; i need help with my FACE ROUTINE .. COMBINATION SKIN ? 10 pntss !?
okay so i need help with my routine for washing my face everyday & night .
i have englarged pores, & some bumps on my skin i really want off ,
its not really oily, or dry, or normal .. just a mix .
the products i have are ;
OXY acne vanshing treatment for sensitive skin ,
AVEENO skin brightening daily scrub ,
ESTEE LAUDER foaming cleanser ,
& avon solutions mositer sheild tinted spf 15 for the day ,
& there’s also an eye cream for it ,
& avon solutions hydrofirming night cream for when i go to sleep .
what should i use & in what order everyday .
10 points for best answer !
thank youu (:
all of it if you want.
The Estee Cleanser should be used at night and in the morning.
Oxy ance vanishing treatment can be used alone as a spot treatment or all over to get rid of pimples.
Aneeno Daily scrub can be used after the cleanser daily or if you want every 3 days.
In the morning after cleaning your face and applying the treatment with them use the Avon moisturiser and eye cream.
At night after cleansing and applying treatment apply the night cream and eye cream again.
Id recommend a good exfoliater such as cliniques lotion one to buff away dead skin cells, that can e used right after cleansing and before moisturising. If you want a cheaper grainy one id get st ives blemish and blackhead control and use that every 2-3days.
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I’m from a asian country and i am using a fiarness cream(men’s).
Recently A doc gave me some creams for the pimples on my face.
(ISOTREXIN GEL, PANOXYL GEL)
I want to know weather if it is safe to use the pimple treatment on the morning and night and the fairrness cream around mid day.
My mom is 53 and has oily/combo skin with wrinkles. For Christmas she wants me to buy her some stuff to make her look younger!
I want to buy her a cleanser, a peel or microdermabrasion, a night cream and an eye cream.
I have narrowed the brands down to Roc, Neutrogena, and Oil of Olay. They all get good reviews on Amazon.
Of these 3, which have you found to really improve skin texture and shrink wrinkles?
What is the best for my money?
I’ve read a lot of good reviews about the classic nivea creme in a blue round can. it’s the secret of young looking old ladies in UK (they even called it “fountain of youth”). It can be greasy on skin but i swear it works well on moisturizing the skin. Believe it or not, i also have oily skin but when i started using it, it was able to balance my skin oil production. I only put it everynight though.
Last night, I experiemented with hair care products. Instead of using shampoo and conditioner, I used FAROUK Biosilk Silk Therapy (left it in my wet hair), TIGI Bed Head Control Freak Extra Extra Straight Hair Straightener Spray (left it in my damp hair), TIGI Bed Head Shine Junkie in a Can (left it in my damp hair), and TIGI Bed Head After-Party Smoothing Cream (in the morning when my hair was dry). So I used 3 leave-in conditioners and 1 hairspray.
My thick, coarse, wavy, frizzy, fly-away hair is now beautiful! It’s frizz, fly-aways, and tangles have completely disappeared! So this got me wondering:
Is it really necessary to use shampoo and conditioner?
I know the answer is going to be yes, but I also heard that shampoo is bad for your hair?
Okay so I love this question. =)
Well, I read an article about this exact topic not too long ago. Maybe a couple months ago.
Basically it said that we as Americans wash our hair Way Too Much.
Cleanliness, with the help of Shampoo’s, Deodorants, Perfumes, and Etc, is crammed into our heads and we buy into it.
Like we’re literally throwing our money away. And don’t realize how unnecessary it all is.
Sorry I went off into a little side story.
Haha. But yeah. =)
Back to your question…
Like one person said, we need shampoo, because it does remove all the dirt, grease, and natural build up from our hair.
“However”, There are many factors that determine how often you should wash your hair.
For example, say there’s two women.
Both have shoulder length hair, except one woman has very fine straight hair, compared to the other woman who is the complete opposite. Her hair is thick curly and coarse.
Fine hair tends to build up natural oils faster than coarser hair types. That’s the woman with very fine hair, would need to wash her hair, with Shampoo everyday, otherwise it would look greasy and stringy. But the woman with Coarse hair, wouldn’t. Some women with coarser hair types wait up to two weeks before shampooing their hair again because they just don’t produce those natural oils.
With my hair.
I wash it about every other week with Shampoo.
I’m part Black, part white, and part Asian.
My hair’s just, Confused. =)
So it took me awhile to get a routine that worked for me.
&&I’m about to be Seventeen.
So that’s like 16 years of my life where I had just Wild Hair. =P
But in between washes I’ll rinse my hair and maybe use conditioner, it’s just dependent on my mood.
I guess you just have to find what works for you.
Oh wait, also how much physical activity you do shouldcount as a factor when you’re deciding how often to wash your hairr.
But I’m not gonna lie, sometimes after a long practice I’ll rinse all the grime from my hair but I won’t actually Shampoo it.
What happens if I use a night cream during the day?
I read that during the night the skin absorbs better the creams, is it true?
Yes. While you sleep your body is healing and rebuilding itself. So if you apply a cream/lotion on before you go to bed it will work better than if you used a cream/lotion during the day.
what are the best supplements/creams to use to combat oily skin?
i’m 21 years-old and i have quite oily skin, mainly on my A-zone, nose & chin. i’m very prone to spots which seem to linger for several days. i use antibacterial soap when i wash in the mornings and evenings, and antiseptic savlon cream on my face at night. both of these help A LITTLE in combatting my breakouts but i was wondering if anyone can recommend vitamins, medication or face creams that i can use to try and make the problem calm down?
You need a good exfoliating face wash but make sure it won’t strip all of the oil from your face. If you use really harsh products on your skin to remove the oil it can actually cause your skin to kinda “freak” out and produce more oil to make up for the oil you removed with your cleanser. Also a good toner with witch hazel in it will help. Using a retinol at night will help to regulate your oil production too. I would suggest seeing a skin care therapist in your area. You can call around to dermatology or plastic surgery offices. Some will even offer a free consultation. Also CosMedix Clarity Dietary Supplement (oral pills) will help with your oil production if taken regularly.
Having taken a caravan holiday in Cornwall 2006. due to diminishing returns in my income, thought i may be better off with an local holiday.. Talk about being ripped off, I should have taken out a mortgage. Just some instances Bag of chips £3 Pint of beer £3. Kids ice cream £2 about 2 spoonfuls, we visited the Lost
Gardens of Helligan,( of no interest to children) apart from a sovenior shop theres not much to look at, we were still looking for the gardens when we came out, as for the Eden project, don’t bother lots of money again, to climb up the side of a Quarry face. totally overrated..If you do visit( not advised for the over 30s) then do take an Oxigen bottle,you’ll need one when you get back to earth..Just been informed that the caravan pitch will be going up by another £2.50 per night for 2007 season. No wonder people in cornwall only have to work 6 months a year.. Im now looking for an allotment site to book into for next year.. Goodby Cornwall You have priced me out
Go to Wales, It is much quieter there. You won’t have to queue in road traffic for hours. The quieter camps will be cheaper. Most of the beaches are in beautiful quiet places and the kids will play for hours in the sand. There are places to spend your money if you really want too. I go to Pembrokeshire every year, beautiful scenery, plenty of walking, beautiful beaches and not a Icecream van in sight. Plenty of Tea rooms for a Cream tea and lots of quaint little pubs.
What Is The Best Firming Over The Counter night cream? – 2 Ugly Facts Revealed
Finding the best firming cream that really works, is not a simple task. The anti-aging skin care market is flooded with new products, and each one promises to be the best. This article would make your life much easier in deciding — what is the best firming over the counter night cream?
Actually, it is very easy to find an appropriate firming cream that really works. All you need to know is what natural ingredients to look out for and what harmful chemical substances that should be avoided. This vital information shall safeguard you from the useless and ineffective products and help you in selecting the best one.
1) Firstly, avoid the firming over the counter night creams that contain harmful synthetic chemicals such as parabens, mineral oils, dioxanes, alcohols and fragrances. These are cheap substitutes that are used by skin care manufacturers in the products so that they can earn higher profits.
Mineral oils clog the skin’s pores and suffocate the skin for fresh air. They cause acne eruptions, rashes, irritation and allergies. Parabens are preservatives and they are known carcinogens which cause cancerous breast tumors!
Alcohols cause excessive skin dryness and make it vulnerable to attacks of bacteria, moulds and viruses. Fragrances are made out of synthetic chemicals and added to sub standard products so they smell nice. They interfere with the normal functioning of our central nervous system and cause serious problems such as depression, hyperactivity, anxiety and hormonal disruptions.
So, instead of doing any good, the presence of such harmful chemicals creates disastrous consequences – not only for your skin but for your overall health!
You are half way through the answer for — what is the best firming over the counter night cream?
2) An effective night cream can go a long way in curing your skin problems and making it young and beautiful. In the night, the skin is in the process of repairing and rebuilding the cells. With the help of the right night cream, the skin rejuvenation process can improve dramatically and give you excellent skin firming and a radiant skin complexion.
The skin proteins collagen and elastin play a key role in keeping our skin firm, pliant, supple and elastic. As we age, their production in our body slows down and this leads to aging symptoms like wrinkles, fine lines, saggy skin and old age spots to appear.
In the market, you can find a lot of firming over the counter night creams that contain collagen as an active ingredient. You should avoid them as they are a complete waste of money and totally ineffective. I will tell you the scientific argument behind this advice.
Scientific trials have proven that the collagen molecule in topical skin creams is too large to penetrate the skin. The uppermost layer of our skin called the epidermis rejects the collagen molecule from entering within.
You can confirm this hard-core scientific fact by consulting a dermatologist or by visiting a reputed medical website.
So, instead of using collagen based night creams, you should look for cutting edge natural ingredients such as Cynergy TK, Phytessence Wakame and Nano-Lipobelle CoQ10 in the best firming cream that really works.
Cynergy TK helps in enhancing the natural production of collagen and elastin in the body itself. It plays an extraordinary role in anti aging and skin rejuvenation.
Phytessence Wakame preserves the vital hyaluronic acid in the body and is rich in minerals, vitamins, antioxidants and calcium (it contains 15 times more calcium than milk). It significantly improves skin moisture retention and elasticity. It gives a smooth and creamy skin complexion.
Nano-Lipobelle CoQ10 is the nano emulsion of the best known antioxidant coenzyme Q10. It penetrates 7 layers deep down the skin and neutralizes free radicals. This way it prevents skin aging and gives wrinkle free, young and healthy skin.
Some other extraordinary natural moisturizing ingredients that play an amazing role in night creams are macadamia oil, avocado oil, active Manuka honey and Shea butter. They perform deep moisturization and nourish the skin effectively in the night while it is in recovery process.
Visit my website to find out more about such amazing natural ingredients that you should look out for in the best over the counter night creams and what harmful substances you should avoid, so that you can achieve a young, beautiful and naturally glowing skin.
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ok, i been getting pimples a lot lately…seems like everytime i get rid of 1 or 2 another comes along…they also have been leaving marks…my skin was better when i was younger than now! i am 21…when i was 18-19 it wasnt this bad…so basically i have a cystic pimple now..trying not to play with it bcz it hurts….and i keep getting white heads everywhere…i cleanse with olay daily facials if i have makeup on…if not i use clearasil daily face wash…..and moisturize with neutrogena light night cream – oil free. i also do the st.ives apricot scrub 2-3 times a week! i dont know what im doing wrong please help!!
i have the same prob. i have clear skin but lately ive been getting like 1 or 2 huge pimples a month! i cleanse twice a day and everything! but maybe you’re using to much cleansers. maybe you’re allergic to somethin. try one cleanser twice a day for a month. if its not good move on to another. buy a good spot treatment to put on pimples but ive tried loads of those. the best thing i found was rubbing the pimple with rubbing alchohol then putting triple antibiotic or neosporin on it. it got smaller litterly within hours. it helps more than acne spot treatments. the trick is to treat is as you feel it coming when its weak. but if u get lazy and dont it still works. good luck!!
I’m 20 and considering using night cream? Can anyone recommend any that prevent wrinkles rather than treat wrinkles?
I used it when I was under 30 and it irritated my skin really bad. I went to the dermatologist. I read an article in Marie Claire that said not to use heavier creams until you are 36.
It depends on your skin type. I have oily skin that is prone to break outs. I look younger than I am. I use sunscreen on my face everyday. That is most important for preventing sun damage. Drink water. Reduce sugar intake. When you are getting ready for bed, does your skin feel dry? Mine does a little but not enough for me to wear moisturizer to bed. I’m 34.
I have a sample at home and I apply it before I go to bed every night. I have seen small changes, and I was wondering if it works for anyone else?
I liked it at first, but I like pure coconut oil the best. I buy it in 5 gallon cans and sell it off. Just a tiny jar llasts forever, and is good for lots of stuff.
Estee Lauder actually stings the skin on my eyelids. So does the Day Wear Plus. Got some in my eyes the other day and it stung, too.
i recently bought a facial cream and cleanser by elizabeth arden…the facial cream is a perpetual 24hr moisturizer and the cleanser is a purifying ceramide. i also tried a lavender night cream by DK. are there some ingredients in either of these that may just be too strong for sensitive skin which i think i have? my face and throat itched like i had poison ivy but i didnt and it took about 3 days before it was gone? thanks for your help.
First is cleansing. It’s important to choose the proper product. A universal mild cleanser is Purpose’s Gentle Cleansing Wash. For dryer skin try Cetaphil Cleanser. A good cleaner for oily skin is Clinique Wash-Away Gel Cleanser. A fast and convenient way to cleanse the face is while in the shower. Whether in the morning or at night, bring the cleanser into the shower and lather up the face while washing out shampoo.
Exfoliate makes the list of beauty skin care tips. This is not something that needs to be done on a daily basis, every other day is great for most people. Bring a tube of St Ives Apricot Scrub into the shower to incorporate this step into an already established beauty routine. Or for a more serious exfoliation try a chemical peel, which is available at a dermatologist, plastic surgeon, maxillofacial surgeon, or otolaryngologist office.
Toner is the next topic of beauty skin care tips. Its use is to remove make up, extraneous oil on the skin and can help prevent breakouts. Beauty industry experts debate the usefulness of toner as it can excessively dry out skin, but for acne prone or overly oily skin, this can be a helpful step. Try DDF Glycolic 10% Toning Complex for particularly acne prone skin types.
Moisturizing the skin is key, even oily skin needs a little moisturizer. Moisturizers help keep moisture locked into the skin so that it doesn’t dry out and become irritated. They help keep skin soft and smooth out wrinkles. If exfoliating or using toner, moisturizer should be put on the face after these steps. Severe dry skin may need more than one application of moisturizer a day, similar to putting lotion on hands throughout the day. A cream based moisturizer helps seal in water more effectively than lotion based moisturizers. For severe dry skin try H2O Plus Face Oasis Hydrating Treatment, for normal skin try Cetaphil Moisturizing Lotion and for oily skin try Ahava matifying moisturizer.
night cream or eye cream, as the name implies, is for use at night and is a more intense moisturizer to help smooth out wrinkles around the eyes. The skin around the eyes is thinner and is more susceptible to wrinkles. Try Korres Evening Primrose Eye Cream.
The final section of beauty skin care tips is the subject of sunscreen. Sunscreen is beneficial for preventing the skin from aging too quickly as well as protection from skin cancer due to too much sun exposure. Many moisturizers on the market currently contain sunscreen, which can save time and money. But an individual sunscreen has it’s benefits and maybe helpful for the different times of the day (one for during the day light hours and one for at night). If looking for a combination sunscreen/moisturizer, AHAVA – Sun Protection anti-aging facialmoisturizer spf 50 comes highly recommended. For an individual sunscreen, Neutrogena makes a variety of products ranging in SPF degrees, oily vs. non-greasy and other customizable options.
what is the best (relatively inexpensive) firming face cream? something light for daytime/night use. i have oily skin, and am allergic to sunscreen. i’m only 27 but starting to notice some fine lines and less resillence in my skin. i figure now is the best time to start. thanks.
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what is a good sunscreen, moisturizer, primer that I can buy?
I recently bought the “prescriptives comfort cream”, is that a good moisturizer also I would like something that I can use at night like when I go to sleep I’ve been using the “comfort cream” for day and night, is there something else I can use I’ve been thinking of returning it since it really doesn get rid of the redness, also I need to buy a sunscreen to apply before my makeup and a primer, any good ones? I would really like to know some affordables that I could get in any drugstore but if not thats ok too.
Thanx
I would like a moisturizer that helps fade the dark spots that I have due to acne scars
so any good sunscreen?
a moisturizer?
and a primer?
i’ve used the Dove daily moisturizer for years under my makeup in the morning. plus it’s spf 15…and not too expensive.
I have spots too and have never found anything to help with that. i tried the aveeno that’s supposed to help with that for several months and didn’t see any difference.
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I use moisturizing cream on my face and i notice that my nose, and forehead get really greasy but not shiny i just feel it..i do wash my face every night and i take showers every morning
If you have oily skin already and use certain moisturizers they will cause your skin to become more oily. If i were you i’d get some oil free moisturizer and use that instead. Try Physician’s Formula, that’s what i use and it works. Neutrogena also has some good products.
Any woman that is interested in beauty products would like to be acquainted with the best over the counter night cream, because the creams are a fundamental part of the skin care. Several guidelines for selecting the best over the counter night cream would be useful to any person.
You need to be aware of the fact that it is not a good idea to buy your cream from a pharmacy. Try to use specialized stores instead. There are a couple of fundamental features that you should pay attention to when you select a night cream.
Your proper night cream needs to be free of any harmful ingredients scientifically tested to damage the human skin. You are definitely unaware of the fact that there are numerous products that contain that kind of ingredients. The compounds need to be clinically tested as natural efficient for the health of the skin. They will smooth your skin in an improved way as well as improving the texture of it in a visible way.
Always avoid that parabens are present into your night cream because they are chemical substances harmful for the skin, added there just for the sake of a long expire date. They may mean cancer to you even if for the producer is a great profit.
The mineral oils are used in the cheaper substitutes of the quality creams, even if you cannot believe it. They make your skin be moisturized and nourished for a while, but after that they will begin to clog pores and suffocate the skin for air. It will thus be incapable of clear the toxins off and you may get acne from this.
Perhaps your chosen best over the counter night cream has a great smell, but you might think again if you appreciate this since fragrances add a lot of harmful effects to the skin.
Overactive oil glands cause acne. They are most common during adolescence. Stress, lack of sleep and less consumption of water results in the formation of pimples in our face. They make our face look dirty and unattractive. They give nightmares and sleepless nights to girls. Their appearance always disappoints them and they desperately try to get rid of pimples.
Let’s Find Out Natural Ways To Remove Acne And Pimples In 3 Days.
· Day 1: You can start your skin care system by washing your face with chilled rose water. After your face gets dehydrated, you can apply tree tea oil. It’s very effective for oily skin. It kills those acne-causing bacteria when applied topically. They are not very expensive like other products available in the market. Tree tea oil treats your skin naturally and also cleanse you face.
It soothes, smooths and rejuvenates your skin. But a proper diet is always important before applying this oil. You should also drink plenty of water before the application of tree tea oil onto your face. Proper intake of water keeps you hydrated and oil free.
· Day 2: Change your diet next day after you undergo tree tea treatment; eat lots of fruits and richly colored vegetables in order to keep your skin healthy. Have lots of vitamin, minerals. By following a healthy nutrition, you can get rid of acne and pimples very easily.
· Day 3: Aloe Vera: Apply aloe vera in your skin to erase those acne marks in your skin. It is capable of accelerating the healing process. It specially removes those red spots from your face and gives you a flawless skin.
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Bonnie Kaplan, 53, had a few wrinkles and she believed Botox was the answer. Celebrities were endorsing it; many people were using it, and her friends were into it. What could possibly go wrong, she thought.
Without any hesitation, she visited a private clinic in Florida for some shots. Her dream was to be wrinkle-free. Little did she know her short visit would turn into a nightmare.
“The consequences were horrific. Thirty-six hours after the injections, Bonnie started to have problems breathing and was so weak she couldn’t walk,” reported Claire Coleman in the Daily Mail.
“She was rushed to the hospital and, as botulism set in, her nerves were damaged. Within hours, her whole body was paralyzed,” she continued.
Later, Kaplan would learn that the doctor she visited wasn’t a dermatologist but an osteopath. To make matters worse, he had injected her with a different form of the botulinum toxin – one that was intended for lab research rather than for use in humans.
“Doctors think she may have received up to 2,500 times the amount of toxin believed to be lethal if injected into the bloodstream,” Coleman wrote.
“After spending months in hospital, breathing with the help of a ventilator and unable to speak, Bonnie was eventually able to move around in a wheelchair, but doctors warned that the possibility of a full recovery was slim and could take years,” she added.
Kaplan wasnÂ’t the only person to take the deadly injections. Her husband Eric, 52, also received the shots. So did the doctor himself Bach McComb, 47, and his girlfriend Alma Hall, 34. All three were hospitalized.
Authorities are worried that what happened to Kaplan and the three others could also be happening to other people this very minute. As the popularity of Botox grows and treatments become more accessible, who is to stop any Tom, Dick or Harry from giving you a shot?
“It is not adequate to blindly stick a needle in someone’s face with scant knowledge of the potential risks that can include facial necrosis or disfigurement,” according to John Curran, chair of the British Association of Cosmetics Doctors (BACD).
But doctors said that is exactly whatÂ’s happening today due to lax regulations that can easily be bypassed by enterprising individuals out to make a fast buck at the expense of others. Coleman pointed out that while Botox is a prescription drug that can only be obtained by a doctor, anyone can inject it under the guidance of a doctor.
“If I decided to set up a salon offering Botox and filler shots to the public at £150 a time, all I need to do is find a doctor prepared to give or sell me Botox and show me how to inject it. Then, despite the fact I have absolutely no medical training, I would be acting within the law. But even if I couldn’t find an accommodating doctor, the widespread availability of Botox and other injectable products on the internet means that I could get my hands on pretty much anything I needed,” Coleman explained.
Until more stringent laws are passed and the industry learns to regulate itself, your best bet is to get Botox injections from a qualified doctor. DonÂ’t be ashamed to check your doctorÂ’s credentials since your face is on the line and things could get ugly if youÂ’re not careful.
Another alternative is to use a product that works like Botox minus the side effects. One popular brand is the Rejuvinol AM/PM Botox Alternative Age-Defying System. This anti-aging system has two powerful components: the Rejuvinol morning moisturizer that creates firmer, healthier, and younger-looking skin; and the Rejuvox night cream that reduces fine lines and wrinkles. For more information, go to http://www.rejuvinol.com.
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Hello! I have gotten a very flaky face somehow, right on the sides of the bridge of my nose. I also have very acne-prone skin. The products I use (at night) are Clean and Clear Blackhead Clearing Scrub, and then I use a Proactive moisturizer, and then I use Clearasil Extra Strength Acne Vanishing Cream. Sometimes I use an extra moisturizer right after my shower. Are one or more of these product causing the problem? How do I get rid of the flakes? How do I prevent dry skin, without having an acne breakout?
wow your using alot of acne medication on your skin it just making your skin very dry flaky I suggest to try gentle face wash if you use alot harsh chemicals on your face your skin is going to age sooner than you though.
for acne I suggest to use aveeeno clear complexion foaming face wash only no other acne face wash .Then use neutrogena oil free moisturizer it good very light is water based so is good for your face. use aloe vera mask for your face use gel part spread on your face for about 20 minutes 3 times a week for a great pimple healer dry skin as well. use Alba botanica face cream Jasmine vitamin E cream very good nice smell you find at walmart stores .olive at night is also good for dry skin.
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