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[TheFountain]

I think despite all these break throughs in skin moisturizers, the best thing you can supplement your tretinoin use with is pure vitamin E oil (and sunscreen of course). Even if it sometimes gives a temporary sheen to your skin, the benefits far outweigh the oily look it leaves till the point of full absorption. I do base this on my pitiful little anecdotal experience with moisturizers (most leaving my face red and irritated and my pores big) but I stand behind this assertion that no scientific study is going to tell me that any chemical moisturizer is better than Pure vitamin E oil. There I said it, I sounded like a religious fanatic, and I meant it.

EDIT: I am banning the use of all other moisturizers accept vitamin E oil.

Edited by TheFountain, 29 April 2009 - 06:20 PM.

[immortali457]

Use it in a serum along with C, ferulic acid, etc......for much better effects.

[TheFountain]

Use it in a serum along with C, ferulic acid, etc......for much better effects.

But natural vitamin E oil is much cheaper than E+Cferulic. That stuff is ridiculously expensive for something that is a product of nature, and should be much cheaper to thus manufacture.

[immortali457]

Use it in a serum along with C, ferulic acid, etc......for much better effects.

But natural vitamin E oil is much cheaper than E+Cferulic. That stuff is ridiculously expensive for something that is a product of nature, and should be much cheaper to thus manufacture.

I could not agree more. A great reason to make your own.

Edited by immortali457, 29 April 2009 - 10:12 PM.

[Sillewater]

But natural vitamin E oil is much cheaper than E+Cferulic. That stuff is ridiculously expensive for something that is a product of nature, and should be much cheaper to thus manufacture.


I could not agree more. A great reason to make your own.

how do we make our own?

[VesperLynd]

What form of Vitamin E is considered most effective?

Tks

[immortali457]

how do we make our own?

http://www.imminst.o...n-C-t30688.html