laser treatment, and facial wipes

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm just poking my head back in here after having been away for ages

to make two comments:

1) I have three little red bumps on my nose (not come-and-go roseacea

bumps, but a permanent condition resulting from those bumps), for

which my derm referred me to a laser specialist back in January. I

have FINALLY been sent an appointment for mid-September (hooray for

the NHS!), and will report back here after treatment to let everyone

know what happens.

2) I'll be going travelling shortly and expect to be well off the

beaten track for a while, so with that in mind I bought some facial

cleansing wipes. I started testing them about a month ago to see if I

would have any trouble with them - well, not only have I not had any

trouble, but my face feels smoother than it has for months! The wipes

are made by the same company that makes the sensitive face cleanser

that I had been using, so all I can figure is that 1. using the

cleanser in wipe format limits the amount of cleanser I use, so maybe

I don't have any residues left; and 2. I might be benefitting from

gentle exfoliation provided by using the wipes. Anyway, though others

here might want to try them. The ones I've been using are Simple

brand Facial Cleansing Wipes. (Simple really makes the best sensitive

skin products I've ever found.)

Jane

[Guest guest]

Hi all,

I'm just poking my head back in here after having been away for ages

to make two comments:

1) I have three little red bumps on my nose (not come-and-go roseacea

bumps, but a permanent condition resulting from those bumps), for

which my derm referred me to a laser specialist back in January. I

have FINALLY been sent an appointment for mid-September (hooray for

the NHS!), and will report back here after treatment to let everyone

know what happens.

2) I'll be going travelling shortly and expect to be well off the

beaten track for a while, so with that in mind I bought some facial

cleansing wipes. I started testing them about a month ago to see if I

would have any trouble with them - well, not only have I not had any

trouble, but my face feels smoother than it has for months! The wipes

are made by the same company that makes the sensitive face cleanser

that I had been using, so all I can figure is that 1. using the

cleanser in wipe format limits the amount of cleanser I use, so maybe

I don't have any residues left; and 2. I might be benefitting from

gentle exfoliation provided by using the wipes. Anyway, though others

here might want to try them. The ones I've been using are Simple

brand Facial Cleansing Wipes. (Simple really makes the best sensitive

skin products I've ever found.)

Jane