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Can I go somewhere for skincare advice?

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Doodlekitty · 08/06/2016 18:25

Hi

I have excema so always thought of my skin as dry. However, whenever I use moisturiser on my face I come out in spots. Is there a brand I can go to where they will tell me my skin type and what products to use? I have neglected my face for far too long

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LC01 · 08/06/2016 18:29

It depends on your budget, but if you go into a department store - John Lewis, Debenhams' or even the larger Boots, you could ask one of the ladies behind the counters - such as Clarins, or Liz Earle.

You can ask them to test what they recommend on your face. They usually give samples too.

kormachameleon · 08/06/2016 18:35

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Doodlekitty · 08/06/2016 19:44

I'm willing to spend what it takes for something my skin likes. So which brand would people suggest

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dancinginpurplerain · 08/06/2016 20:46

I have very sensitive and reactive skin (roseacea) and have recently gone down the 'throw money at it' route with great results. I've paid for a course of prescription facials at a local beauty salon including LED therapy which has made a huge difference. Also using a Skinceuticals serum, Environ moisturiser and Dermaviduals cleanser and toner and got into a proper skincare routine for the first time ever. The redness has reduced hugely and less spots.

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