It has the same effects with my previous brand. I keep coming back to it because it’s less likely to block pores compared with other kinds of oil. Its comedogenic rating is 0 but we all know anything can block pores. This product is also good if you want to start adding oils in your routine. Another thing that I like is it’s very affordable. In fact, I dropped this one time and it didn’t break. Brands usually use the one with pump which is messy and not travel friendly. I’m going to say it again, I’m very pleased with glass dropper bottle for oils. It says in the description that’s in a roll-on tube but I’m glad they changed the packaging. – Skin feels soft and smooth in the morning

How cheap is that? I added it to my cart and the next day I got my order.įormulated with 100% cold pressed, virgin, unrefined Moroccan argan oil rich in vitamin E, essential fatty acids, and proteins enhances and improves skin texture and tone helps boost elasticity and moisture levels diminishes the appearance of wrinkles and scars treats acne, eczema, and psoriasis relieves inflammation and irritation neutralizes free radicals softens and smoothens works to regulate sebum production plumps up, firms, and tightens hydrates and enhances hair growth repairs brittle and damaged tresses nourishes cuticles lightweight and easily absorbed gentle even on hyper-sensitive and allergy-prone skin handy 12ml roll-on fits your handbag They have 15ml pure argan oil for only 200 pesos. I was browsing BeautyMNL’s website and came across Leiania House Of Beauty. Remember the first time I got hooked with argan oil? I wanted to use “liquid gold” again but this time I found a cheaper one. I’m dealing with rashes, redness and dryness from time to time. Hello readers! I’m changing my routine and making it more suitable for hypersensitive skin. It makes this journey not as bad as what I’ve expected.

It really helps me while I’m going through TSW. Overall, this is my most favorite product this year. It can be drying but that helps to “close” my rashes. But even if it happens, there’s no pimple breakouts. Sometimes it stays on spaces of dry patches. The only downsides that I can think of is it’s difficult to wash off and it can be drying. I also love that it’s in an collapsible aluminum tube. 30 grams of this product can last for a long time. I’m glad there’s a local alternative that’s so affordable. I’m going through TSW so I know the rashes will be on and off for a while. In my case, it doesn’t remove rashes completely but it protects skin from getting infections. This can also be used on small areas or spot treatment as you can see in the photo below. It actually calmed my skin down and helps to stop the oozing of rashes. I thought it would clog my pores and cause breakouts but it doesn’t! You’ll only need a small amount since it has thick texture.

I was a bit hesitant at first because the ointment is thick. See the leaflet in the box for instructions and when to stop. According to Unilab’s website, zinc oxide is a skin protectant. It’s mainly used for diaper rash and minor skin conditions. I bought mine for around 170 pesos at Mercury Drugstore. It’s locally made and can be bought at drugstores. I found a review on Rashfree Zinc Oxide Ointment and the result was amazing. I couldn’t wait to order online so I found an alternative that I can get on that day. Zinc oxide is one of the main ingredients. It’s an antiseptic cream used for itch relief. I’ve watched Youtube videos on how to reduce discomfort. I’m going to deal with the cheeks next year… which is the biggest part of my rashes. Right now, I stopped using steroid on my T-zone area forehead, nose and chin. So I’m gradually stopping it instead but by areas. I tried going cold turkey but it was so uncomfortable. I’m going to discuss more about it in another post. Those few months or years of flare ups and flaking without using steroid will be worth it in the end. The discomfort will probably be the same but it helped me to prepare mentally and emotionally. You can either go cold turkey (completely stop) or gradually reduce it so you wouldn’t be overwhelmed. What is TSW? It’s when you finally decide to stop using steroid cream for good. Your skin became so dependent on steroid creams that it flares up when you’re not using it. People who suffer from skin conditions like eczema and dermatitis can relate to this. It’s about Topical Steroid Withdrawal or TSW. But first, I want to share what I’ve been searching online. I’ll be reviewing an ointment that I’m currently using and is one of my faves this year.

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