Cream recommendation ?

Hello everyone I'm here to ask for advice.

I used Soon jung x2 barrier" as a moisturizer for years. Since the reformulation I can no longer use it (my pores get clogged, my skin get red and dry).. I've tried a lot of different moisturizers since then, but I haven't found one that works for my skin. I'm kinda desperate, my skin has been looking worse and worse :/.

Do you have any moisturizer recommendations?

My skin type is Sensitive (very), acne-prone, dehydrated, combination (Fun type x). I have clogged pore easily -on my cheeks- when the cream is too thick but dry when not =x= and last but not least my skin tend to HATE silicone, I know is not bad for skin but when I use cream who contain a lot of silicone my pores get so clogged.

Thanks in advance to those who take the time to reply ♥ ♥

bigdog

last week

We love La roche cicablast b5. OG skin barrier cream

Aveno baby cream skin barrier

Avene cicaflate

Cooking has a awesome balm and barrier cream m

Been reading up on BYOMB. Promising

Totoro

last week

Hi. The examples I am sharing I use. Try Purito B5 Panthenol Re-Barrier Cream (old name) if you can find it. (New name: Purito Mighty Bamboo Panthenol Cream - the ingredient list looks very similar.) Both of these have Sodium Hyaluronate so don’t use anything else with that in your routine, it adds to dehydration. My main moisturizer is Purito Dermide which has been fantastic for my skin barrier but it may be too rich for you. Like you, I use nothing with silicone.

Mmmhamburgers

last week

Hello! I have the same skin type (and I get hyperpigmentation and redness and I just turned 39, so I get to look forward to aging). I also hate it when I find something that works for me and then they reformulate it (cough cough I'm looking at you, Gold Bond) - I basically never stop doing market research because it happens all the time.

Try Minimalist Ceramide and Madecassoside. It's got the ideal ratio of ceramides to fatty acids to cholesterol, so it's awesome for barrier repair as well as madecassoside for soothing and ursolic acid which (if I understand correctly) helps your own skin with barrier repair.