Silk Naturals

Silk Naturals

ashap2019-02-09T17:02:00.000Z
I'm over 50 also, and have had to rethink my routine due to increasing sensitivity +
I switched cleansers to more gentle, and hydrating formulas. I also do oil cleansing with a very mild product to get makeup and sunscreen off. Right n
Ladyfire2019-02-06T08:53:00.000Z
Silk naturals has a few. Good quality and very cheap.
katwalker2019-02-03T18:16:00.000Z
Most people have more trouble with the SS than the oil cleanser.+
I mean, technically, any oil will break up a mineral SS. You could use OTC olive oil. You can then follow up with your regular cleanser if you feel yo
autumn952019-02-03T14:57:00.000Z
I usually conceal around my nose and any spots I have. I use a concealer brush. I use a "full +
coverage" formula. Currently using Jenulence (was Alpha). I don't use under eye concealer. I do have a yellow like BM Well Rested (copy from Silk Natu
dottielsj2019-02-03T09:37:00.000Z
I do and it works great. I use the Pixi 20% glycolic pads in the morning and alternate with+
Silk Naturals Lactic Acid toner (BHA) every other day. This has given me better results than using just one or the other alone. My skin is glowing a
Paleredlips2019-02-02T12:21:00.000Z
Silk Naturals 8% AHA. It's lactic acid, I find it great on my combo skin.
andreajunelle2019-02-02T07:21:00.000Z
Neutrogena Hydro Boost Hydrating Shine (marketed as a gloss, but is more of a thick, colored+
balm IME. - And also Silk Naturals Plain Organic Balm HTH :)
autumn952019-01-27T13:34:00.000Z
50+ here and I prefer mineral blush. Silk Naturals, Meow, Lumiere (d/c) etc.
katwalker2019-01-17T16:51:00.000Z
Oatmeal. The simplest way to get it is a face mask of collidial oatmeal+
You can buy colloidal oatmeal at your local CVS or Walgreens. Aveeno sells it for it as packets for the bath, but you can buy the generic version as i
Ladyfire2019-01-14T16:32:00.000Z
Silk naturals tart light