Is this a good face care regimin? Is not, what is?
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14
Mar
Is this a good face care regimin? Is not, what is?
I am 18 and have VERY dry, VERY sensitive skin esp. on my face which gets easily irritated and tight when I wash my face. I have been looking for a new face skin care regimen to help me with this problem I have alot of dead skin on my face and I can tell because its dull, when I frown I get little fine lines on my forward(which I believe is caused by dry skin cause i got a facial at a spa once and it disappeared), my face is ashy, and a bit flaky. I want to have bright, smooth, soft, healthy looking and feeling skin. I have been looking into a few products and I was wondering if getting these would help. I am on a budget and can't afford any high end products as of yet to keep up with.
I wanted to get St. Ives facial warming scrub or other St. Ives face scrub, Cetephil facial cleanser, neutragene face toner and cetaphil moisturizing face lotion. Is this a good skin care regimen? If not, what is good or bad in this regimin? I will be using them in that exact order. I have used cetaphil before years in the past as a sample and that thing did wonders for my face. So I'm giving it an official try.
Also I don't have acne prone skin and NEVER had a skin care regimin. Hence, why I might have very dry skin.
2 Responses for "Is this a good face care regimin? Is not, what is?"
I have always used Mary Kay for my face because my face was also very dry. I know it is expensive but it works great. I use a 5 step cleansing process everyday and it is awesome. I have to tell you I am a lot older than you and I don't have crows feet by my eyes and very little wrinkles. (that you don't have to worry about right now lol). Mary Kay is wonderful. Source(s): marykay0o0com
If you have dry skin skip the scrub, it will only irritate your skin.Also, toner isn't needed. Neutragena toners have way too much alcohol, not good for skin! Just stick with the Cetaphil face cleanser & lotion.
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