Simple Face Care Tips for Dry Skin

Archive for February, 2010

I currently use products from The Body Shop, but would like to branch out/use cheaper brands. However, I am concerned about my skin’s reaction to products and would like to hear from others. I have used Origins, which I enjoy. My make up remover is Physician’s Organic Wear. Drugstore products like Neutrogena are WAY too harsh on my skin.

Any suggestions are appreciated!

My ex girlfriend uses Allmay products.She says the same thing.I wanted to treat her to a day of beauty at Elizabeth Grady and she said all their stuff is too harsh. I got her this Lancome perfume and gift set with beauty products. She wound up throwing out the eye liner, eye shadow, mascara and make up remover because she got a bad reaction to using them.

I just got it today and I would like to know if it’s any good.

is ok but not great

I was planning on buying a moisturizer with an spf of 30 in it. But I read alot of reviews that said it was good except it left a white film on their faces. So I was thinking of mixing it with my regular moisturizer hopefully so there wouldn’t be a white film on my face. If you guys are confused, I just want a great moisturizer with a really good spf. But will keep my face moisturized without a white film.

My questions are: What is a really good moisturizer with really good spf?

If I decide to buy two seperate moisturizers. One regular and one with spf of 30 can I mix them both?

Or should I apply one first before the other?

I really need help with this one you guys. Thank you so much for your time.

I don’t see why you couldn’t mix them, but to be on the safe side, try it with small amounts first, rather than committing whole bottles, tubes, or jars of either. Measure out maybe a teaspoon of each, mix thoroughly in a bathroom cup, and apply, the see how it goes.

Good luck.

Maryn, who first applies moisturizer with no SPF, then sunscreen

I have 1.5 year old English female bulldog. She has a lot of Wrinkles on her face which is good but it smells sometimes. I clean her wrinkle everyday with clean dry tissue. Some say mixture of water and vinegar is the best. Her left eye is always watery and tear comes up all the time. Doctor said her skin is very loose that’s why it bugs her eye, recommended a skin-cut surgery.Does any body help me to solve this issue?

A lot of bulldogs do end up needing a "facelift" so that they stop getting chronic yeast infections. And if the skin fold is rubbing against her eye, then you really need to get that done – her eye will start to scar if the skin and fur keep rubbing on it.

And if the "looseness" means that her eyelid is loose and baggy, then she does need an eyelift to help her eye – there isn’t any more you can do.

As for cleaning her skin, a dry tissue won’t do anything. You want something slightly acidic, like a vinegar solution, to help keep yeast (that’s what smells and makes red-brown stains inside the fold) from being able to grow. Your vet may sell a product called Malacetic Wipes – they are like baby wipes but they are formulated to help prevent yeast. They are perfect for smelly skin folds.

If your vet doesn’t have any other suggestions besides surgery for her eye, then you need to either do the surgery or take your bulldog to a veterinary ophthalmologist for a second opinion.

I am starting a new business and would like suggestions for a name. My product line will be geared toward woman who want natural skin care products. For instance, cosmetics, antiaging, and other general skin care products. So I need some suggestions on a name before I launch my business website.

Nature’s Kiss Skincare