Any Facial Creams For Sensitive Skin To Achieve Flawless Look?

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Bella S.

Mar 14, 2013

Bella S.

Basically looking for any facial cream that would reduce redness and anti pigmentation. İ have been using estee lauder idealist for some time but it seems like the salystic acid is increasing my redness. Any other recommended products?

Tara F.

Mar 15, 2013

Tara F.

I go the natural route before trying anything. 1 week of witch hazel astringent, followed by ice cold water, then, Noxzema (or generic). Facial creams, I find recipes online that match my skin type, and mix 'em up myself. :) stay away from any acidic creams for a min. If the redness flairs up after a week of natural then back to your regime with the Estee Lauder Idealist, then I do suggest anything without salystic acid, or any acid. There are tins of products without the acids. Good luck, darling!

Tara F.

Mar 15, 2013

Tara F.

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Savanna S.

Mar 15, 2013

Savanna S.

I have sensitive skin and I've been using sorbolene lotion at night. its wonderful! its made for sensitive skin and is often recommended by dermatologists for people with eczema or other skin conditions.

Nicole F.

Mar 15, 2013

Nicole F.

I love clinique skin care line. a little expensive but sooo good on sensitive skin and can be personalized for whatever skin type. they also have lotions and makeups to reduce redness and spots/scars. again, a little expensive but a really great investment.

Nicole F.

Mar 15, 2013

Nicole F.

Oh I have sensitive skin and unless you have acne, avoid salystic acid or alcohol its drying and irritating. if you do get pimples, use a spot treatment do you don't irritate your whined face.

Nicole F.

Mar 15, 2013

Nicole F.

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Bella S.

Apr 4, 2013

Bella S.

Thanks guys

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