Sensitive skin beauties unite!

I reported the previous post as spam. When I did an Internet search, I found similar posts on other forums written almost word for word.

I reported the previous post as sneaky spam. BH has had heaps of spam posts about this company over the last year.

Petal, when you said report, do you mean”Mark as spam”?

Yes, I mean that I click on the “Mark SPAM” button. I also report the spammer to the moderator at the top of the page. I type a note which explains why I think the post is spam.

I see, sometimes a spammer sends 10+ posts in one go, I wanted to report them but wasn’t sure how to do it

I reported the previous post as sneaky spam. BH has had heaps of spam posts about this company over the last year.

Petal, when you said report, do you mean”Mark as spam”?

Yes, I mean that I click on the “Mark SPAM” button. I also report the spammer to the moderator at the top of the page. I type a note which explains why I think the post is spam.

I reported the previous post as sneaky spam. BH has had heaps of spam posts about this company over the last year.

Petal, when you said report, do you mean”Mark as spam”?

I reported the previous post as sneaky spam. BH has had heaps of spam posts about this company over the last year.

I look forward to the day I am confident to put toner back to my skincare routine. At the moment, it’s so dry and red and flaky, I am only using MooGoo eczema cream and msm moisturiser.

Is Innoxa super sensitive toner suitable for dry skin? Their website’s description seems to suggestion it’s for oily skin.

Pink hornet, stackcats and Linda_Vesinger thanks for the suggestions, I will keep it in mind when I am ready for toner, sigh.

*Cocoabutter* I think the Innoxa toner is suitable for all skin types. My skin type is dry/sensitive with a moderately-oily T-zone. The Innoxa toner doesn’t dry out the drier areas of my face at all. Hope that helps

Thanks stackcats, will keep that in mind when i am ready for toner again. Thanks

I look forward to the day I am confident to put toner back to my skincare routine. At the moment, it’s so dry and red and flaky, I am only using MooGoo eczema cream and msm moisturiser.

Is Innoxa super sensitive toner suitable for dry skin? Their website’s description seems to suggestion it’s for oily skin.

Pink hornet, stackcats and Linda_Vesinger thanks for the suggestions, I will keep it in mind when I am ready for toner, sigh.

Cocoabutter I think the Innoxa toner is suitable for all skin types. My skin type is dry/sensitive with a moderately-oily T-zone. The Innoxa toner doesn’t dry out the drier areas of my face at all. Hope that helps

I look forward to the day I am confident to put toner back to my skincare routine. At the moment, it’s so dry and red and flaky, I am only using MooGoo eczema cream and msm moisturiser.

Is Innoxa super sensitive toner suitable for dry skin? Their website’s description seems to suggestion it’s for oily skin.

Pink hornet, stackcats and Linda_Vesinger thanks for the suggestions, I will keep it in mind when I am ready for toner, sigh.

Up until 2 years ago my skin wasn’t that sensitive at all. Then all of a sudden my skin started reacting to chemical sunscreens and moisturisers with sunscreen. My worst reaction was with Elizabeth Arden 8hr cream SPF15 and Neutrogena Ultra Sheer, they gave me blister patches sigh

Cocoabutter, I agree with Linda_Vesinger, Innoxa super sensitive toner is my absolute holy-grail. I only started using toners in my skincare routine in the last couple of years, and I’ve tried many toners, which I thought didn’t really do much, some started out OK but ended up irritating my skin. The Innoxa toner is the only one that soothes my skin, and I find my skin has less dry, irritated patches and flakes in general.