Thanks so much for this video! I've been 'suffering' from PD for the last 3 months, literally the day after my friend commented on my flawless skin - argh the irony! My doctor prescribed aqueous cream cleanser and to stop all other skin products. La poche cicaplast cream calms it down as well as the sheet mask. I've now ordered the new serum after your latest article. I hope you realise how encouraging your video is to fellow sufferers. Thanks so much for sharing.
Oh wow, I had no idea this is what I’ve been dealing with for the last few months. I keep throwing out lip balms and lipstick thinking that’s what’s causing it. Thanks Amy, now I need to work out what my trigger is!
I had this and my GP didn't know what it was and prescribed steroid cream which made it soo much worse! so I just did my research and started very gentle skincare from a brand called 'amperna organics' which is aimed at sensitivity. It took time but gradually healed up.
Can you please give us an update on how it is going with these products for you? Have you found anything that didn’t work? Have you found anything since this video that has worked better?
I would love to know any suggestions on helping with dry eyelids. I think it is dermatitis or sensitivity to products. It comes and goes and i have to be careful what i put on my eyelids. Even micellar water would irritate them. I have used a few different creams from the chemist which help a little. They can get really dry and itchy and sore. I think the creams i have tested had oatmeal in them to soothe my eyelids. Would like to know any creams or ointments that might help for next time they flare up. Also would love to know what best helps in reducing pigmentation and those dark spots left after a pimple disappears besides Vitamin C. Thanks.
I've heard the Avene eye cream is good, but it's always best to check with your GP for dermatitis in case there's a medical condition happening. For PIHP (dark spots left behind pimpels), my fave is the dermalogica spot treatment :)
Sometimes Rosacea can involve the eyes . You need to get accurate diagnosis because rosacea can damage your eyes, not a Doctor just someone who has Rosacea.
Thanks so much for this video! I've been 'suffering' from PD for the last 3 months, literally the day after my friend commented on my flawless skin - argh the irony! My doctor prescribed aqueous cream cleanser and to stop all other skin products. La poche cicaplast cream calms it down as well as the sheet mask. I've now ordered the new serum after your latest article. I hope you realise how encouraging your video is to fellow sufferers. Thanks so much for sharing.
Oh wow, I had no idea this is what I’ve been dealing with for the last few months. I keep throwing out lip balms and lipstick thinking that’s what’s causing it. Thanks Amy, now I need to work out what my trigger is!
This was one of the helpful video on earth! Thank you ❤
I had this and my GP didn't know what it was and prescribed steroid cream which made it soo much worse! so I just did my research and started very gentle skincare from a brand called 'amperna organics' which is aimed at sensitivity. It took time but gradually healed up.
Thank you so much for this! My PD looks like
I have a red moustache! Definitely going to dial back the skin care! X
Can you please give us an update on how it is going with these products for you? Have you found anything that didn’t work? Have you found anything since this video that has worked better?
The problem is CeraVe is not cruelty free. :(
Thanks!!!!!!!!❤❤❤❤
I would love to know any suggestions on helping with dry eyelids. I think it is dermatitis or sensitivity to products. It comes and goes and i have to be careful what i put on my eyelids. Even micellar water would irritate them. I have used a few different creams from the chemist which help a little. They can get really dry and itchy and sore. I think the creams i have tested had oatmeal in them to soothe my eyelids. Would like to know any creams or ointments that might help for next time they flare up. Also would love to know what best helps in reducing pigmentation and those dark spots left after a pimple disappears besides Vitamin C. Thanks.
I've heard the Avene eye cream is good, but it's always best to check with your GP for dermatitis in case there's a medical condition happening. For PIHP (dark spots left behind pimpels), my fave is the dermalogica spot treatment :)
@@adorebeauty thankyou
Sometimes Rosacea can involve the eyes . You need to get accurate diagnosis because rosacea can damage your eyes, not a Doctor just someone who has Rosacea.
Iam goin throught😂😢