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Mon Dec 03, 2018 10:21 pm

Hi everyone. I'm Victoria and new to this site. I wanted to share with everyone my skincare routine that I love. It was picked out for me from my plastic surgeon. I hope it will help all that are looking for some amazing anti aging products.

Morning cleanser - Osmosis Pur Purify Enzyme Cleanser or Cerave Hydrating Cleanser
Eye Cream - Skinceuticals Eye Balm
Serum - Skinceuticals C and E Ferulic or their 10 AOX if you have sensitive skin.
Second serum - Osmosis Pur Stem Factor Serum... sometimes I only spot treat with this as it's extremely moisturizing and I'm naturally greasy.
Moisturizer - Elemis Superfood Day Cream (Lightweight and vegan for greasy skin)

I do the same routine for night except I don't use the Skinceuticals C and I use the Stem Factor all over instead of spot treating. I use a small amount of retinol only twice a week. My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more. I love the Skin Ceuticals Lipid Restore cream for night except sometimes it's a bit heavy since I'm greasy. If I was dry I would use it twice a day instead of Elemis. I also use Theraderm Nu Peel twice a week.

I hope this helps someone looking for an amazing routine though pricey. I also am going to try Osmosis Pur Catalyst for thin skin. Osmosis makes such a amazing products.

free skin care · Wed Jan 30, 2019 3:42 am

Thank you for your brilliant posting. I would trust your aesthetician wholeheartedly as she and I believe in the same philosophy:

"My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more."

You are in good hands!

Victoriaxo wrote:

Hi everyone. I'm Victoria and new to this site. I wanted to share with everyone my skincare routine that I love. It was picked out for me from my plastic surgeon. I hope it will help all that are looking for some amazing anti aging products.

Morning cleanser - Osmosis Pur Purify Enzyme Cleanser or Cerave Hydrating Cleanser
Eye Cream - Skinceuticals Eye Balm
Serum - Skinceuticals C and E Ferulic or their 10 AOX if you have sensitive skin.
Second serum - Osmosis Pur Stem Factor Serum... sometimes I only spot treat with this as it's extremely moisturizing and I'm naturally greasy.
Moisturizer - Elemis Superfood Day Cream (Lightweight and vegan for greasy skin)

I do the same routine for night except I don't use the Skinceuticals C and I use the Stem Factor all over instead of spot treating. I use a small amount of retinol only twice a week. My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more. I love the Skin Ceuticals Lipid Restore cream for night except sometimes it's a bit heavy since I'm greasy. If I was dry I would use it twice a day instead of Elemis. I also use Theraderm Nu Peel twice a week.

I hope this helps someone looking for an amazing routine though pricey. I also am going to try Osmosis Pur Catalyst for thin skin. Osmosis makes such a amazing products.

free skin care · Fri Feb 22, 2019 3:40 pm

HI

Does the NuPeel by TheraDerm hurt? How long do you leave it on for?

I read the ingredients and it contains Retinol and Argireline and they look promising!

Thanks

Wed May 01, 2019 10:28 am

WHAT? Retin-A ages you? I thought if you use it very slowly and build up a tolerance, in the long run you get smooth, less-wrinkled skin?

I was just thinking of starting a Retin-A treatment mostly for those under eye wrinkles.

arielstar08 wrote:

Thank you for your brilliant posting. I would trust your aesthetician wholeheartedly as she and I believe in the same philosophy:

"My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more."

You are in good hands!

Victoriaxo wrote:

Hi everyone. I'm Victoria and new to this site. I wanted to share with everyone my skincare routine that I love. It was picked out for me from my plastic surgeon. I hope it will help all that are looking for some amazing anti aging products.

Morning cleanser - Osmosis Pur Purify Enzyme Cleanser or Cerave Hydrating Cleanser
Eye Cream - Skinceuticals Eye Balm
Serum - Skinceuticals C and E Ferulic or their 10 AOX if you have sensitive skin.
Second serum - Osmosis Pur Stem Factor Serum... sometimes I only spot treat with this as it's extremely moisturizing and I'm naturally greasy.
Moisturizer - Elemis Superfood Day Cream (Lightweight and vegan for greasy skin)

I do the same routine for night except I don't use the Skinceuticals C and I use the Stem Factor all over instead of spot treating. I use a small amount of retinol only twice a week. My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more. I love the Skin Ceuticals Lipid Restore cream for night except sometimes it's a bit heavy since I'm greasy. If I was dry I would use it twice a day instead of Elemis. I also use Theraderm Nu Peel twice a week.

I hope this helps someone looking for an amazing routine though pricey. I also am going to try Osmosis Pur Catalyst for thin skin. Osmosis makes such a amazing products.

Wed May 01, 2019 10:29 am

WHAT? Retin-A ages you? I thought if you use it very slowly and build up a tolerance, in the long run you get smooth, less-wrinkled skin?

I was just thinking of starting a Retin-A treatment mostly for those under eye wrinkles.

arielstar08 wrote:

Thank you for your brilliant posting. I would trust your aesthetician wholeheartedly as she and I believe in the same philosophy:

"My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more."

You are in good hands!

Victoriaxo wrote:

Hi everyone. I'm Victoria and new to this site. I wanted to share with everyone my skincare routine that I love. It was picked out for me from my plastic surgeon. I hope it will help all that are looking for some amazing anti aging products.

Morning cleanser - Osmosis Pur Purify Enzyme Cleanser or Cerave Hydrating Cleanser
Eye Cream - Skinceuticals Eye Balm
Serum - Skinceuticals C and E Ferulic or their 10 AOX if you have sensitive skin.
Second serum - Osmosis Pur Stem Factor Serum... sometimes I only spot treat with this as it's extremely moisturizing and I'm naturally greasy.
Moisturizer - Elemis Superfood Day Cream (Lightweight and vegan for greasy skin)

I do the same routine for night except I don't use the Skinceuticals C and I use the Stem Factor all over instead of spot treating. I use a small amount of retinol only twice a week. My aesthetician says Retin A prescriptions age you more. I love the Skin Ceuticals Lipid Restore cream for night except sometimes it's a bit heavy since I'm greasy. If I was dry I would use it twice a day instead of Elemis. I also use Theraderm Nu Peel twice a week.

I hope this helps someone looking for an amazing routine though pricey. I also am going to try Osmosis Pur Catalyst for thin skin. Osmosis makes such a amazing products.

free skin care · Mon May 06, 2019 3:03 pm

Simple skin care procedures help skin repair, haha, thank you for sharing. Experts say that every month, the skin should be given a chance not to apply cosmetics, completely bare face skin, can repair some problems of the face.

Wed Jun 10, 2020 11:44 pm

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Mon Jun 15, 2020 9:53 pm

Please add the use of sunscreen to your AM routine if you aren't already doing so.

Sunscreen is without a doubt the single most important aspect of any skincare routine.

free skin care · Tue Jun 16, 2020 7:05 am

There are more studies on Retin A than any other topical out there, and there are numerous studies showing that it has antiaging benefits so it is false that it ages you.

It is a medication and so it can be used wrongly (and often times people self prescribe nowadays which is never a good idea), but for me, I personally have used Retin A since my 20's and I know friends and family tell me often that I look years younger than my actual age. So go figure.

GGirl wrote:

WHAT? Retin-A ages you? I thought if you use it very slowly and build up a tolerance, in the long run you get smooth, less-wrinkled skin?

Tue Feb 02, 2021 12:36 am

It's a wonderful routine. Mine isn't nearly as good. Since I don't use makeup now, I have enough cleansing and moisturizing, as well as a mask twice a week. I'm interested in some of the products you use.

Sun May 09, 2021 10:25 am

wenning wrote:

Simple skin care procedures help skin repair, haha, thank you for sharing. Experts say that every month, the skin should be given a chance not to apply cosmetics, completely bare face skin, can repair some problems of the face.

I fully agree with you. The skin should have rest as well.

Fri May 14, 2021 10:27 am

I primarily use Biologique Recherche.

Morning : REN Evercalm Gentle cream cleanser and BR P50, the strong version with phenol. Ten several of their water-based serums: Elastine for wrinkles and Amnioteque for hydration. I use a BR massage glove for them. And a daytime moisturizer of Elastine.

Mid afternoon, I do another wash, using BR Lait EV, with a milder BR P50, and Placenta serum and cream. Despite my over 75 years I have oily skin.

Evening, is a double cleanse with Emma Hardie and a BR EV cream cleanser. P50 with phenol. Then a mask. I’ve been doing a nightly mask for at least 25 years. One of the BR masks. Then, serums and a BR night cream of either Splendide or Vernix.

I have never used retins or Vit C or had treatments. I never use sunscreens as I won’t put those chemicals on me, I wear hats and avoid the sun.
And I’m told I look 20 and more years younger. I have no wrinkles. I put it down to genes and basic care and a healthy diet.

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