Lubriderm
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Pros
- Lubriderm
- Then a few months ago I'd been noticing how well the new Lubriderm formulation was working on my body, and my face was so beaten down by winter that I just thought, you know what, let me try it. And it's been amazing. A tiny bit goes a l...
- just used a basic cleanser and Lubriderm as my moisturizer when I wrecked my barrier and I have no regrets. It quite literally saved my skin.
- right now, im pretty much only using lubriderm and a little bit of vaseline on my skin, it’s the only thing that doesn’t burn.
- After drying off, apply an unscented moisturizer- Lubriderm, Eucerin, Vanicream, and CeraVe have both lighter lotions and heavier creams, depending on your needs.
Cons
- I’ve tried so many lotions Lubriderm
- For the past years I’ve used the blue fragrance free lubriderm without issue. However I accidentally purchased and used to the lightly fragranced version. Realized it was fragranced after about an hour after putting it on my arms and leg...
- Cetaphil, cerave, lubriderm, aquaphor (the body lotion version), etc… I can’t STAND the feeling of having it on my skin, touching my clothes. It is so sticky and it feels so humid under my clothes.
- I tried Lubriderm, LRP Cicaplast, Nivea (the thick stuff) and lots of Aquaphor, but it doesn’t seem to be making a difference.
Sentiment
5 positive (56%) · 1 mixed (11%) · 3 negative (33%)
Trust + time weighted score: +33% · raw score 22%
What redditors said (9 of 9)
Lubriderm
Then a few months ago I'd been noticing how well the new Lubriderm formulation was working on my body, and my face was so beaten down by winter that I just thought, you know what, let me try it. And it's been amazing. A tiny bit goes a long way for my whole face, my skin is actually not dry for the first time in forever, and zero breakouts.
I’ve tried so many lotions Lubriderm
just used a basic cleanser and Lubriderm as my moisturizer when I wrecked my barrier and I have no regrets. It quite literally saved my skin.
right now, im pretty much only using lubriderm and a little bit of vaseline on my skin, it’s the only thing that doesn’t burn.
For the past years I’ve used the blue fragrance free lubriderm without issue. However I accidentally purchased and used to the lightly fragranced version. Realized it was fragranced after about an hour after putting it on my arms and legs, as they were burning and itchy, quickly went to shower and washed it off, but now my skin has been irritated ever since. That was on February 19th. I started resuming using the normal fragrance free lubriderm the day after the incident but now that too feels like it is making my skin tingly/ burning when I apply it.
After drying off, apply an unscented moisturizer- Lubriderm, Eucerin, Vanicream, and CeraVe have both lighter lotions and heavier creams, depending on your needs.
Cetaphil, cerave, lubriderm, aquaphor (the body lotion version), etc… I can’t STAND the feeling of having it on my skin, touching my clothes. It is so sticky and it feels so humid under my clothes.
I tried Lubriderm, LRP Cicaplast, Nivea (the thick stuff) and lots of Aquaphor, but it doesn’t seem to be making a difference.
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