The All Natural Face

The All Natural Face

ziggymama2023-05-09T07:27:56.000Z
I can so relate! Here's some tips; feel free to PM or post with questions ++
Dry, Red, Irritated (even crusty) Eyes STEP ONE Try to pinpoint the cause. Some possibilities: --Contact dermatitis from something touching the s
KatieRoxx2023-05-02T16:59:51.000Z
Agree with Melissa below - a facial toner helps. I use Clinique TTDO Cleansing Balm first and let+
it sit while I remove my eye makeup. I follow the balm with Clinique All About Clean Mild Liquid Facial Soap (and I use a dual sided facial cleansi
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ziggymama2023-04-24T12:40:41.000Z
Here's how I clean mine, after many different techniques and products ++
Washing makeup brushes Need: Zote (preferably white) laundry soap, under a dollar at Walmart laundry aisle Silicone scrubbie (face ones work just
BayAreaMom2023-04-21T18:13:12.000Z
The All Natural Face ~ olive warmest loose powder
dottielsj2023-04-19T12:51:05.000Z
I live in hades land. It’s hot as H3LL down here. What saves my mu is ++
Doing a couple of layers of setting spray. I don’t set fndt or concealer with powder, my skin is dry and this leads to serious cake face. Right now,
BayAreaMom2023-04-17T21:55:05.000Z
MAC f&b which sorry but hanging head in shame for cheating by specifying the original formulation +
because thanks to dottielsj, I’ve been ordering from ebay … so to me, it doesn’t quite yet have that entirely ‘discontinued’ feel even though it has i
ziggymama2023-04-17T05:41:52.000Z
This is what I do (note that for stuff like concealer, I apply soap directly and PULL ++
the product out of the bristles with fingernails). For very dirty brushes, allow to soak for a couple of minutes in warm water & soap. Washing make
ziggymama2023-04-11T06:25:28.000Z
Could be seborrheic dermatitis, it's a fungal thing and very persistent; it was more or less ++
the cause of my skin freakout at menopause. Here's a writeup I did about this: Fighting Seborrheic dermatitis (seb derm, SD) I had patches on my
dottielsj2023-04-10T16:16:02.000Z
^^I do something similar. If I use an exfoliant too much, I get flakes. If I don’t use ++
One often enough…flakes. It can be difficult to find the perfect balance. Just hang in there. I can’t use Retin A or any retinols/retinoids, they do