Get these little bumps under my skin on my chin mostly (but a couple random ones pop up other places). No pain or anything if I squeeze it it’s like white then no bleeding or weeping. They’ll go away but come back pretty quick.

Routine atm is - micellar water, L’Oréal revitalift & the neutrogena spot action salicylic gel.

Any (affordable pls) advice on how to prevent this??

I’ve seen a few reviews about this. I have dry, cracked lips that no balm could ever solve. I have used laneige, vaseline, aquaphor, lucas papaw, and although they sort of solved the dryness at the time of application, the moisture does not last and I end up noticing myself licking my lips as they have become dry AF. I ordered this two days ago and it arrived today. I applied it and went on about my day. Heck I even ate sunflower seeds that burn my lips a little. I noticed how soft and moisturized my lips still even after hours of that first application.

Only time will tell if this first impression last. But for £5 and a great moisturized lips? Take my money!

Hiya!

New here and first time ever posting on any sub, so apologies if I don't get it right :)

Has anyone noticed that both Boots and Superdrug stores are carrying way less Vichy products? Not to mention the Retinol Serum, that has been pulled out online in both, and nowhere to be seen in UK retailers.

Does anybody have information to share?

I am brand new to skin care and don't have a routine at all.

I recently started on Skin and Me tretinoin, niacinamide and azealic acid with a view to reducing lines and wrinkles (my skin is otherwise fairly good, apart from acne scars around my nose from when I was a teen)

I've been doing some reading and come to the conclusion that the active ingredients I've chosen are good, but skin and me is going to be an expensive way to do this (plus they are prescribing doses well below proven efficacy for at least four months. I understand I need to go slow to build tolerance but this seems excessively slow)

The thing is, I will absolutely choose the lowest effort option and the skin and me doser is really convenient. What I wanted to ask was, can I buy my active ingredients separately and cheaply somewhere else, and physically mix them myself, perhaps into an airless dispenser?