Skin Nutrition

[shootingstar]

When I saw the topic title, I thought it might relate to types of food to eat that would foster healthy skin.

I use Marcelle oil-free cream. I have not yet taken time to explore better creams.. partially due to need to save money. So don't want to experiment at this time.

[ny biker]

I use Neutrogena Healthy Skin with retinol for my face, unless I'm planning some long days in the summer sun, in which case I use Eucerin with SPF 30 by day and Complex 15 for faces by night.

Aveeno for my hands (lasts well through many hand washings but too greasy for the rest of me). So, Complex 15 for the rest of me.

I rarely try new products because I have a history of contact dermatitis.

Didn't we have a thread about this recently? Or am I thinking of something else?

[OakLeaf]

Oh, we have a thread about this now and then, but it's been a year or two since the last one.

My skin is SUPER sensitive, and I just switched, actually, to Weleda Almond Moisture Cream, because I was having a really hard time finding the Better Botanicals products I used before. I actually like this one even better, because there are fewer floral ingredients and so the fragrance isn't so heavy. And Weleda is a highly respected brand that's been around for a long, long time. They seem to be making a resurgence on the store shelves after having been hard to find for a while, but as far as I could find out it's not because they were bought out (can't completely swear to that though). They don't do animal testing or use any ingredients for which it's required.

[tulip]

Right now I use Weleda Sea Buckthorn Oil. When the finances allow, I will go back to Dr. Hauschka products because never has my skin been so clear and soft as when I was using them.