Skincare products you recommend - Page 3

suvari · 27-11-2005

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Originally Posted by Browneyes

mine are Dr. Hauschka. Don't have mineral oil either and are organic which i love

never heard of the name before

Browneyes · 27-11-2005

^ they are products originally from Germany, and well, i have had very good results with them

There is a thread on Dr Hauschka here at tFS if you do a search, if you're interested in knowing more about them

They are sold in some big department stores (i know Harvey Nichols in London, Magasin in Copenhagen, and a big one in Berlin (but i forgot the name) has them) but they are also sold in health stores.

suvari · 27-11-2005

Oh thank you! I'm gonna look it up

QueenE · 01-12-2005

though its a face wash i looooovee the bodyshop's tea tree oil wash. moisturises dry skin but doesnt make oily skin worse and it really makes our face soooft

titania · 02-12-2005

I love love love the Jurlique range because it smells great and it's organic. I'm using the Face Wash Cream (it's actually a soft mushie face scrub/exfoliator), Cleansing Lotion, Pure Rosewater Freshener (as a sort of toner) and the Daily Face Care Lotion. I used to use Clinique and Biotherm, Clinique was pretty okay. I'd love to use SKII though.

Tushka_BeLLa · 02-12-2005

Neutrogena DEEP CLEAN scrub

kathyjeanc · 02-12-2005

i have a few products in rotation right now, and the standout star is kiehl's pineapple papaya scrub

ms_prissy · 03-12-2005

neutrogena extra gentle cleanse and cetaphil moisterizor (hate their cleanser though!)

Heri · 06-12-2005

I tried a lot of products and I agree that every skin is different, now I just use:
keratoplast cream soap and chamomile lotion from Mario Badescu (because my skin is very sensitive and often with redness)
a night moisturizer for impure skin from L'erbolario, this is absolutely great!

a scrub once a week, now I'm using one from my dermatologist.
That's all.

eugenius · 06-12-2005

Scrubs & exfoliators are great & essential to the "skincare regime", but certainly not best for people w/ highly acneic skin..

Right now, Ive been using the Dermalogica line...Great products & reasonable price-point (with this line, I feel the old adage "You get what you paid for" definitely applies)..

sasscam · 07-12-2005

Right now I'm using Neutragina deep clean cream cleanser, my skin is ultra sensitive and oily t-zone and this cleanser is the only thing that prevents break outs for me.
For moisturiser I'm using jurlique herbal recovery gel (on cheeks only)
Scrub: Dermalogica daily microfoliant
Masks: Palmers eventone brightening facial mask (to even out skin tone), Origins Clear Improvement charcoal mask (to clear my pores when oily), Jurlique Nurturing mask (to hydrate and calm)
For pimples I use Mario Badescue drying lotion & buffering lotion for cysts)
For eyes: Kosmea organic rose hip oil or 100% Almond oil (at night only)

VainJane · 07-12-2005

Right now I just use a daily pore cleanser (clean&clear) and a hydrating cream from Pond's. But I have really great skin that's neither too dry or too oily and I never break out...but I was wondering:

What's a toner do?

At the age of 20, do I need to use eye cream?

And are there any great skin products that maintain/produce a nice porcelain look? (a la Lily Cole, Gemma Ward)

FrockRadar8 · 07-12-2005

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Originally Posted by Boink

im a guy, i have fairly nice skin at the moment, but ive noticed when i get out the shower? my face is like white and bright red in areas. and takes it like 5/6 hours for it to back to its natural tone of light brown. is there anything u could recommend. i even use fragranceless soap on my body now incase it was just something i was allergic too. feedback please.

you may have noticed im quite vain, but i believe looking my best gives me confidence in myself and what im doing. heh.

Boink, I may sound like a weirdo after asking all these questions, but I may be able to help you out. I used to have the same problem quite often. Is the water you're using too hot? What type of cleaner do you use? Does it contain glycerin. I find that glycerin is extremely drying and leaves me with the red marks that you've described. It's quite common, especially in gel cleaners, that's why cream cleansers, whether for body or face, tend to be less harsh. I'd recommend cetaphil for the face and a creamy cleanser (any brand) for the body. Hope that helps.

PULL · 08-12-2005

I use bodyshop aloe vera daycream for my dry skin... it really helps! its cheap too

Golden_butterfly · 08-12-2005

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Originally Posted by VainJane

And are there any great skin products that maintain/produce a nice porcelain look? (a la Lily Cole, Gemma Ward)

I would to know this too

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sasscam Midnight blooms......... Join Date: May 2005 Location: Australia Gender: femme Posts: 3,874	Right now I'm using Neutragina deep clean cream cleanser, my skin is ultra sensitive and oily t-zone and this cleanser is the only thing that prevents break outs for me. For moisturiser I'm using jurlique herbal recovery gel (on cheeks only) Scrub: Dermalogica daily microfoliant Masks: Palmers eventone brightening facial mask (to even out skin tone), Origins Clear Improvement charcoal mask (to clear my pores when oily), Jurlique Nurturing mask (to hydrate and calm) For pimples I use Mario Badescue drying lotion & buffering lotion for cysts) For eyes: Kosmea organic rose hip oil or 100% Almond oil (at night only) Last edited by sasscam; 07-12-2005 at 12:41 AM.

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titania fashion icon Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: down under Gender: femme Posts: 3,025	I love love love the Jurlique range because it smells great and it's organic. I'm using the Face Wash Cream (it's actually a soft mushie face scrub/exfoliator), Cleansing Lotion, Pure Rosewater Freshener (as a sort of toner) and the Daily Face Care Lotion. I used to use Clinique and Biotherm, Clinique was pretty okay. I'd love to use SKII though.

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Tushka_BeLLa V.I.P. Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: South Africa Gender: femme Posts: 7,676	Neutrogena DEEP CLEAN scrub

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kathyjeanc rising star Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: NYC Gender: femme Posts: 172	i have a few products in rotation right now, and the standout star is kiehl's pineapple papaya scrub

03-12-2005	38
ms_prissy trendsetter Join Date: Jan 2005 Gender: femme Posts: 1,019	neutrogena extra gentle cleanse and cetaphil moisterizor (hate their cleanser though!)

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Heri backstage pass Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Italy Gender: femme Posts: 652	I tried a lot of products and I agree that every skin is different, now I just use: keratoplast cream soap and chamomile lotion from Mario Badescu (because my skin is very sensitive and often with redness) a night moisturizer for impure skin from L'erbolario, this is absolutely great! a scrub once a week, now I'm using one from my dermatologist. That's all.

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eugenius tfs star Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Boston Gender: homme Posts: 1,906	Scrubs & exfoliators are great & essential to the "skincare regime", but certainly not best for people w/ highly acneic skin.. Right now, Ive been using the Dermalogica line...Great products & reasonable price-point (with this line, I feel the old adage "You get what you paid for" definitely applies)..

07-12-2005	42
VainJane fashion insider Join Date: May 2004 Location: Virginia and Seattle Gender: femme Posts: 2,043	Right now I just use a daily pore cleanser (clean&clear) and a hydrating cream from Pond's. But I have really great skin that's neither too dry or too oily and I never break out...but I was wondering: What's a toner do? At the age of 20, do I need to use eye cream? And are there any great skin products that maintain/produce a nice porcelain look? (a la Lily Cole, Gemma Ward) __________________ "But I, being poor, have only my dreams; I have spread my dreams under your feet; Tread softly because you tread on my dreams." Last edited by VainJane; 07-12-2005 at 02:38 PM.

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PULL rising star Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: SWEDEN Gender: femme Posts: 128	I use bodyshop aloe vera daycream for my dry skin... it really helps! its cheap too

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