SKIN COTTON

SKIN COTTON

Lizzy282019-11-08T17:26:33.000Z
I haven't tried this particular cleanser yet but I have been using other oil cleansers and I never +
had to follow up with another cleanser. I have dry skin as well. IMO with the current modern formulations one doesn't really *need* to use another cle
Mermaidsurfer2019-10-27T18:31:51.000Z
This might work, it is a very gentle product with aha. It is a HG product for me. I use it after++
cleansing with cotton pads. I can use 1-4 layers of wiping my skin or patting it on. Then I will do the rest of my routine or just add a moisturizer
ziggymama2019-10-15T00:41:34.000Z
my skin is quite dry and sensitive (though still clog prone, ugh!) ++
I don't do a full wash in the morning; I cleanse with white tea (just actual tea) on a cotton round, then spray with Evian, and apply my morning cream
ziggymama2019-10-14T08:10:23.000Z
I must respectfully disagree... though I do agree that EXPENSIVE cleansers are usually ++
a waste of money. For those of us with super sensitive skin, the right cleanser makes a big difference. (Cetaphil does not work for me.) My current fa
ziggymama2019-10-13T03:30:56.000Z
My HG cleanser is Paula's Choice Moisture Boost One Step; open for details ++
For removing eye makeup: Use the Physicians Formula Lotion remover (tiny bottle, light blue color). I use tiny pieces of flannel cut from old pa
AngelaBetsey2019-10-12T18:37:57.000Z
I like either a makeup cleansing cloth, Sephora sells them, or lately I've been liking r/o
miscellaire water on a cotton pad, but I do feel I have to wash my face after. I had a sample bottle I finally broke into and I find it works well.
4eyes2019-10-11T13:08:41.000Z
I use the strongest Rx tret on the market, plus BHA/AHAs, as I have sebum like cement and+
plenty of it. I still find a wet terry cloth washcloth to be fine, as long as i don't press hard. I use a very light touch and I find the gentle exf
countryham2019-09-22T20:00:30.000Z
What is considered the most gentle at removing eyeliner? I'd only been wearing a tubing mascara ++
that just needs warm water. I bought an eyeliner to see if I liked it and my eyes/skin was pretty red afterwards when trying to just use warm water on
4eyes2019-09-20T13:23:13.000Z
There is no rule saying you have to do exfoliation and masks or that you shouldn't do them. It+
depends on your skin and its needs. There is no one size fits all skincare dogma, aside from some basic things, like don't overstrip the skin, respec
Lizzy282019-09-16T15:17:40.000Z
2nd. I have dry, sensitive Rosacean skin. AM I just rinse with warm water in the shower (shower rop
filter). PM: when I wear ss and/or heavy mu I use Clinique TTDO Balm; no 2nd cleanser needed. If my skin is severely irritated and/or in case of a Ros