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Negin
Dry/Resilient
Thicker ocklusive creams are good for healing barriers.
I’d go for creams with ceramides and glycerin. if you’ve had rosacea and are prone to it I’d look for lines that are made for it as they are much gentler
if you have a compromised barrier go easy on the irritating actives like BHA, AHA, vitamin C and retinol. many with rosacea have problems with niacinamide as well
La Roche-Posay
Cicaplast Baume B5 Soothing Repairing Balm
4.7
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1826
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Yesimglowy
Oily/Sensitive
Thank you! Yes this is great advice I will try it out. I have been using Soon Jung recently.
ETUDE
SoonJung 2x Barrier Intensive Cream
4.5
(328)
993
1
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ghoulfiend
Dry/Sensitive
I have dry, sensitive skin with redness as well. definitely opt for calming ingredients like Cica, Propolis. Use products that are unscented and hydrating. Finally, look into Azelaic Acid. I use it a few times per week but you'll need to spot test. Those with Rosacea have found a benefit and once you do repair your skin barrier, it works well with Retinol and the like.
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saylin
Oily/Sensitive
When rebuilding your skin barrier its best to focus on basic routine and avoid actives since your since is sensitive and resilient. Try using oclusive creams that are rich in ceramides as this provides a gentle and great approach when rebuilding a compromised barrier. You can also integrate calming or soothing ingridents to assist your concern like Centella Asiatica, Mugwort and Greentea.
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lavenderetroses
Oily/Sensitive
use hydrating serums and essence for that I love Pyunkang yul Essence Toner and using occlusive creams also helps in repairing barrier I love using Illiyoon ceramide ato moisturizer cream
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eisyasya
Dry/Resilient
hi, you can use these product. it works well on my skin for barrier issues ❤️
Ceradan
Skin Repair Cream
4.7
(10)
36
1
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