TRIACNÉAL by Avène
This cream helps
healing blemishes and treating spots, it also prevents the appearance of scars.
The active ingredients in this cream are glycolic acid (helps eliminating the
blemished through its peeling effect), retinaldehyde (limits the appearance of
new eruptions and that of scars) and Efectiose®.
This product should be
applied only of perfectly cleansed and dried skin and only on the blemish, not
the entire face. I used it over Cleanance K from Avène on the blemishes. I
really liked this product because it helped with the healing of the blemishes
and also did not irritate the skin. I will definitely use it again.
I used this product before and I got along pretty well with it. Even though starting to use Avène’s Cleanance gel immediately after might speak against my previous statement. J
It has a lighter consistency than the Avène one and the bottle is bigger and lasts longer, so the pay-out is much better. But I did not get along very well with it, my skin literally exploded (also due to other causes, but it did not exfoliate as good as the Avène one – it does not contain lactic acid – so it had its own contribution to the overall boom! effect) and it dried the skin pretty badly.
On the other hand as all Bioderma products it contains Rhamnose (you can check here more info about Rhamnose).
SUN Invisible
Protection SPF 30 from NIVEA
I liked this product
because it did not leave traces on the skin and because it was absorbed pretty
fast. However it was greasy on my skin and the smell made me queasy (yes, that
nasty smell-problem of mine shows its ugly head again).
From the Sun
Protection point of view I got along very well with it in the May, June months
before the sun started to really burn. You should know that my skin is very
fair and that I use sun protection from May until the sun decides to stop
burning, because living in Bucharest in the summer you can get sunburned very
fast and easy otherwise.
Photoderm Kid
50+ from BIODERMA
From June until August
I used this product. I know it says it is for Kids, but it also says “Very High
Protection Delicate Skin”. It had no fragrance and we got along very well, the
only downside (with which I learned to live) was that it did leave some white
traces, but massaging the product in the skin left no white traces.
Since the sun burned
horribly from July until August in Bucharest and this product kept me from
getting toasted, I think it was a very good product.
Sensibio H2O from BIODERMA
I wrote about this
product before here, what I wanted to add is that I started keeping the product
in the fridge and using it cold to remove the eye make-up in the evening. This
helped relax the eyes and reduce the swollen feel after one day in the heat
& sun.
Ultra-Sensitive Body Lotion from
This is recommended
for very sensitive skin, all its ingredients are obtained from Biological
cultures. It contains Jojoba and Shea butter, its consistency is very light and
very fast absorbing. However I would have expected more hydration from the main ingredients Otherwise it was very good in calming the skin after walking in
the sun in the hot Bucharest summer.
Cellulite Shower
Gel from BALEA
I am not one of those
cellulite obsessed girls, I like using shower gels that claim to reduce the
cellulite because they help keep the skin elastic. They contain caffeine and
other ingredients that claim to reduce the cellulite. I use them with a
massaging brush and as a body scrub. Since I started using them for this
purpose the skin is much elastic and clean.
And coming to
cellulite, I think I am one of those blessed girls that don’t over-obsess about
this and don’t have also a visible problem with it.
Apricot Shower Gel by
YVES ROCHER
I fell in love with
the smell of this shower gel! I like the shower gels from “Les Plaisirs Nature”
product range. They are perfect for summer days – they hydrate and refresh the
skin. They fragrances reinvigorate my senses after one long day. So I
definitely recommend one of these, if you want to pamper yourself.
I love this shower gel!
It is the only shower gel I used that keeps my very dry and sensitive skin
hydrated and happy! I used it in the Summer when I went to the beach, I use it
now, when it’s colder outside and it is my go-to shower gel. It smells very
fresh and natural and the skin feels happy! No more cracks (yes, you read
correctly – cracks, that’s how dry my skin is and feels sometimes) and no more
burns after hair removal processes. If you can find it, get it! Another thing I
like about this shower gel is that it has no Parabens and Silicones.
On the other hand the
Shea Butter is perfect for restoring damaged tissue and it also has a natural
SPF of about 6. It also fights against free radicals.
Cellufight Exfoliating Shower Cream by ELMIPLANT
I used this up and got
another one mainly because of the way it smelled and because it did not
irritate my skin. like I mentioned above, I use these sort of shower gels
mainly for body scrub purposes and not for their cellulite fighting abilities.
This one has caffeine,
Crushed olive stones, guarana and Vitamin E (a very powerful natural
antioxidant).
Lavender Floral Water from MAYAM
I got this product because Lavender is very good to care for oily acne prone skin and because I never used a floral water until now and wanted to see how it felt. But I hated the smell of Lavender all the way, it made me slightly queasy. It has calming, regenerating and purifying effects, also it is antimicrobial and antiseptic.
I used it sprayed directly on the face and mixed with clay for face masks.
Smile, it is good for the skin!
Alex.
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Lavender Floral Water from MAYAM
I got this product because Lavender is very good to care for oily acne prone skin and because I never used a floral water until now and wanted to see how it felt. But I hated the smell of Lavender all the way, it made me slightly queasy. It has calming, regenerating and purifying effects, also it is antimicrobial and antiseptic.
I used it sprayed directly on the face and mixed with clay for face masks.
Smile, it is good for the skin!
Alex.
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