read that recent article on facial mosturizers on Beautylish and the Embryolisse sounds amaaaazing, but I'm toronto-based and my sephora doesn't carry it. I also thought about a mosturizer for Lush? But I don't know

Nov 25, 2014

Erica M.

I think what you want is a good serum under your moisturizer. Serums are thinner and really get down deep and worry! Make sure you're exfoliating so that it can get into your skin, and be sure to wear SPF to avoid more spots. Now I know many people disagree, but I use lemon juice to remove spots and it works amazingly for me. You need to test it first, to make sure it's not too strong for you. Never run or exfoliate before putting it on your skin- I leave it on for five minutes before I wash my face. It's really helped all discoloration! I would also look for a goo vitamin c serum, check Amazon or if you can get Paula's Choice, try hers! Hope this helps! 😘💕

Nov 30, 2014

Tone S.

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