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Dermalogica MediBac Oil Free Matte SPF 30 (NEW) $35.40 Dermalogica mediBac Clearing Oil Free Matte SPF 20 1.7 oz Don’t take a step out that door this summer without your Dermalogica Oil Free Matte SPF 30. It not only blots up excess oil that clogs your pores, it also protects your skin from damaging rays that can lead to wrinkles, leathery skin, and age spots. For: Non-greasy, non-chalky formula contains advanced sunscreens for optimum UVA and UV… |
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Dermalogica Solar Defense Booster SPF 30 4oz $88.00 Change your sun protection as often as the weather! This daily-use, broad spectrum sunblock can be used alone, or mixed with your favorite Dermalogica moisturizer or foundation. Formulated with the optimum blend of sunscreens, including Avobenzone, to help protect against the UVA, UVB and Infrared rays that can cause deeper dermal damage. Vitamins A, C and E, help further protect against premature… |
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Treatment Foundation #3 – Dermalogica – Complexion – Treatment Foundation – 40ml/1.3oz $19.95 A natural & healthy treatment foundation Instantly provides an oil-free appearance Contains vitamins A & E to combat visible dryness Helps protect skin from environmental aggression Creates a natural & flawless complexion Suitable for all skin types – Dermalogica – Complexion – Treatment Foundation… |
Oily skin? Best Products. .?
After having my 9 month old i’ve dealt with severe oily skin (always had acne/oily skin but it was under control after my first child). I have tried tons of professional lines, dermalogica, comsmedicine, korres, etc. I’ve spend tons of money on products and my makeup is running off of my face (I am currently using bare minerals, I’ve tried liquid foundation, it does not work). I just went to Sephora and they advised I spend $400 PLUS on a new cleanser regimen and recommeded I stay with Bare Minerals. Any suggestions??
Salicylic acid is a BHA, beta hydroxy acid, similar to AHA’s except that it is oil soluble. It is the best thing, hands down, for cutting through sebum and dissolving blackheads. It can be found in products in concentrations of 1% and 2% in cleansers, lotions, and serums in any drugstore. If you go online, you can find more serious concentrations of 3% to 8% which can be used daily, and even 15% which is used as a peel once a week or less. This stuff is double duty too, because it’s anti-aging as well as anti-acne. I get mine from MUAC, or www.makeupartistschoice.com.
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