[–]windowpane 10 points 3 hours ago*  Nivea creme in the blue tin. Edit: to expand on Nivea creme--it's wonderfully occlusive and goes on thick at first and then turns watery. I use it as the last step in my moisturizing routine with thinner moisturizers underneath, like my humectants and emmoilient (spelling?) moisturizers. It's also dirt cheap! permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]Kittycat-banana 3 points an hour ago  This stuff is really amazing. Not the best of you are in a rush, but if you are able to slather it on and wait for it to soak in. Ohhoo how soft and moisturized your skin will be! permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]yogapantsareforever 3 points an hour ago  Can I ask how this fares for people who are acne prone? I'd like to hear some opinions good or bad, thanks permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]FlipFlopNinja9 2 points 56 minutes ago  It's awesome! The reason I tried it in the first place is because the cerave that is so highly recommended gave me closed comedones. Now I sleep with nivea on every night, and very little acne. Yes it is extremely thick and greasy. Yes it smells like old lady perfume. Get the tiny 97¢ travel tin at Walmart and see if you like it! permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]yogapantsareforever 1 point 53 minutes ago  Great thanks. After I recently started breaking out again when I switched to cerave cream I'm worried it's causing it. I really want to get the tube version I've seen on Amazon, seems easier than using a little spatula for the tin! Bit pricier though permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]Korarchaeota 2 points 52 minutes ago  I'm extremely acne prone and sensitive and it's one of the few moisturizers I've tried that works for me. Some people do have problems with the lanolin and fragrance though. permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]abyssiniancatbird 4 points 3 hours ago  I use quite a bit of product, but I hope this can help. I'm also prone to atopic dermatitis, so it is both very dry and sensitive. I also live in a dry climate; those who live in humid climate probably don't have to use as much product. Day: CeraVe Hydrating Cleanser Paula's Choice Resist Replenishing Toner Paula's Choice 2% BHA Lotion Mix Paula's Choice Super Antioxidant Serum (I alternate between the vitamin C one and retinol one) + 3/4 drops of Paula's Choice C15 3 drops of argan oil for face and neck. I use Shea Terra Organics, I like it because it has a pump Paula's Choice Skin Recovery Moisturizer La Roche-Posay Anthelios XL SPF 60+ Comfort Cream Night: Shu Uemura Ultim8 Cleansing Oil Paula's Choice Resist Replenishing Toner Paula's Choice 2% BHA Lotion / every second or third day, I use Neostrata (Canada) Glycolic Renewal Smoothing Cream 10% Glycolic Acid Mix Paula's Choice Super Antioxidant Serum (I alternate between the vitamin C one and retinol one) + 3/4 drops of Paula's Choice C15 3 drops of argan oil for face and neck Paula's Choice Clinical Ultra Rich Moisturizer Top everything off with Eucerin Aquaphor to lock all the moisture in permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]Bitter_Britches 3 points 4 hours ago  AM: CeraVe hydrating wash SPF (I have a few I rotate since I still have yet to find my HG) PM: Oil massage with mineral oil Remove oil with Konjac sponge Paula's choice 8% AHA CeraVe in the tub Thin layer of Vaseline Looking to add in a vitamin C somewhere to my routine. permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]VargasPeach16 2 points an hour ago  PM Routine: Cerave Hydrating Cleanser, Alpha Hydrox AHA Souffle 12%, Clinique Moisture Surge (my HG moisturizer) or First Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]rainbowberry 2 points 3 hours ago  My skin is VERY dry and scaly in the winter so my winter routine is: Daytime: Baby Oil all over Wash with Aveeno Brightening Cleanser Aveeno Daily Moisturizer Nighttime: Baby oil again (to remove makeup) Aveeno cleanser St. Ives Exfoliating pads (or Alpha Hydroxy AHA) Aveeno Daily Moisturizer Shea butter and/or Cetaphil in the tub Now that it's warming up I've cut out the Shea butter and I'm not so crazy with the baby oil, but I've managed to completely get rid of the scaly patches and my skin is looking more luminous than ever :) permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply [–]gabilromariz 1 point 2 hours ago  AM: lukewarm to cold-ish water and Aveeno body lotion all over face and dry patches PM: Body Shop Vitamin E cleanser Body Shop Vitamin E toner One of three options: Body Shop Aloe Hydrating Serum, GoodSkinLabs texture serum (makes skin smooth) or Avene AHA Blemish cream (if it's this option, the routine ends here) Aveeno lotion Vaseline all over (only sometimes, I'm a bit lazy with that) permalinksaveparentreportgive goldreply