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I've never used it myself, but I know tons of people swear by the Clinique products. I forget exactly what it's called, but it's for acne and trouble skin.
ReplyDeleteI am not much help in this department as I don't use one...but I have heard that Clinique and Lancome have good products - but kind of pricey. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI use Dr. Bronners Organic soap, it's hemp almond pure castille soap you can buy at Whole Foods (16oz for $7-9) and Goats milk lotion that i buy from the farmers market! ;) hahaha
ReplyDeleteIt's the great stuff I have ever washed my face with too! And a little dab goes a long way.... :)
When I used to sell arbonne, clinique is the worse stuff out there...It's made with cheap ingredients. Sorry ladies I'm not trying to be combative! hahaha
ReplyDeleteArbonne is good all plant based and middle of the road expensive. :)
I used to see a dermatologist who told me that bar soap really was the best thing. I always used to think he was nuts, but now that's all I use! I get a good moisturizing bar soap and away I go!
ReplyDeleteI have very sensitive, dry skin and I use C.etaphil. It totally cleared up my eczema and you can buy it at the drugstore (I buy it at C.ostco for so cheap!). You can even use it without water!
ReplyDeleteI am partial to Avon products, maybe because my sister sells them. I like their ANEW line, especially their face lotion that comes with a toner etc. It really helps even out my skin and I use the face wash as well. All there products are completely returnable for no cost (shipping) if you aren't satisfied for whatever reason. Might be a cheaper alternative to dept stores.
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