#finacea

[bluemoonrabbit]

The nice (?) thing was that the doctor immediately went "oof, that's some big nodular acne" when I took my mask off. I only have three real spots right now, so I thought he'd question me needing accutane, but I guess the marble-sized one was enough for him. (I had him inject that one with a steroid shot, so hopefully it'll disappear in a day or two now)

#also when I mentioned currently using finacea #he was like Damn! That's good stuff!! #lol I like him #also when I told the nurse about my experience w/accutane in Japan #she did the most comically shocked face I've ever seen

[yiippii]

3 am skincare routine

I’ve been dancing around my room to my awesome and broad music taste for hours.

Now I need to move to the bathroom where I am going to oil cleanse my face for ten minutes

Then I’m gonna use my babygirl foam cleanser

When my face has air dried I will use Finacea 15% azelaic acid acne cream🧴

Then lastly I’ll use my hyaluronic acid or not depends on if I want to have a dry or moisturized face to bed lmao

🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧🫧

Take care everyone!

Love ya!

#skincare tips #skincare #bad skin #skin care #acne #double cleansing #clean girl #hygiene #self care #self love #glow up #glowing up #glow up tips #becoming that girl #that girl #it girl #green juice girl #cherry girl #dream girl #healthy lifestyle #clean girl aesthetic #green juice aesthetic #coquette #coquette aesthetic #girlblogging #girly blog #girly girl #let’s be friends #looking for friends #be my frieeennnddd

[cookierun-sexy-competition]

cookie run tumblr sexyman (gender neutral) competition

so I've decided to do this because Twitter had one idk who fucking won but I'm making one.

Under the cut are everyone so far in the competition, if you want to argue on why this character is/isn't on the list go ahead ask are open and anon is on.

I have never ran anything before so it's going to be a little messy.

Round one will start on tuesday next week since I have it off and there's a splatfest this weekend me thinks

in no particular order

Almond

Dark cacao

Tea knight

Espresso

Black pearl

Rougefort

Regian

Timekeeper

Clotted cream

Red velvet

Affogato

Sea fairy

Carrow

Dark choco

Raspberry

Kumiho

Pomegranate

Mocha ray

Werewolf

Churro

Rambutan

Hollyberry

Golden cheese

Finacea

Captain ice

Rye

String gummy

Wildberry

Black rasin

Twizzly gummy

Longan

Sour belt

Eggnog

Pastry

Sparkling

Vampire

Latte

Eclair

White lily

Dark enchantress

Moonlight

Captin caviar

Crunchy chip

Pure vanilla

If you want another character in we need 5 others so good luck lmao.

#Cookie run

[healthyfy4me]

What is Azelaic Aziderm Cream? Benefits, Uses, Side Effects & Disadvantages

Azelaic acid is a naturally occurring acid that can be found in cereals like rye, barley, and wheat. Acne and rosacea can be effectively treated with it since it has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities. 

The acid can eliminate acne-causing bacteria from your pores and stop future outbreaks.

There are a few possible negative effects of Aziderm Cream, although not everyone will experience them. These include various adverse effects at the application site such as burning, irritability, itching, and redness. Tell your doctor if they irritate you or if they don't go away. Keep the medication out of your eyes.

Table of Content

What is Azelaic Aziderm Cream

Benefits of Aziderm Cream

Uses of Azelaic Aziderm Cream

Side effects & Disadvantages

What is Azelaic Aziderm Cream

Azelaic acid is a naturally occurring acid that can be found in cereals like rye, barley, and wheat. Acne and rosacea can be effectively treated with it since it has antibacterial and anti-inflammatory qualities. 

Azelaic acid, which is available in gel, foam, and cream forms, can be used to treat your skin. Two brands of topical medications available only with a prescription are Azelex and Finacea. Azelaic acid is present in them in amounts of at least 15%. Smaller levels are present in several over-the-counter products. 

Azelaic acid by itself isn't often a dermatologist's first choice for treating acne because it takes some time to take effect. Additionally, the acid can cause peeling, dryness, and burning of the skin. To learn everything you need to know about using & Buy Aziderm azelaic acid to treat acne, keep reading.

Benefits of Aziderm Cream

Mild to moderate acne, melasma, and rosacea are just a few of the skin disorders that azelaic acid effectively treats. Alopecia, keratosis pilaris, psoriasis vulgaris, and hidradenitis suppurativa may all benefit, according to more recent research. It has little negative effects and is quite gentle and safe. One of the few treatments, azelaic acid, is safe for usage in children, pregnant women, and nursing mothers.

This is fantastic for expectant mothers because many of the acne treatment solutions we regularly utilize are unsafe during pregnancy. 

 How azelaic acid benefits skin is as follows:

Inflammation is lessened - Free radicals that cause inflammation can be prevented or neutralized by azelaic acid. It provides calming benefits on the skin and considerably lessens redness.

Balance in your Skin tone -  By blocking the tyrosinase enzyme, which causes hyperpigmentation, or dark spots of skin, it lessens pigmentation. Because of this, Azelaic Acid works well to treat melasma, acne scars, and outbreaks.

Combats acne -  Acne-causing germs on your skin are eliminated by azelaic acid. Due to its bacteriostatic (restricts bacterial formation) and bactericidal (kills germs) qualities, Propionibacterium, the bacteria responsible for acne, is less active, according to Thiede.

Uses of Azelaic Aziderm Cream

You can use azelaic acid as a gel, foam, or cream. The fundamental usage instructions are the same for all forms:

With warm water, thoroughly wash the affected area, then pat it dry

Make sure the area is clean by using a cleaner or gentle soap

Before applying the drug, wash your hands

Apply a small bit of the drug, massage it in, and then wait for it to totally dry

You can use cosmetics when the medication has dried. You don't need to bandage or cover your skin

Side Effects & Disadvantages

Although azelaic acid is a moderate type of acid, it is possible to feel some irritation when using it for the first time. 

Up to 10% of patients may report itching, burning, or scaling, which may last up to four weeks. Starting the treatment once daily for the first one to two weeks of treatment may reduce local reactions.

Always use sunscreen when going outside, especially if you're using azelaic acid. You will gain additional benefits if you use this product and protect your skin from the sun because certain conditions, such as hyperpigmentation from acne or melasma, can get worse with exposure to the sun.  

Inflammation, redness, or itchiness at the application location

Burning feeling where the application was made

Discoloration of the skin

Dryness and scaling at the location of application

Swelling at the site of application. 

Bottomline

Azelaic Aziderm Cream is a skin-friendly dicarboxylic acid that can treat a variety of skin disorders, including acne, rosacea, melasma, and others. Because the acid is mild, it works well on almost all skin types and is safe for women who are pregnant or nursing.  Before beginning to use azelaic Aziderm Cream or if you have concerns about a skin issue, consult your doctor or dermatologist. They might suggest different forms of therapy or azelaic acid at a prescribed strength.

#skinorac #azelaic aziderm cream #azelaic acid #azelaic cream #buy aziderm #aziderm cream

[threehouses]

if you have acne and redness try finacea. btw

[chatoyantluster]

Korean 12 Step Skin Care Routine

Introduction; Please refer to product reviews in my other posts to get more information. This will help to reference why it is being used, any important notes, etc. Any input is always welcomed! I am also slowly adding and changing out products to my routine, so this list will be updated.

Sex: Female

Birth: 1983

Ethnicity: Filipino-American-Chinese.

Skin; Dry, sensitive, rosacea, hyper-pigmentation, acne scarring, mature (the beginning of wrinkles, crows feet), dark eye circles, acne (minor, such as occasional white and black heads), large pores.

Updated as of 03/16/2019 

Removed products;

Secret Nature from Jeju Mist - I actually really liked this product. But it ran out rather quickly, even with just four sprays a day. It was small and seemed to be used up faster then any other product in a routine. I was already on the fence about repurchasing because of this, but then I found out it is no longer carried by YesStyle. No longer in production is a possibility.

My current routine as follows;

Morning Routine;

Drink water!

7:00am - 15 to 30min workout, P90x, YouTube

7:20am - Shower

Hair; Function of Beauty

Soap; African Black Soap

7:30am - Korean Beauty Routine

Oil Cleanser - Whamisa Organic Flowers Cleansing oil

Foam Cleanser (use with brush) - Dear Klairs Rich Moist Foaming Cleanser

Wash Off Mask 2-3x weekly - Varies

Eat breakfast while mask sets.

Breakfast Cereal with fruits

Toast with Avocado + Almond Milk

Vitamins - TBA

Medication - Spironolactone 50mg

Vitamin C -  Triple C Lightning liquid

Toner - The Whamisa Organic Flowers Deep Rich Essence Toner

BHA/Peptides - Rotate - Paula’s Choice Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant,  Buffet with Copper Peptides

Spray - TBA 

The Ordinary - Marine Hyaluronics + Alpha Arbutin 2% with HA +  Niacinamide 10% with Zinc 1%

Essence - I’m from Mugwort + Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power

Serum - I’m from Ginsing

Ampoule - YURI PIBU Asiatica Calming Ampoule + The Plant Base Time Stop Collagen

Face and Eye Mask - Varies

- need 20mins for mask to set and remove before it dries, so do body step -

Body - Black African Soap Lotion

The Ordinary Oils - Plant-Derived Squalane

Prescription - Finacea (Azelaic Acid)

Eye Cream - TBA 

Moisturizer - Era Organics Oasis +  Dear Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream

- wait 10 mins to dry -

Sunscreen - Neogen Day-Light Protection Sun Screen SPF 50/PA+++

- wait 30 mins before going outside -

Lip Balms - Various

Lunch Routine; 2-3pm

Drink lots of water!

Yoga/Pilates stretches

Kachava Shake - add - fruits

Salad fruits and or veggies with chicken

Dinner Routine;

Drink water!

8:00pm - 10:00pm (or when off work) - Dinner then relax!

Dinner - small portions -

Medication - Spironolactone 50mg + Apri + Amitriptyline

10:00pm - 

Oil Cleanser - Whamisa Organic Flowers Cleansing oil

Foam Cleanser (use with brush) - Dear Klairs Rich Moist Foaming Cleanser

AHA -  Glycolic Acid 7% Toning Solution + D'alba Piedmont Peptide No-Sebum Balancing Toner

Toner - The Whamisa Organic Flowers Deep Rich Essence Toner

Spray - TBA  

The Ordinary - Marine Hyaluronics + Alpha Arbutin 2% with HA + Niacinamide 10% with Zinc 1%

Essence - I’m from Mugwort + Cosrx Advanced Snail 96 Mucin Power

Serum - I’m from Ginsing

Ampoule - YURI PIBU Asiatica Calming Ampoule + The Plant Base Time Stop Collagen

Eye Cream - TBA

Prescription - Finacea (Azelaic Acid)

Moisturizer -  Dear Klairs Midnight Blue Calming Cream +  Era Organics Oasis

Retinol - Paula’s Choice Resists Barrier Repair Moisturizer with Retinol 

Sleep Mask -  TBA

The Ordinary Oils - Rose Hip + Plant-Derived Squalane

Lip mask - TBA

Yoga/Pilates stretches

Bed time @ 11pm to guarantee 8hrs!

Treatments

- Evening - Once a week -  The Ordinary AHA 30% + BHA 2% Peeling Solution

  Notes; On treatment days, do not use AHA and BHA.

- Breakouts - 

Thrive Market Organic Tea Tree Essential Oil for eruption

Cosrx Acne Pimple Master Patch for emerged

Extraction tools for black heads and minor-small white heads.

#beauty #skincare #korean skincare #azelaic acid #finacea #spirnolactone #birth control #apri #the ordinary #retinoids #bha #aha #cleansers #toners #serums #essences #mists #ampoules #moisturizer #vitamin c #eye cream #prescription #sleep mask #lip balm #lip mask #all natural #mask

[da101org]

So sánh Skinoren Cream 20% Azelaic Acid và Finacea Gel 15% Azelaic Acid

Hai sản phẩm chứa Azelaic Acid – hoạt chất trị mụn hiệu quả – được yêu thích nhất hiện nay là Skinoren Cream 20% Aelaic Acid và Finacea Gel 15 % Azelaic Acid.

Cả hai đều chứa cùng hoạt chất, có cùng nguồn gốc xuất xứ, tuy nhiên trải nghiệm của người dùng cũng như hiệu quả của chúng lên da lại có thể khác nhau.

Trong bài so sánh này DA101 sẽ đem đến cho bạn những phân tích cụ thể hơn về Azelaic Acid Skinoren và Azelaic Acid Finacea, để bạn có thể tối ưu hóa chu trình dưỡng da của mình nhé.

Xem ngay: https://da101.org/reviews/so-sanh-azelaic-acid-skinoren-va-finacea.html

[naamahdarling]

Cheap rosacea hacks!

What’s up, fucks?

I’ve got pustular rosacea and it’s the pits! Basically, it’s turbo acne, comes with huge painful cystic acne, and it’s horrible.  It has a disgusting name, it’s disfiguring, it’s painful, it’s just . . . Jesus Christ, I hate it so much.

It’s expensive to treat with prescription meds and despite how painful and embarrassing it is, insurance likes to say that it’s “cosmetic” because it involves “acne.”

Fuck insurance.  Neither rosacea nor acne is “cosmetic.” YOU deserve care.

I want to share with you two CHEAP things that have made a huge difference for me during mild/moderate outbreaks.

I am not saying do what I did.  I am merely telling you what I did, so that you will have this information to do with as you like.  Preferably, you take it to a doctor and they work with you

Metronidazole gel and selenium sulfide can be used to treat pustular rosacea.

Metronidazole gel, usually prescribed as Metrogel, is a prescription-only formulation, so I had to wrangle a scrip for it.

Selenium sulfide is found in dandruff shampoo, and it’s (comparatively) cheap as hell.

A doc prescribed me metronidazole gel for my rosacea the first time I broke out, and it ended the breakout for two years.   When it broke out again, I couldn’t afford it.  Damn.

Thankfully, the vaginal formulation is covered by insurance and according to two of my doctors (GP and my dermatologist), using the vaginal formula on your face won’t hurt you.  (Just uhh just don’t do it the other way around.)  So I did.  And it was effective!

It’s prescribed for BV, and there is usually at least half a tube left after a course, so it’s not impossible to get hold of. Your doc, like mine, might be willing to write you a scrip for the vaginal formula.

It is also possible to get a scrip for the stuff over the phone IF you have both a vagina and a good relationship with a vagina-qualified doctor.

Now, I would never suggest you lie to your doctor when you could just ask outright, hey, give me the metronidazole for the vagina, please. Like, you COULD call and say something like “Hey, I’m having some symptoms and a weird smell so I did one of those test kits and it says I have BV. I’m booked for the rest of this week, but can you call me in a thing and I will make an appointment TODAY to come in on Monday if it doesn’t clear up?” and then cancel the appointment or just not make it. But that would be wrong and abusing your relationship with your provider. Enlisting their help willingly is definitely the morally and legally better way to go.

I hate that I have to say this but if you have trouble getting your doc to see the light, or merely do not at this time have a vagina, please don’t be tempted to enlist a vagina-totin’ friend with an accommodating doctor to do this for you even though they almost certainly would, because that would be both illegal and wrong. Seriously. Very bad, don’t do that. Giving prescriptions to people they weren’t prescribed to is, again, illegal.

The other thing I tried is Selsun Blue dandruff shampoo, the kind with selenium sulfide in it.  There are other kinds, but you need the selenium sulfide kind so check the label.

I read that it had been used for skin conditions like rosacea so I bought some for eight bucks, used it like a face mask (apply, let dry, wash it off), and saw improvement in around a week.

During mild to moderate outbreaks, these two things, metronidazole and Selsun Blue, were AS effective for me as azelaic acid (Finacea) and dapsone (Aczone), both of which were between $60 and $150.  I would stack these up against any topical agent.

Sometimes rosacea won’t respond to anything but antibiotics, I just went through that like a month ago, but this is absolutely a less stressful treatment to your system than a shitton of doxycycline, and it’s easy. So maybe give it a try first, and resort to more expensive and difficult to obtain methods after.

Again, this is not medical advice, this is just information for you to look into and share with your doc. Don’t do bad things with it.

#rosacea

[lvd2]

hi hitha 👾 could you talk about your skincare routine/what u use?

hi that emoji is so cute

mornings: wash face w la roche posay hydrating cleanser then the ordinary ascorbic acid + alpha arbutin, finacea (rx) if im breaking out/just getting over a breakout, neutrogena hydro boost gel, la roche posay spf

nights: wash face w clean and clear cream cleanser cant remember the exact one but its tingly then tretinoin (rx) like 4-5x a week, azelex (rx), cerave night cream, loreal honey balm thing i forget the name, cetaphil hydrating eye gel. ive been very dry lately lmao. exfoliate w the ordinary alpha lipoic acid or nip+fab extreme night pads when i feel like it. i like to mask w DE baby facial, the ordinary aha/bha peel or himalaya herbals refreshing fruit pack

im on vacation rn tho and i couldnt dedicate a whole lot of space to skincare so im just using a soap free cleanser thats supposed to b ayurvedic and moisturizing and applying spf everyday lol

[cookierun-sexy-competition]

round one, poll

#cookie run #blueberry pie cookie #finacire cookie #Polls #Round one

[bluemoonrabbit]

Accutane 6 month update!

I have no active zits anywhere right now, just scarring and a few closed comedones. Every now and then one of those surfaces, turns into a fairly normal zit, and is easily extracted.

My skin is still very mottled-looking due to all the freckles, PIH and scars, but make-up hides that easily.

Also, I have added Finacea gel to my nightly routine. I imagine this would be a bad idea if I had any kind of adverse reaction to the Accutane, but since I don’t even have dry lips anymore, I figured it would be fine. It definitely helps get those stubborn clogs to surface faster, and it makes my skin soft and smooth. If you can get it, I recommend it! (Of course, sunscreen is a must with accutane, but it’s a double must if you’re using an acid too. USE SUNSCREEN!!)

#been trying to figure out how to make wavy/curly happen with this haircut #accutane #roaccutane

[solitudeweeks-blog]

New face wash. I've been following @drbaileyskincare for a few years and her recommendation to use #replenix CF Cream before #finacea for #rosacea is on point. I've been flaring up a bit so in addition to getting back to my basic routine I'm interested in seeing how this works out. #skincare #beauty #beautyblog #bblogger #bbloggers #makeupalley #selfcare #drbaileyskincare

#drbaileyskincare #makeupalley #selfcare #rosacea #bblogger #bbloggers #beautyblog #skincare #replenix #finacea #beauty

[chatoyantluster]

Skin Care Introduction

What am I preparing for? The 12 Step Korean Skin Care Routine.

Introduction;

The ever so famous skin care routine of Korea’s beautiful glass skin! Most women go as low as three steps, and others, as high as twenty! I am definitely reaching into the higher end of the spectrum.

After many years of taking an interest to Korean skin care, I decided to give it a go, now that I have more funds. I have only purchased some products and will be introducing them one at a time, in order to test for skin allergy reaction. I will also be posting progress pictures and reviews of such said products in the future.

Basic Stats;

Sex: Female.

Birth: 1983

Ethnicity: Filipino-American-Chinese.

The skin break down; Dry, sensitive, rosacea, hyper-pigmentation, acne scarring, mature (the beginning of wrinkles, crows feet), dark eye circles, acne (minor, such as occasional white and black heads), large pores.

History;

As a child, I suffered from severe oily skin, severe acne, from cystic, to white heads, black heads, and large pores.I was bullied severely for this, among other things. I went to dozens of dermatologists in different countries - military family so lots of moving - and most were quite worthless. I mean, seriously, one guy just went into his cabinet and pulled out a couple alcohol swabs, told me to use it for a couple weeks and come back. Every time I came back to people like this, they would repeat the process, which made me realize they just wanted money for the office visits and didn’t care at all about my needs. 

Fast forward to a young adult, I tried many forms of birth control, and nothing worked. To my fellow women - NEVER do Depo-Provera shot. I have never been so messed up by a medication then I have on this.

I realized on my own that I had a milk allergy and by removing this from my diet, some of my acne subsided, but I still had major issues. Other things also improved like my flatulence (lol) and horrible stomach pains. This led into me realizing I had Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and I had to make a lot of diet changes. It is amazing how allergies and diet can have affect on the skin, as well as drinking a lot of water to help flush out the system!

Fast forward a bit, I went to some Dermatologists from free clinics, who were interns, later the same type on Medicaid - and lemme tell you - horrible mistake. Free VS Medicaid VS good insurance, lets you know who has the power over your well being. I was pretty much a test dummy, and they honestly did not care for my input nor what was best for me. I was placed on different type of creams like Retin-A... btw.... they never told me to wear sunscreen! Even after six months of my cystic acne basically becoming 10000x worse, they said it was just a phase and would go away in a few more years. I mean... years? After six more months, I was a mountain of rock tomatoes. After discontinuing all the various products they had me switching all over the place to over the years, I cleared back to my basic acne. I was left with horrible scarring and pits all over my face. Thanks health system!

Fast forward to 2018. I finally met a decent Dermatologist who placed me on Spironolactone and she couldn’t believe what I had been through - she said most of my issue was just hormonal and I was creating too much testosterone in my system. Six months later all my cystic acne had vanished! A year later, I was cystic acne free. Most of my break outs had also diminished and I was just left with the occasional minor break outs of white and black heads - but no more cystic! And that to me, was the most important part. As cystic acne was always so painful, left bad scarring/pigmentation, and lasted for months, before it went away. But the dreadful being of its present was forever etched into my skin.

2019. I have been at my new job long enough to be placed on their health benefits - Aetna. All my previous jobs were horrid and also did not offer and kind of benefits. This would be the first time I ever had real insurance in my adult life. Kinda sad, considering my age. The US is just not friendly in regards for health towards their citizens. Though pricey, I was finally getting decent care. I transferred all my medical to a good hospital with a new Dermatologist. They prescribed me azelaic acid, called Finacea. They stated I had rosacea.. I always had a feeling I did, but no one ever mentioned this till now.

I am now on the road, to hopefully, clearing out any remaining stubborn acne, repairing damage, and overall improving my skin. Though it seems right now I am going through a purging stage around my nose and chin, my major problem areas, so I hope that means it is just a purge and not a break out. I am sure with any new product I introduce, that has ingredients with a high cell turn over rate, will occur. In due time, I will have a set routine, and should have no more purges.

Goals;

Implementing the Korean Skin Care routine, I hope to achieve the glass skin that everyone raves about. I know most of it is due to Asian genes - my great Grandfather was Chinese - though probably not enough to be blessed, but I hope I can come close to it. In my youth, I did have oily skin, that contributed to my youthful complexion, but I have switched to dry. Makes me quite sad, as I rather trade these dry flakes sloughing off my skin, for oils that were easier to manage. I also have hyper-pigmentation and pits from old cystic acne, mostly from not wearing sunscreen and negative treatments from past Dermatologists.  I am now implementing sunscreen, I guess better late then never. I don’t have horrible acne as I use too, but I do have some black heads, occasional white heads and large pores. 

Surgeries;

I do know that most of my skin can be corrected surgically, and not all the creams in the world can correct the deep rooted issues. But who has the money for that? Derma-needling and laser treatments I have researched and taken an interest too. Maybe some day, when I win the lottery. One can dream.

I also suffer from “jowls.” Sagging of the cheeks. This causes me to have an older, sad, and puffy face. I assume from continually pulling my face down due to western forms of rubbing the skin for products, stress and jaw issues. The main reason I got health insurance is because I need a major surgery called, “Total temporomandibular joint (TMJ) replacement.” I am hoping after this surgery, that I can see a plastic surgeon to correct my jowls, and have it approved by my insurance, due to the TMJ surgery. My insurance has certain regulations and I may skate by if my surgeon words it correctly. Again, one can dream!

#beauty #skincare #korean skincare #spironolactone #azelaic acid #retin-a #jowls #derma needling #laster treatment #sunscreen #acne #finacea #all natural