BIODERMA ATODERM VS EMBRYOLISSE LAIT-CRÉME FLUIDE 

Hi Han Nguyen Bao, thanks for commenting and for your kind words. If you don't like sticky cream when sleeping (who does really...) the Bioderma is certainly not for you, it simply is weirdly smeary/sticky, like almost lifts up the pillowcase when you move your head, I can't stand it. The Embryolisse concentré one might have "broken you out" as it is very oily and that can bring hidden "gems" up to the surface as it "loosen" up the skin but it should subside unless one is allergic to the perfume used, that is a possibility to be allergic to. Those places you need a little more you can just add a little of the concentrated one to suite your needs. Best Jesper BSc

Jesper Offersen Thank you so much! I will keep it in mind! 😄💖

@hb2953 Hello, did you tried the Embryolisse lotion ^^ ? If yes, how was it ? Did the fragrance bothered you ? Did you brake out ? Was is sticky like the Bioderma one ?

My pleasure!

Hi Prettt Bim, thanks for your question. Try and watch my video on how a 2% L-Carnitine solution can reduce sebum production ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pp9_ih-pd-8.html, then see some of my other videos on skincare like for example this one here on how to avoid Accutane ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-wM81w7yfVxg.html it shows a general skincare routine to avoid oily skin. In the teenage years various issues causes problems with the skin but outside that period the problem usually is dry skin though it might sound wrong. If your skin is dry, lacks moisture or can't hold on to moisture well enough, the skin over-produces sebum to try and lock in moisture. However, the skin also produces ceramides which is a part of a healthy moisture barrier, low levels of ceramides can make the skin produce too much sebum giving this oily issue, therefore you want to boost you skins production of ceramides. Lactic acid stimulates the keratinocytes to produce ceramides and ingesting walnut or primrose oil provides the oils to produces it ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-DDVCa3IvBng.html. When the skin is in balance it will no longer over-produce sebum. You can use a mineral based cream on your skin to help it retain moisture, doing that the skin should stop over-producing sebum, use mineral oil to remove makeup and a gentle micellar water to remove it, and only use lukewarm water and a cloths in the morning or whenever not wearing makeup, it will calm down the skin allowing it to find a balance, don't over-strip an oily skin to try and solve the problem, it will only aggravate the situation. It will take time to turn things round but it's possible. As always, doing as I do, say, show, write, or whatsoever is at one's own risk regardless. Nothing I say, show, write, do, or whatsoever is meant to cure, heal, or prevent anything regardless. Best Jesper BSc

Hi Pooja kadyan, thanks for your question. You can't use this cream for that, ringworm is a fungus and you need an ointment from the pharmacy to tackle it. Check it is ringworm here www.nhs.uk/conditions/ringworm/ Best Jesper BSc