Dead of Night

Dead of Night

LoveandHugs2019-04-17T09:54:00.000Z
it is moisturizing, but it’s more of an overnight beauty boost ++
since it has BetaHydroxy which works to take away brown spots, surface wrinkles, dead skin cells on the surface, etc. so you wake up with a fresh glow
YogaGalNJ2019-04-17T08:50:00.000Z
**MONTHLY POLL: What new/returning shows in MAY are you looking forward to? List ++
*ALPHABETICAL ORDER/DATES SUBJECT TO CHANGE ALSO, I CAN'T 100% GUARANTEE THE ACCURACY OF THE DATES. DID THE BEST I COULD. IF YOU HAVE ANY ADDITIONS, C
MooseDog2019-04-07T20:53:00.000Z
I feel you, oily skin and very oily scalp (oh the torture as a kid, even from family) +
I recall watching a Dr. Dray (dermatologist) episode ... she uses sulfate shampoos. Technically the scalp is a dermatology item so I'll go with that.
puekam2019-03-29T17:41:00.000Z
TY, It was Mac night moth liner & ABH dead roses with a bit of+
ABH potion gloss.
angelabetsey2019-03-20T13:38:00.000Z
While makeup has come a long way and much of it is considered "treatment", r/o
it is never intended to be left on overnight. Your skin goes through a recovery period at night, "regrouping" if you will, and old makeup will preven
smittycar2019-03-17T09:52:00.000Z
I have to moisturize my feet every day, just like the rest of my skin. To get started I use +
Blue Cross cuticle remover (Sally's Beauty) add it to warm bucket of water, soak for 20 minutes. Dry feet, then use Diamancel Medium (Sephora/Amazon
dottielsj2019-03-16T09:33:00.000Z
I’ve previously posted about this amazing cleansing balm that’s a LOT better than Clinique TTDOB
But it’s so incredible it deserves another mention. Not only does it remove every last trace of even waterproof foundation/mascara, it also removes e
cclause2019-03-12T14:10:00.000Z
AM vitamin C under sunscreen +
PM rotate in an exfoliating serum every 3rd night instead of retinol (personally I use retinol under eyes because my RX retinoid is too strong for und
ripendragon2019-03-07T09:15:00.000Z
Flexitol foot cream. Before starting to use it, file down the dead skin with +
one of these while the skin is dry. Soak feet in warm water after, then apply the Flexitol , then socks (sorry but that is a must). Apply the Flexitol
angelabetsey2019-03-06T20:53:00.000Z
It might, I guess. Don't be chicken! The only thing to worry about is the trail of r/o
dead skin you might leave around the house. It really only takes off the stuff that's gotta go. I walk barefoot all the time, have since I was a kid