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Thank you Randy and Perry! :'(
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In US, you can get azelaic acid using The Ordinary, no prescription needed ... but i did not find that as good as Finacea Gel. Also pocketderm does prescribe Azelaic acid.
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Azelaic acid! :) The best product is Finacea Gel. It is available over the counter in Australia but you need a script in USA. Keep your pores clean and that will help with helping your pores to look smaller. There is nothing you can do to shrink…
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To prepare for summer. I just bought 5 new sunscreens. All fragrance and alcohol free. 4 are silicone free. To test physical+chemical mixes this summer (December-February in AU) UltraSun Anti-Ageing Tinted SPF 50+ PA++++* Tinosorb M * Uvinul …
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Thanks to Peter's fine education. I have studied a lil more of the limitations of Zinc oxide, great if only micron or microsized >100nm but nanosized.... rather different. Refer to 3 particle sizes monochromatic absorbance measurements The inse…
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@Nina68 I'm a big Ultrasonic facial scrubber fan. It cleans better/deeper than my Clarisonic and Foreo Luna. I have combi skin and pores prone to clogging, this removes dead skin cells with ion technology. Mine cost under USD30. No need to get any p…
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@RandyS What you are saying is crystal clear. I would not spend so much money either. The price is not correlated to the cost of manufacturing at all!!!
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@MelissaMary You could consider Derm E glycolic acid products. they are cheaper than Paula's Choice. I don't think expensive = better but i don't believe in products that can cause more harm than good.
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Run far away. Silicone, fragrance, petroleum derivatives. Please at least tell us what product is this?
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@cremedevanille I'll try pilates or they have stretch class sometimes.., I can't do yoga (religion reasons)
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@Cremedevanilla pray tell what stretching do you recommend doing?
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@Peter Bravo. After your teaching and awareness... i spoke to Skin Actives. I am avoiding fragrances and in particular citrus derived ingredients esp during the day.
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@Cremedevanille >My legs would grow by a couple of inches after the session! i wanna grow taller too!
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@RandyS Thank you for sharing your point of view. My concern is the minuscule reaction to fragrance that is not visible to the naked eye. personally i don't react to fragrances but the type of skincare i use now don't contain fragrances. particularl…
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@MelissaMary i like your perspective of the back to basics healthy diet/exercise. i have heard of dry brush. Miranda Kerr (Australian Victoria Secret model) does it. Personally i am thinking of getting Clarisonic's most expensive brush you can us…
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Calling @Pazzaglia to the house?! ciao Bella?
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Who is this Ashley black woman? (Scratch head)
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What's Facebook?!
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About time the P gang need a non P username in our posse right pRandy?
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@RandyS I like to know your stand on temperature and stability testing of products. Should we store our skincare in the refrigerator? This summer in Sydney, it hit 45°C or 113℉ breaking 121 year summer heat record :( more
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@Cremedevanille interesting! thanks for sharing! maybe if i spend the money on exercising/eating better.... perhaps i may reap more bang for my buck?
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@Randy >So the company is TELLING us that there's no proof that it works. I say we wait until they finish their scientific studies before spending any money on it. Nice one! Thanks for the teach.
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Agree with @Randy on "First of all DO NOT put any stock into before and after shots. " :) Paula Begoun taught in her book too how companies can manipulate B&A photos
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:) aye aye Prandy
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Coola, Paula Choice are not Australian @Peter The point is Australian standards are tougher. Ps: going to go on sabbatical, aka social media fast, see you after Easter ;)
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This tooexplanation of Vitamin C by Brandon Truaxe of Deciem
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Before I go away for 40 days, I like to share this interesting posts on Science-washing ie DECIEM group. There are several famous bloggers featured in the discussion as well as renowned beauty geeks from the community. Enjoy :) https://www.reddit.c…
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see a list of Physical sunscreen in Australia https://www.reddit.com/r/AusSkincare/comments/5795jl/australian_physical_sunscreen/ Australia TGA certified SPF30 had 18% or more active ingredients, more than double the quantity in Cerave's SPF30 (USA…
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i suggest you try the BASF Sunscreen Calculator where you input your actives and calculate the SPF / PPD ratings. source: https://www.sunscreensimulator.basf.com/Sunscreen_Simulator/Login_show.action
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@Peter I have compiled all the mineral sunscreen list of every product available in Australia. I know the average and lowest active ingredients. Fact: none of our Australian certified SPF30 sunscreen has as little Actives as the product shared. …
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