@itsfi I'm going to have to check this one out. I've been bummed since I found out Herbivore stopped making my HG, I of course didn't have any back ups of haha.

@karinivmm I would check out Tower 28 and Dr. Jart.

Thanks for the info girls

Omg!!, I thought only I was feeling that something is off, I have atopic dermatitis, but generally , am not allergic to most beauty products in the market.I got the fenty gloss from the universal range in the shades fenty glow and fuchsia flex, and it caused an itchy and minty feeling on my lips and my face feels itchy too.They are way too costly to be tossed out in the trash so please help me out with using it without causing major damage 😩cause I really love the shades.For eg should I use it on top of a thick layer of lipstick and lip balm?

@icecream228 You may wanna see a dermatologist or your primary care doctor to find out if you have a skin condition causing that dryness. Especially if you also tend to get dandruff. I’m not a medical doctor so I can’t say you definitely have something like overactive yeast on your face. If that is what’s happening to your skin, it’s usually not hard or expensive to treat; often just takes using certain dandruff shampoos or a pyrithione zinc cleanser bar on your face. A derm or other doc can help you with that. Meanwhile, to help your dry flaky patches look/feel better, consider doing these things if you don’t already: Facial oil, just on those dry areas - this can kinda smooth those flakes so they’re less annoying. The Ordinary 100% Organic Cold-Pressed Rose Hip Seed Oil 1 oz/ 30 mL is a good option. If you’re in the US and have a local Trader Joe’s, consider trying their 100% jojoba oil. At Ulta, some oil blends to try are Good Light Alphabet Oil and Byoma Hydrating Recovery Oil. Petrolatum balm on your dry areas - apply it while that skin’s damp to seal in hydration. Petrolatum will create a protective barrier and help your skin heal. Plain ol’ Vaseline or other petroleum jelly will work. If you don’t like that texture, consider CeraVe Healing Ointment or Aquaphor Ointment. (But if you’re skin-sensitive or allergic to lanolin, avoid Aquaphor.) Broad spectrum sunscreen on your whole face - do you already wear sunscreen daily and reapply every couple hours of sun exposure—and after your skin gets wet (at the beach, for instance)? UV rays can worsen those dry flakes.

@deadcrawler you might want to call customer service or your love Sephira store