Another vote for Tatcha. I also love Derma E night cream.

I like Tatcha dewy skin and True Botanicals Radiance Oil

Anonymous wrote:At night I use Ponds cream, the one with blue top from drugstore. My dermatologist said it’s better than most and less expensive.

Me too! It makes my skin very soft.

At night I use Ponds cream, the one with blue top from drugstore. My dermatologist said it’s better than most and less expensive.

Cerave is good but I also have tatcha dewy skin - it’s actually the only skincare product I’ve bought 4 times now, I adore it! Sephora just started stocking. Jumbo jar that I bought last week! It gives my skin the most perfect texture.

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Anonymous wrote:La Roche Posay toleriane sensitive is great. I use the “Riche” variety in winter, since it’s heavier, but try the non-rich version first.

Do you use the sensitive fluid or the ultra soothing repair moisturizer?

This is the one I was referring to, although I’ve tried other LRP formulations and I’ve liked all of them. I have ridiculously sensitive skin, but this brand never has triggered redness or rashes, which makes it unique. (I’ve even reacted to Cerave and Cetaphil products before!)

https://www.cocooncenter.co.uk/la-roche-posay-toleriane-sensitive-cream-40ml/41725.html

Anonymous wrote:La Roche Posay toleriane sensitive is great. I use the “Riche” variety in winter, since it’s heavier, but try the non-rich version first.

45 here and I like LRP generally. I use the Toleraine Double Repair as my daily moisturizer and have been really happy with it, even compared to some of the pricier ones from belief or Fresh mentioned already.

Same age and skin type and I use Olay regenerist at night (sometimes cerave pm) and Malin and Goetz Vitamin E in the day layered over Australian Gold tinted sunscreen.

47 year old with very sensitive skin - this line of moisturizers has been a game changer for me:

https://www.aveneusa.com/collections/tolerance-extreme

^ cerave not cetacean, is that a crab? an epoch of geological history?

I’m a big proponent of seeing a professional (dermatologist). They all seem to recommend simple drugstore moisturizers like vanicream or cetacean pm (no sunscreen). Elfa MD sunscreen is also moisturizing. If you need something more like retinol or Tretinoin that’s an additional option. But with sooooo many very expensive creams floating around I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how a dermatologist can really set you straight, likely on cheaper products perhaps with some RX’s mixed in

I use CeraVe night cream (small tub, purple label) and it's great. I can use it year round. In the winter I do add face oil underneath it here and there.

I just started using Cetaphil Deep Hydration Healthy Glow and I love it. It has a really nice texture and it's not too heavy. My skin gets VERY dry in the winter and this has been great for that.

Anonymous wrote:La Roche Posay toleriane sensitive is great. I use the “Riche” variety in winter, since it’s heavier, but try the non-rich version first.

Do you use the sensitive fluid or the ultra soothing repair moisturizer?

Anonymous wrote:La Roche Posay toleriane sensitive is great. I use the “Riche” variety in winter, since it’s heavier, but try the non-rich version first.

After doing a lot of research on the best moisturizer to use with retinol, I bought this. It’s great and inexpensive. Sometimes I’ll add a few drops of Trilogy Rosehip Oil (the best moisturizing serum IMO) to it.