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baxtir

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Any good exfoliating wash to recommend? Those that you use like twice a week or something. Or even face masks?
 

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Anyone know any cream to remove ance scar?

get a vitamin A based cream, these are commonly found in retinoids, which can be bought off the shelves, brands like RoC have these, however i find that it is pretty expensive.

i'm currently on Stieva-A, which i got it from changi general hospital
 

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Any good exfoliating wash to recommend? Those that you use like twice a week or something. Or even face masks?

retinoid creams are excellent for exfoliating, it also helps to reduce the oiliness on your skin and because it's a cream based formula, your skin will not suffer from any abrasions caused by scrubbing.

retinoids are applied daily during night time, so it eliminates the need for a facial masque.
 

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how does cetaphil compare to all these much more expensive products from labseries etc? i've got a really oily face.

also has anyone tried the lab series lip balm? thinking of getting one as my lips are chapped quite often. even when i use other lipbalms it peels.
 

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also has anyone tried the lab series lip balm? thinking of getting one as my lips are chapped quite often. even when i use other lipbalms it peels.

Yes i've tried it. Personally, i prefer Kiehl's Lip Balm #1
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Yes i've tried it. Personally, i prefer Kiehl's Lip Balm #1
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i'm using khiel's mens lipbalm because #1's too shiny for me. but both still result in the lips flaking eventually, especialy if i talk alot - so it's only temporary relief. looking for one that lasts longer.
 

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anywhere can buy lab series/biotherm/menscience at a better price?
 

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how does cetaphil compare to all these much more expensive products from labseries etc? i've got a really oily face.

also has anyone tried the lab series lip balm? thinking of getting one as my lips are chapped quite often. even when i use other lipbalms it peels.

I've got oily skin too especially around the t zone. I used Cetaphil for almost a year previously and while its really gentle and kind to skin i feel cetaphil doesn't really cleanse the face very well because when i used a toner after cleansing the cotton pad was still rather dirty. The Lab Series Oil Control Wash i'm using currently does a better job and it's quite kind on skin too.
 

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I've got oily skin too especially around the t zone. I used Cetaphil for almost a year previously and while its really gentle and kind to skin i feel cetaphil doesn't really cleanse the face very well because when i used a toner after cleansing the cotton pad was still rather dirty. The Lab Series Oil Control Wash i'm using currently does a better job and it's quite kind on skin too.

toner?! for what?
 

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I've got oily skin too especially around the t zone. I used Cetaphil for almost a year previously and while its really gentle and kind to skin i feel cetaphil doesn't really cleanse the face very well because when i used a toner after cleansing the cotton pad was still rather dirty. The Lab Series Oil Control Wash i'm using currently does a better job and it's quite kind on skin too.

does your skin feel very tight after washing?
 
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