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Oh what's Lume? I've found that with switching to a natural deo, it depends on the body and that person's skin micro biome, and how everything interacts. Which is why the same perfume can smell different on different people 😊

the texture definitely ain't for everyone!

Oh yes, absolutely! It's mid-weight as a cream, and definitely not heavy. Perfect for daytime wear. Honestly, I don't see too much of a difference between day and night creams, except that if you're a face and side sleeper like me, you typically will want your night creams to have stronger adherence and a heavier texture so that they won't entirely come off on your pillowcase lol.

Hi! Yes, this will work wonderfully on fine lines. I personally use it to clear up acne because a) I get hormonal acne still (boooo) and i prefer a more lightweight retinol serum i can blend in with my 50 bazillion other steps in my skincare routine lol.

Oh absolutely! It's not an especially thick toner. What we would do is apply it on damp skin, wait for it to almost dry, apply your moisturizer and/or primer, and then follow through with your makeup. The toner itself doesn't make the skin oily, or pill under makeup :)

😂 no worries

Oh Louise I didn't see this! Thank you :D She's 9 months now and hilarious, babies have crazy personalities!!

على الرحب والسعة!

They've still got new drops coming out, so some of your faves could make a comeback, ya never know! We never had the originals in Australia anyway, to compare. But FWIW, the reviews from our customers on the Quench Me Cream and Lather Me Down Cleanser have been really, really good. Indian Sarsaparilla and Camphor are totally underrated ingredients and plus, you're getting something a bit different from the usual stuff out there! Hopefully they bring back their tumeric polish, i heard about that one being super popular.

Same! It doesn't feel too heavy, even after moisturizer and sunscreen for me <3

Not quite! There are four cases of people reporting cysts after use, which the Spanish governing body likely ruled was due to the oily nature of the product (oil can block pores and Nuud uses almond oil). That said, it still complies with all cosmetic regulations and the company will be making a new formula that will probably skip the oils or make it a lower percentage of the overall formula. Frankly my armpits can get dry and a bit itchy sometimes so I prefer the original formula. Skincare will never suit everyone so the safest thing to do is to patch test first, and discontinue use immediately if any irritation occurs!

You're very welcome! Glad to be of assistance :D

aww thank you! To be fair, it looks good on everyone's skin :D I bought it for my mum and her skin (even at 65) looks unreal when she wears it x

Unfortunately I haven't tried the Cetaphil Lotion, I have only tried their cream and face wash (and wasn't really a fan of either, tbh)

We don't currently stock Biore, so I am not sure whether or not they are approved by the TGA. Most Korean sunscreens are not TGA-approved, for the sole reason that it is an expensive process and the majority of Korean brands still see Australia and New Zealand as very small markets. They have been spending money getting their SPFs FDA-approved in the USA instead, from what we can see. Hopefully they make the move to approve them here as well, rather than selling them under the general cosmetics provision.

You're welcome!

Hi Tea! Yes, technically you can use Ialuset and A313 in the same routine: Ialuset is hyaluronic acid which is compatable with vitually all active ingredients, including retinoids. The only reason I wouldn't is because both are super thick, so it might feel heavy on your skin - but that's about it!

@@anuralogan i use A313 , La Roche-Posay Cicaplast Balm B5+ and then ialuset hyaluronic acid cream , some days I lock it all up with vaseline 😅 i hope I’m doing it right And thank you so much for your answer ❤️

@@Tea-gd8we Wow that's a super load of moisture!! :D my pleasure

Hello! Technically, you can mix retinol with niacinamide or tranexamic acid. Some studies show using niacinamide before retinol can even be beneficial! However, if you have sensitive skin, I would avoid mixing active ingredients, and just stick to one per routine :) try testing it on a small patch if your skin first to see if it suits you, before going the whole hog, i would say.

@@anuralogan thank you sooo much🙂

Oh yes! Particularly if your skin is on the dry side, I recommend applying it on damp skin.

@@anuralogan thank you !

@@jjassssmine Pleasure! Hope you enjoy the serum

Actually, that is pretty much all skincare! The skin is an organ constantly in the process of renewal, shedding and regenerating cells. A consistent skincare routine = consistent results :)

@@anuralogan that’s understandable!

This is the same thing that happened to me! It just means your skin barrier is a bit thin / compromised, and your skin is too sensitive to handle A313. I would suggest starting with a gentler retinol serum you can mix into a moisturizer before proceeding to A313, or using A313 as a spot treatment on pimples / scars (which is what I do, because I can't handle the tingles lol).

@@anuralogan Great idea. Yes, my skin is combination but feels very dry at the moment. Thank you 🤗

@@pandorasmagicbox Pleasure! Try applying 4 layers of a hydrating toner like Purito's Centella Unscented Toner or TIAM's Vita B5 Toner on damp skin after washing your face. It takes a while but it'll make all the difference!

It really helps if you make sure your skin has been dry for about 20 min. after washing and you can buffer it with a moisturizer underneath it in the beginning. People tend to get the itching effect when they apply it too soon after cleansing (I think any dampness in the skin increases the absorption). I've used it for several years and now I'm able to apply it much sooner after cleansing because my skin is acclimated to it. I really love it.

I'm pretty lazy, I prefer squeezing it out of a tube or using fingers rather than a spatula lol Purito is super affordable and their formulas are great - I also find it more moisturizing than the Oat So Simple. Aveeno rates well for affordability but it didn't do much for my eczema-prone skin, tbh

Girl i'll give it to you 😂 no gatekeeping here. Mind you, it changes all the time because my skin is so difficult!! At the time of the the video (summer in Australia), I was using: Purito - From Green Cleansing Oil and From Green Foaming Cleanser T'IAM - Vita B5 Toner SVR Laboratories - Vitamin C Ampoule SKIN&LAB - Vitamin B Gel Cream Black Girl Sunscreen Same in the evenings, except I swapped the Vit C Ampoule for Dr Althea's Skin Relief Essence, and skipped the sunscreen. Instead, applied Homeoplasmine to my eyebrows, lips and any dry patches. Also used A313 as a face mask twice a week. Had to wash it off because it's too itchy for my annoying sensitive skin!! Does a beautiful job of preventing zits though. x

@@anuralogan screenshots of your valuable instructions! Thank you for inspiring me to continue working on my skin. I appreciate you xo

@@vsights ahahahaha anytime, you're very welcome x

Nice! It depends. If it's the first time you're using it, patch test it first. If good to go, you can use it as a spot treatment after cleansing and toning (use a pH regulating toner) and before your moisturizer. You can also use it all over your face in place of a serum, but just be aware it's super thick. I'd also recommend using it on a smaller area first, to see how your skin goes with it. You can also mix it in with your moisturizer to introduce it gently to the skin.

Hey Sweetu! That's awesome, and yes - we recomend applying a moisturizer after using Ialuset because Ialuset doesn't have any emollients or occlusives (it's a pure humectant, i.e. it draws moisture in). A moisturizer will help seal it all in, and prevent Ialuset from drying out, particularly if you're in an airconditioned environment. We've just published a definitive guide to using Ialuset, you can read more here: www.kanvasbeauty.com.au/blogs/kanvas-kult-blog/the-definitive-guide-to-ialuset

@@anuralogan thank you lovely

@@sweetuangel920 no worries x

Hey Sarae! You can do either, it just depends on what your skin likes. My sensitive skin finds it really strong, so I apply it right at the end of my evening skincare routine, and just on any emerging pimples....boom next morning, they've either become a whitehead or ready to pop, or are in the process of disappearing. If I put it all over my face, it's just too itchy for me because my skin barrier is pretty weak (I try way too many skincare products....the blessing and the curse of working at a skincare retailer)

pleasure! 😄

¡Hola! Puedes usar una crema hidratante después del cepillo si quieres. Recomendamos esto si su piel es seca o sensible, especialmente en invierno :)

Try it with TIA'M's Vita B5 Toner, that stuff is gold! Apply 2-4 layers of the toner, it's like a tall glass of water for your face and so soothing, thanks to the panthenol. SVR's Topialyse Body Wash is so gentle and awesome on redness-prone skin, that I use it on my face when my skin is feeling extra sensitive (it's called Topialyse Baume Lavant in French).

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Pokud jste žili v Austrálii, mohli jste si ji koupit od Kanvas Beauty ;-)

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@@pizlajz amazon..they sell it.

Yes, evvvvvverything is connected to gut health! Ensuring you have healthy stomach flora and digestive system will definitely help ease the severity of a range of issues, including rosacea and acne. However, what you apply on your skin, UV exposure and hydration are other important factors that weigh in on rosacea flare ups.

Hey Kajal, sorry to hear it. A damaged skin barrier takes around 1-2 months to heal, with the right care. I'd advise stripping back your skincare routine - no serums, exfoliants, acids or masks. Just use a low pH cleanser, a hydrating toner and a moisturizer that's rich in ceramides. Also, don't forget to apply sunscreen religiously - a weak skin barrier makes your skin more vulnerable to sun damage and further irritation. You could also apply a thick oil such as olive or coconut over particularly damaged areas in the evenings, after your moisturizer. Good luck!

@@anuralogan n what about ninacinamide 5 percent??? Can I use it .... N pure aloevera is okay on damaged barrier

@@self_lovecare It really depends on how damaged your skin barrier is - personally, I would avoid a niacinamide serum until you can comfortably use it without the burning feeling on your skin. Maybe give it a month before reintroducing serums into your routine. As for pure aloe, it should be fine but a simple, ceramide-rich cream will do wonders.

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@@anuralogan I am.also getting tiny bumps n little bit redness what should I do

Pleasure!

Yeah it's such a journey!! I got some good advice from a friend, she said to treat active ingredients like a course with a break in between - so I started using vitamin C until the serum finished, then gave my skin a few weeks off in between by using lots of barrier-rebuilding skincare before starting on a course of retinol - and my skin is actually behaving a LOT better!

What about ice plzz reply I am suffering same situation

Hey Namira! I loved using this serum, it was great for my acne-prone skin (hormonal cystic acne and occassional subclinical acne) but in and of itself, i didn't find it brightened up uneven skin tone much (I didn't find that Krave's GBR did that either). For that, I would use a good vitamin C serum (at least 10% or higher). The Barrierderm serum would go really well over a vitamin C serum :)

@@anuralogan ah thanks for your answer,Anura! it helps me a lot,and yes i agree that vit c is a good ingredient for brighten up skin tone because of its antioxidant agent ^^

Hi there! You can use the Radiance Serum daily, while the Peel really depends on your skin (as it is an exfoliant). Sensitive skin should use it twice or 3 times a week (as your skin allows it), while others may find they can use it more often.