claireyfairey
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I am sitting in bed taking my make up off and mucking about on the laptop which made me wonder....what skincare products do other people use/reccomend? I'm a bit of a product junkie so I love to hear what other people use so I can get some ideas! Here's my list:
Skin type: Oily/Combination
Make-up remover/cleanser: Garnier Clean&Fresh cleansing milk - cheap and cheerful but does the job without drying my skin out!
Facewash: Origins Checks and Balances Facewash. This stuff is amazing if you have combination skin - I highly reccomend it!
Daytime moisturiser: Simple Hydrating Light Moisturiser
Night cream: Elizabeth Arden Good Night's Sleep or Origins High Potency Night-a-mins. I sometimes use Garnier Nutritionist but find it a bit on the greasy side.
Other products to reccomend?: Dermalogica Anti Bac Cooling Mask - really good on my spotty/oily areas. I wouldn't dream of putting it on my dry and sensitive areas around my nose though as it's a bit harsh, but it's great if I feel like I'm going to have a breakout of spots. Stops them in their tracks!
Any products to avoid?: L'oreal De-Maq Expert Cream make-up remover. Can't remember the exact name, think it is milk to toner or something. Greasy, greasy, greasy I felt like an oil slick!
Add yours folks
C xxx
Skin type: Oily/Combination
Make-up remover/cleanser: Garnier Clean&Fresh cleansing milk - cheap and cheerful but does the job without drying my skin out!
Facewash: Origins Checks and Balances Facewash. This stuff is amazing if you have combination skin - I highly reccomend it!
Daytime moisturiser: Simple Hydrating Light Moisturiser
Night cream: Elizabeth Arden Good Night's Sleep or Origins High Potency Night-a-mins. I sometimes use Garnier Nutritionist but find it a bit on the greasy side.
Other products to reccomend?: Dermalogica Anti Bac Cooling Mask - really good on my spotty/oily areas. I wouldn't dream of putting it on my dry and sensitive areas around my nose though as it's a bit harsh, but it's great if I feel like I'm going to have a breakout of spots. Stops them in their tracks!
Any products to avoid?: L'oreal De-Maq Expert Cream make-up remover. Can't remember the exact name, think it is milk to toner or something. Greasy, greasy, greasy I felt like an oil slick!
Add yours folks
C xxx