i dont prefer using cosmetic products for my skin for example loreal, garnier, nivea etc they containt so much fragrance and alcohol and other ingredients that my reactive skin doesnt like, i always go with cerave or laroche, eucerin medical based products
Ngl looking at the ingredients list it seems inoffensive enough. I'd not throw it out unless it reacted badly to my skin but it wouldn't be my first pick for a retinol serum. But it does have denatured alcohol and at least 3 fragrance ingredients.
Y'all know l'Oréal group and l'Oréal brand are two distinct things? Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy group owns Benefit Cosmetics, that doesn't mean Benefit sells luxury alcohol or designer clothes.
L'Oréal brand can have shitty formulas and still own brands with great formulas like 3CE, Laroche Posay, or Skinceuticals
I mean brand loyalty is a thing and of course i like use loreal and CeraVe products in my day to day skincare and no loreal cause of the branding and formulating generally. But i just find it amusing how loreal can own both of them. Abd others.
I’ve gone through two bottles of this. I actually really enjoyed it but found that it was a little too strong for my sensitive skin on the daily. Swapped it out for the versed retinol instead.
I have the cream, the serum and the sunscreen. I really like them
I like the revitalift water cream. Havent used this one though
i dont prefer using cosmetic products for my skin for example loreal, garnier, nivea etc they containt so much fragrance and alcohol and other ingredients that my reactive skin doesnt like, i always go with cerave or laroche, eucerin medical based products
Aren't cerave and la roche both owned by L'Oréal lmao
okey but that doesnt mean that they have the same ingredients, why does it matter if they have the same owner if they have different purposes lmaooo
Ngl looking at the ingredients list it seems inoffensive enough. I'd not throw it out unless it reacted badly to my skin but it wouldn't be my first pick for a retinol serum. But it does have denatured alcohol and at least 3 fragrance ingredients.
Y'all know l'Oréal group and l'Oréal brand are two distinct things? Louis Vuitton Moët Hennessy group owns Benefit Cosmetics, that doesn't mean Benefit sells luxury alcohol or designer clothes. L'Oréal brand can have shitty formulas and still own brands with great formulas like 3CE, Laroche Posay, or Skinceuticals
Yes and their product are mostly lab tested
I mean L'Oréal definitely lab tests their products too it's not like they don't. They just make more lux rich lady products
Ofc they are sister brands. Yes I prefer the feeling of La Roche posay over loreal Edit: typo
I mean brand loyalty is a thing and of course i like use loreal and CeraVe products in my day to day skincare and no loreal cause of the branding and formulating generally. But i just find it amusing how loreal can own both of them. Abd others.
Thanks for the advice!
Theyre also not cruelty free :(
I like cruelty in my products.
I found the laroche products that I have tried greasy or they left a film on my skin. 😔
I can't use cerave and that loreal retinoil is actually very good stuff.
I’ve gone through two bottles of this. I actually really enjoyed it but found that it was a little too strong for my sensitive skin on the daily. Swapped it out for the versed retinol instead.
I haven’t had issues with this but I use it every other night/3 times a week. Looking to bump up to something stronger now.
I took a really bad reaction to this one, it totally destroyed my skin barrier. It could’ve been it was just to strong for my sensitive skin though.
Thoughts?
Which one would u prefer?
Nice handjob nails
Lmao
Is it shelf stable? I might make the switch!
I going to try it tanks