このことを言うのは３回目になると思いますが、フランスのお水はカルキたっぷりの硬水！まぁ、お肌の敵ですね。よってアトピーが再発してしまった私は乾燥皺に悩み、周りに相談したり、ネットで調査した結果、先日買ったのがLa Roche Posayの化粧水！La Roche Posayは２万５千人の皮膚科医がお勧めするドクターズコスメ。ウェブサイトで読んだらこの化粧水は｢皮膚を和らげ、落ち着かせ、皮膚本来の機能をサポートします｣と。昨夜試したら、いつもは目元が痒いはずが少し落ち着いた模様。他の基礎化粧品がなくなったら少し筒こちらのブランドに変えようと思います・・・
In Japan we often hear the saying that "25 years old is the turning point of the skin", however I have almost never heard any similar phrases like this in English speaking countries. I'm sure that many women do care about wrinkles, pigmented spots, sagging, etc but I feel that Japanese (Asians?) are a race that take care of skin at a really young age. Actually, until a few years ago I was like people from English speaking countries and didn't really care about my skin. I was troubled by acne in high school but after university I didn't do much. It was because I was young but I thought that pigmented spots were like freckles and wrinkles are your expressions... but recently I noticed that I am getting older faster compared to the other Japanese in Paris! so I started to put an effort in taking care of myself :(
I think this is the 3rd time to say this but the water in France is hard water full of chlorine! Basically, it's your skin's enemy. And so my eczema came back again and I have been worried about my dry wrinkles. I consulted people around me and did research on the internet and came to buy La Roche Posay's toner! On their website it said "soothes sensitive skin irritated by outside factors (sun, dermatological treatments, etc.) and helps prevent skin ageing". Last night when I tried it, it seemed that my usually irritated eye area calmed down a bit. When all my other products are gone, I think I am going to switch to this brand...
