u/PL_88

I'm trying to help my daughter find a good cleanser for her skin. She's currently using Paula's Choice but says her skin feels really oily about an hour later. She also has breakouts on her forehead and chin. She is really low maintenance, a cleanser, toner and moisturizer is her max commitment to a regimen. I have dry skin so I can't help her with my own experience.

I was thinking Dermologica, but not sure which cleanser would be best for her skin type. She has beautiful pale porcelain skin. She just needs to get the breakouts and oil under control.

Any suggestions on Dermologica or any other brand, are appreciated.

Thank you for your help on my last post about growth factors. Your insights are so great so I'm wondering if you can help me decide between Marini Skin Solutions Skin Zyme cleanser and Revision Papaya Enzyme Cleanser?

Reposting about me info:

I am 51, skin is blah, and starting to just look old. I'm getting some sagging, lines and dullness. I don't have melasma, but do have some sunspots. I also have some "texture" on my chin ara from years and years of chronic acne, which is mostly under control now thanks to prescription meds.

Once again, thank you for you input. I really appreciate that you take the time to elaborate on your feedback. I'm on some other subreddits where you only get a 1 word answer when you ask for input. 😆

I have been reading all the threads about growth factors and I need your help deciding between the Plated Intense or the Skinmedica TNS. Do either of these smell bad (lux fragrance doesn't bother me)?

I am 51, skin is blah, and starting to just look old. I'm getting some sagging, lines and dullness. I don't have malasma, but do have some sunspots (yay to the 80's and 90's no sunscreen years)

I use lots of different products from Perricone, Marini, ZO, Obagi, Alastin, Dermologica, Revision, SkinBetter, DDG, Tatcha, SKII and others.

I just can't decide which one (plated or Skinmedica) to go with first. Give me your thoughts and help me decide.