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🐌 Fantastic Skincare: Heatwave, schmeatwave, we've got our trusty SPF50 and are donning wide brimmed hats

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botemp · 25/07/2018 22:33

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For those who are taking a peek and wondering what this all about, we mostly discuss a bit of advanced skincare here with a perspective of seeking out the right ingredients (rather than the latest new shiny product and all its empty promises) for our particular skin needs. Distinguishing the acid toners from the actives whilst avoiding the truly unimpressive and harmful ingredients with a hope to achieve a bit of anti-ageing, alleviate irritation and sensitivities with some idle chat in between. Newcomers are always welcome but please note the following:

Questions and asking for help on this thread is encouraged, however, we can’t give you a specific routine to follow and hope it works out for the best. There are no overnight miracles in skincare whether it be in the form of products or techniques. It’s about perseverance, understanding your skin, assessing its needs and responding to that in a diligent manner.

These threads were created to help those who want to learn for themselves. We’re a group of interested and invested skincare nuts happy to offer tea and sympathy and dole out advice. Everyone’s journey with skincare is different, what is universal and binds us is that through actually learning about the different active ingredients it helps us get to know our skin and help us adapt as it will change many times throughout our lives - with seasons, hormonal changes, ageing, genetics etc. It's in everyone's best interests to get to know their skin and to keep reviewing those changes with the confidence that comes from the gathered knowledge here. We really encourage you to spend the time reading through previous threads and linked info sheets that the many contributors have taken the trouble to share.

By no means are we experts, we're only a bunch of amateurs that can only respond by suggesting what we would do in your place, for any severe conditions please seek out professional help.

Ahem, and finally a little note on spending. I'm well aware these threads cause many to reach for their wallets and spend with wild abandon. There can sometimes be a bit of a frenzy surrounding the excitement around a newly discovered product or on the back of great improvements when someone reports back. This is all great, it doesn't however, mean everything that's a sudden miracle for one will be it for you. Usually, it's a light bulb moment for connecting the right skincare ingredient with an individual experiencing a specific problem. Take your time to mull over decisions and question whether it's right for you too. Skincare is highly individual, it's a slow game that should cost mostly in patience, input, education, and perseverance. Please don't make it cost you financially needlessly.

I am very slowly working on consolidating the gathered information from previous threads into easier to read formats but it’s slow going. I would suggest reading thread 1 and at the very least the following info sheets (provided they apply to you):

Where to Start

Basics of an Actives Routine

Skin Types vs. Skin Conditions Info Sheet

Anti-Ageing Info sheet

Adult Acne Info Sheet

Understanding Which Sunscreen(s) to Buy

Do I Really Need to Wear Sunscreen Every Single Day of the Year?

A Damaged Skin Barrier - Now What?

NEW SERIES:

So You Want To Buy A Retinoid - A Guide

JULY 2018: Sorry, terrible title, I haven't been keeping up but I assume Dr.Sam’s new cleanser will have some fans on here.

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EnidButton · 10/10/2018 20:07

The fuckers have discontinued it. It's nowhere to be found. 😠

botemp · 10/10/2018 20:11

INCI from the LRP UK site attached for the sensitivite version, I can only find a quick INCI for the old fluid in German but it looks the same from a quick glance.

🐌 Fantastic Skincare: Heatwave, schmeatwave, we've got our trusty SPF50 and are donning wide brimmed hats
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SallieSallow · 10/10/2018 20:27

Is this the old one that’s been discontinued?
www.laroche-posay.us/face-and-body-skin-care/face-products/face-moisturizer/toleriane-fluide-oil-free-moisturizer-3433422405318.html

As if so Bo is right, the ingredients are the same.

Aqua/Water • Squalane • Glycerin • Dipropylene Glycol • Sodium Carbomer • Ethylhexyloxyglycerin/Ethylhexyglycerin • Capryl Glycol/Caprylyl Glycol

And looks like amazon have it
www.amazon.co.uk/LA-Roche-Posay-TOLERIANE-FLUID-40ML/dp/B000IO6NFE?tag=mumsnetforum-21

Happy Birthday Pupsie 🎉 Cake

EnidButton · 10/10/2018 20:59

These are the two ingredients lists I found the niacinamide one is the sensitive fluid and the other is the normal one

🐌 Fantastic Skincare: Heatwave, schmeatwave, we've got our trusty SPF50 and are donning wide brimmed hats
🐌 Fantastic Skincare: Heatwave, schmeatwave, we've got our trusty SPF50 and are donning wide brimmed hats
EnidButton · 10/10/2018 21:02

God I'm confused now. Confused The brain fog is thick today so so am I. Has anyone got a box of the lrp toleriane fluide that they can take a pic of please (the ingredients bit)

Pupsie Happy Birthday!! 🎁🎂🎉✨💗🍸👑

EnidButton · 10/10/2018 21:05

Oops, sorry Sallie You already posted the old ingredients. Maybe I found the wrong one for the new one then. I'll check.

Have ordered the Amazon one thank you. It'll keep me going. Twice the price I usually pay 😬

EnidButton · 10/10/2018 21:35

I can't find the new Sensitive fluid on the uk site Bo. Just the old one which says out of stock. Brain is really struggling though so may have missed it but fairly sure it's not there.

Thank you both for looking. Cake

SallieSallow · 10/10/2018 22:06

I think I might have added to the muddle Enid as I wasn’t sure if the one I linked was the correct (old) one as I’ve never used it and I find all the blue and/or white LRP packaging very confusing for some reason Confused

But I’m glad you got the Amazon one, like you say it will keep you going.

Is this the sensitive one on easyparapharmacie or am I just confusing matters even more Grin

www.easyparapharmacie.co.uk/la-roche-posay-toleriane-ultra-fluide-face-eyes-40-ml.html

Ollivander84 · 10/10/2018 22:50

Toleriane ultra overnight cream here for £8 if anyone uses it
I have a small addiction to this website Blush
https://ebloggers.co.uk/collections/makeup-beauty/products/new-la-roche-posay-toleriane-ultra-overnight-cream-sensitive-skin-40ml-rrp-18

botemp · 11/10/2018 14:15

I'll be away for the next few days, so mobile-only, so have put up new thread in case this one runs out in that time:

www.mumsnet.com/Talk/style_and_beauty/3391400--Fantastic-Skincare-Were-So-Drunk-Were-Seeing-Elephants

Enid, I can't find it anymore, when going through my history I get an error page so I don't think that INCI I posted earlier is accurate. Sad to say, it looks like they may have discontinued it...

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BagelGoesWalking · 11/10/2018 14:32

Love the new thread title 😂

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