pamlarouge 3 | 56 21 May 2008 / #1Hello!I'm moving to Poland this summer after I marry an exceptional Polish man :) I have sensitive skin so I don't use true soap products, and I generally use only bath products that are specifically for sensitive skin or for babies. In the U.S., I use Johnson's Baby Wash and any Aveeno brand products. Can anyone recommend some comparable, reasonably priced products that are available in Polish stores?? Also, could you please list exactly which stores I might find these products in? I'll be living in Lodz. Thank you very much for your help!Pam
ArcticPaul 38 | 233 21 May 2008 / #2They have Tesco's in Poland (Britains largest supermarket chain) so I'm certain you'll be able to buy Johnson and Johnson baby products or products for sensitive skin.
ForsakenOne - | 38 21 May 2008 / #3You can buy Johnson&Johnson products in all big cosmetic stores. I know that Rossman shops are quite popular now as they offer wide range of cosmetic products. There are 12 Rossman shops in Lodz so you shouldn't have any problem with finding them. I wouldn't recommend products from Tesco unless they are not "Tesco Value".
z_darius 14 | 3,968 21 May 2008 / #4Polish products for sensitive skin?This will make your skin (and more) pretty insensitive:
Magdalena 3 | 1,837 21 May 2008 / #5Irena Eris (Polish brand, very good quality) has a whole range of products for allergy-prone and sensitive skin. Check out the Lirene line of products.
OP pamlarouge 3 | 56 8 Jul 2008 / #6LOL I'm already familiar with that remedy z_darius, but thank you nonethelessForsakenone, thanks for that :)Thanks to the others who replied with products-I really appreciate it!!!
jagoda12 - | 15 8 Jul 2008 / #7I have the same problem and use Roc and AA only.You can get both without any problems.There`s another one Ahava.I used to buy those products in the UK.They are great.Unfortunately , you won`t get them here but can get them in your country.I hear they are very popular there.
LondonChick 31 | 1,133 8 Jul 2008 / #8I'm sure that I've seen Dr Hauschka products in Poland - they are excellent for sensitive skin.
cjj - | 281 8 Jul 2008 / #9No sign of Aveeno here.What suncreams do you use? My daughter needs Vichy and it's tricky to find.
goodlook - | 13 8 Jul 2008 / #10I would recommend Avene products – perfect for sensitive skin. They are available in almost every pharmacy.
LondonChick 31 | 1,133 8 Jul 2008 / #12What suncreams do you use?I use this stuff and it's brilliant lavera.com.pl/c5-sun.sensitiv.htmMuch better than the chemical packed stuffI buy it in the UK (or when I'm in Germany... lots cheaper there), but I found you a Polish link to it.I would recommend Avene productsIs that the French, thermal water brand?
goodlook - | 13 8 Jul 2008 / #13Is that the French, thermal water brand?yes, they are quite expensive but very good for sensitive skin.
Switezianka - | 463 8 Jul 2008 / #14What suncreams do you use? My daughter needs Vichy and it's tricky to find.I use Ziaja Sopot Sun SPF 50+. A bit hard to apply on skin (very thick) but it is perfect for preserving my paleness. I just came back from Heineken Open'er festival with absolutely no tan at all, while most people there got burnt.Avene, Vichy etc. can be bought in any Apteka (pharmacy). They are very expensive but widely available.
plk123 8 | 4,148 8 Jul 2008 / #15poland has an awesome cosmetics industry. the products are way better then the stuff in the west. look into it; you will not go back. :D
cjj - | 281 9 Jul 2008 / #16I mention suncream because there can be allergic reactions to the ingredients, especially in the brands which don't cost an arm and 2 legs. My daughter is allergic to a very widely-used compoment, and Vichy is on the short list of suncreams not containing it.Vichy skin care products are indeed widely available, but the suncreams not necessarily so. I had choice of SPF in my local chain-style drugstore in Canada whereas here in Gdansk I really had to hunt for the single bottle I found last year.At over 50zloty for the bottle I'm content that the rest of us don't need to share it ...
Seanus 15 | 19,706 14 Jun 2009 / #17Plenty such products. I buy shaving gel/foam for sensitive skin and it works well. Tesco is a good bet!