Beauty

[AngelPuppy1]

@Fressa

Thanks for your suggestions.  I will look at her products.  I wear concealer and mineral powder but really wanted a moisturizer to help.  

[AngelPuppy1]

@Iwantcoffee

Eucerin has a cream version but creams are usually too heavy for me and cause me to break out.  I need to stick, generally speaking, to a lotion. 

[AngelPuppy1]

@henderson

O.k.  I know a lot of people here like her products a lot. Thank you!

[AngelPuppy1]

@suzyQ3

I don't know which ingredients may be upsetting to me.  I just know that I am better when I stick to anything which has a label "fragrance free."  I do not trust products which have natural ingredients or natural scents, as anything in the past I have tried like this has cause me to violently react.  

Thanks for your post!!!  

[AngelPuppy1]

@HappyDaze

Yes, I agree.  I have had bad reactions in the past to things labeled hypoallergenic.  And so many products that are supposed to be wonderful for you because they are all natural -- made with fruit, vegetables, flowers, etc, --I have have for the most part had terrible reactions to.  

When about everything bothers your skin, it's really difficult to find things.  For instance, I have had good luck with Physicians Formula products.  I recently tried a new concealer product and within days of using it, my eyes were watering and itching so bad, I had to return.  There was obviously something in there that was not agreeing with me.  

[Fressa]

I forgot to mention that Dr. Denese dream cream is a great moisturizer. It is light and non grasy on the skin. Works great for me.

[World Traveler]

@AngelPuppy1

I just noticed that Perricone has a hypoallergenic line on QVC. Didn't pay attention to the price, but his things are usually expensive unless you can get it as a TSV.

I use many of his products, but have not seen his hypoallergenic products presented. I know there is a Perricone TSV on April 1, I believe, and there may be a special on his hypoallergenic items.

I noted that the hypoallergenic nourishing moisturizer of his is listed as "new" on QVC. So there might be a chance to learn about this on April 1.

[AngelPuppy1]

@World Traveler

Thanks!  I usually don't pay any attention to his stuff because it is expensive!  But I will look and see!!!  

[I am still oxox]

I second Paula's Choice recommendation, she has an anti-redness line, that I have recently started using, it is very lightweight but effective and does not breakout my problems zones

[maestra]

Clinique has a redness line that I've used when my rosacea was first diagnosed and I was i a pretty impressive flareup; the moisturizer worked fine and wasnt green.