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Re: Questions for those who use ISOMERS.

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‎02-19-2018 02:19 PM - edited ‎02-19-2018 02:22 PM

@LTT1wrote:

@SahmIam@Chi-town girl@acatgirl@Porcelain@Mitchell

 

I am finding that letting various Isomers serums dry to form a protective “shield” is the best (healing and preventive) thing I can do for rosacea/breakouts/sensitivity.

This is the ONLY thing that works for my skin.

The nice thing about Isomers serums is that you can cocktail them with some exceptions like Retiniacin which needs to go first and allowed to set/dry. 

 

And when trying something new, don't pile on a bunch of new. Try adding 1 at a time to monitor for reactions or issues.  

 

I don't want to keep adding more, rather upgraded or new. If anything, I am replacing or consolidating, simplifying where possible. 


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