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best facial moisturizer
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I get mine from the body shop. I used to use Patricia Wexler, from Bath and Body works, but that was costing $150 a month, so I switched to something cheaper. 
I have very oily, acne prone skin. It is very sensative as well.
I start with Maca Root Face wash. This is really energizing in the morining, and there are lots of bubbles. Next, I use the Maca Root Scrub, which prepares your skin for shaving. It is not harsh at all. I then shave.
After, I use Maca Root Razor Relief (OMG its amazing!!!) This one has aloe, which really soothes my skin. I use this on my next and under my chin, but not on my face. On weekdays I use the Maca Root Balancing face Protector, which really helps with oily skin. On weekends, I treat myself to the ultimate moisture, withe the Maca Root Energetic Face Protector. This one is slightly greasy, but on weekends, it doesn't really matter.
My top recommendations would be the Razor Relief and Baancing face Protector, the others are ok, but not the greatest. All the products are around $14 to $18 CAD for 3-4 oz , so really good value.
I have very oily, acne prone skin. It is very sensative as well.I start with Maca Root Face wash. This is really energizing in the morining, and there are lots of bubbles.
Next, I use the Maca Root Scrub, which prepares your skin for shaving. It is not harsh at all. I then shave. After, I use Maca Root Razor Relief (OMG its amazing!!!) This one has aloe, which really soothes my skin. I use this on my next and under my chin, but not on my face. On weekdays I use the Maca Root Balancing face Protector, which really helps with oily skin. On weekends, I treat myself to the ultimate moisture, withe the Maca Root Energetic Face Protector. This one is slightly greasy, but on weekends, it doesn't really matter.
My top recommendations would be the Razor Relief and Baancing face Protector, the others are ok, but not the greatest. All the products are around $14 to $18 CAD for 3-4 oz , so really good value.
I personally uses Kiehls' Sodium PCA "oil-free" Moisturizer. It is fairly good. I think the price is not too bad. Though for your skin type, I believe proper washing with a decent facial moisturizer is good enough. If you are even more concern about moisture effect then I suggest getting the toner in the Kiehl's line. Lastly, nothing beats proper hydration. Drink Lots of water!!
Though for facial wash I recommend:
Shiseido's Perfect Whip. I am not sure you can get it in your area, but local Japanese shops should carry them.
lucks to you.
Though for facial wash I recommend:
Shiseido's Perfect Whip. I am not sure you can get it in your area, but local Japanese shops should carry them.
lucks to you.
okay. Put Aloe Vera on your face. It made the oily skin seemed to be control and the skinned looked nice.
One thing for sure, you use a light toilet paper and dry your face off from the oil so that your natural oil stays deep in your skin (even it looks like you took oil out of your skin, but some are there), no need to wash it off because it will cause winkle and dried out your skin. Also, keep your hand are away from your eye as much as possible because your skin there can winkle up easily than any part of your face if you keep doing that over the years. Now I love Coconut oil, but that maybe good for the cold winter, if you live in that kind of climate. If you ever want to buy something, make sure it is organic.
One thing for sure, you use a light toilet paper and dry your face off from the oil so that your natural oil stays deep in your skin (even it looks like you took oil out of your skin, but some are there), no need to wash it off because it will cause winkle and dried out your skin. Also, keep your hand are away from your eye as much as possible because your skin there can winkle up easily than any part of your face if you keep doing that over the years. Now I love Coconut oil, but that maybe good for the cold winter, if you live in that kind of climate. If you ever want to buy something, make sure it is organic.
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Change of diet to reduce oily face. Facial scrubs such as apricot. When washing your hair, use an excess amount of shampoo and wash your face and neck and ears with THAT as well. And also the best possible solution is douse your face with gasoline and light it on fire.
After the fire on my face it has NEVER looked more young and beautiful since they had to graft the fresh new skin from 27 babies butts to make me look youthful again...of course I'm only kidding...my face STILL looks horrible even AFTER all the skin baby butt grafting!
After the fire on my face it has NEVER looked more young and beautiful since they had to graft the fresh new skin from 27 babies butts to make me look youthful again...of course I'm only kidding...my face STILL looks horrible even AFTER all the skin baby butt grafting!