mmskin
Dry/Sensitive
You just need to focus on repairing your barrier first, and then you can approach your PIE more gently.
You’ll need to just cut out actives and go back to basics for a while. No vit c, BHA/AHA, retinoids, benzoyl peroxide, and probably avoid too much niacinamide. A simple and gentle cleanser, moisturizer and SPF for a while will help heal your barrier quicker than trying to overload your skin with new soothing products.
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Veracity
Oily/Resilient
Your skin barrier should be addressed first! All actives including your glycolic and retinol and vit C must take a rest for now until your skin don’t feel irritated, it takes various time for different people, some take weeks while others take months.
Ceramide is your best friend while rebuilding your skin barrier everything else should be just basic: gentle cleanser, moisturizer and sunscreen and you should be good to go, if not then you might need to see a derm.
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glowyamber
Oily/Sensitive
Yah it’s probably my mistake when my skin feels just a bit better, I immediately go back to my actives which again makes my skin red after a few days.
I’ll try my best to be patient and to stick with the basics. Thank you!
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melissareviewsthings
Dry/Resilient
I really like the products below when I need to repair my skin barrier. The Midnight Blue can be paired with the Liquid Gold or Great Barrier Relief cream. I find it is be calming and effective.
Keep it simple as you are repairing your barrier. it happens sometimes. This community has great advice.

Stratia
Liquid Gold
4.7
(93)
271

Dear, Klairs
Midnight Blue Calming Cream
4.7
(2359)
1311

Krave Beauty
Great Barrier Relief
4.6
(374)
1431
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glowyamber
Oily/Sensitive
Thank you for the product recommendations. Sadly, it keeps happening to me because I’m so impatient. Will really try my best to keep things simple and heal my skin.
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Beautywithhunnie
Oily/Resilient
I agree with the comment above... when my skin barrier was compromised, I went back to the basics... just cleanser, toner, moisturizer and sunscreen. I actually used Cerave cleanser and moisturizer (per my dermatologist)
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romulia
Oily/Sensitive
i think you should try products that hydrating your skin to make your skin barrier stronger. product that has hyaluronic acid, ceramide are good for skin barrier. i hope it helps. and cheer up i hope ur skin will get better soon✨
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glowyamber
Oily/Sensitive
Yes, I’m gonna use a hyaluronic moisturizer to hydrate my skin. Thank you for your kind words. 🥺
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