I am looking for a cream to moisturize and keep the dry skin from becoming too dry, I can do it nightly if it takes that much effort.
Anyone know of aany cream to put aaround outside of nostrils where dry flaky skin is?
Not a good option for the daytime, but you could try using Vaseline at night. I've had to do this before and it worked pretty well. You might want to put an old pillowcase on your bed if you do try this.
The other thing that I do in the wintertime is use a vaporizer in my bedroom at night in order to keep the humidity level up and minimize dry skin.
Reply:It may sound nuts, but i have found chapstick is wonderful for your nose. It's on chapped/sore lips, why not your nose too?
Reply:If you can get some Rosehip Oil it works great for dry skin. I use it nightly on my whole face. Go to your search bar and type in "benefits of rosehip oil" and read about it. I ordered mine online. It wasn't to expensive and you use a very small amount so it does last a long time.
Reply:take a Vitamin E capsule .Get a safety pin or needle and puncture a whole in it Squeeze it to your finger tip and apply to the affected area a couple times a day It is thick and healing.Alternatively or if it is raw, and you are not allergic, use Neosporin ointment also to the area a couple times a day.
Reply:try melaleuca facial moisturising cream. i had recommended to a friend who is suffering from quite severe ezcema. She has reported fantastic results using it. it's not available off the shelves though as it is marketing thru direct sales. email me is you want more details
amaryllis
Sunday, November 20, 2011
Best anti-aging cream for oily skin?
I'm only 20 but i want to start preventing wrinkles from forming. However, I am worried that anti-aging creams will make me break out. Does anyone know of a cream that reduces fine lines but isn't too oily?
Best anti-aging cream for oily skin?
Oil of Ulay
Reply:I suggest u use olay.
Best anti-aging cream for oily skin?
Oil of Ulay
Reply:I suggest u use olay.
Facial cream for dry skin?
i'm 40 years old and still having problems with my skin. once in a while my face gets dry %26amp; itchy and i'm also having breakouts. i've tried several moisturizers like aveeno, oil of olay and clarins but all of them don't seem to work. can somebody suggest a good moisturizer?
Facial cream for dry skin?
OIL OF OLAY
Reply:these high class creams will not work because they may be having chemicals in them that may be affecting your skin color or texture or structure.the best way (i am not joking) is to apply yogurt on your face.then leave it to dry for about an hour or two.when you come to India on a tour ask for ayurvedic medicines.India is the best in ayurvedic medicine and seriously you will be looking strikingly beautiful.
Reply:Kiehl's panthenol protein moisturizing face cream works really good. It is enriched with vitamins E and A and Beta Carotene. It works for normal to dry and dry skin types. My face get really dry during the winter and it is also very sensitive but Kiehl's is perfect. I put it on everynight before i go to bed and it works great.
Reply:Try Eucerin. You can buy it at any pharmacy. It should help with both the itch and dryness. They have a few formulations, you can pick the one you feel is best for you.
Another option if you really have severe dryness (more than even itch) is Aquaphor.
Based on what you described I would recommend Eucerin. In addition it is non-greasy and odorless.
As for the breakouts, you can couple this with a salicylic acid face wash (milder, more for prevention) or benzoyl peroxide acne medication (bit stronger, often for treatment).
Some moisturizers seem to cause more breakouts. I have not found this to be the case with Eucerin.
Reply:I have the same problem i was diagnosed with house wifes dermatitis , i use baidec naturals cream good all over and safe for kids, i use it on my face and seems to help heaps
Reply:u need facial cream for dry skin i think u need products more information http://www.skincarefairy.com
Facial cream for dry skin?
OIL OF OLAY
Reply:these high class creams will not work because they may be having chemicals in them that may be affecting your skin color or texture or structure.the best way (i am not joking) is to apply yogurt on your face.then leave it to dry for about an hour or two.when you come to India on a tour ask for ayurvedic medicines.India is the best in ayurvedic medicine and seriously you will be looking strikingly beautiful.
Reply:Kiehl's panthenol protein moisturizing face cream works really good. It is enriched with vitamins E and A and Beta Carotene. It works for normal to dry and dry skin types. My face get really dry during the winter and it is also very sensitive but Kiehl's is perfect. I put it on everynight before i go to bed and it works great.
Reply:Try Eucerin. You can buy it at any pharmacy. It should help with both the itch and dryness. They have a few formulations, you can pick the one you feel is best for you.
Another option if you really have severe dryness (more than even itch) is Aquaphor.
Based on what you described I would recommend Eucerin. In addition it is non-greasy and odorless.
As for the breakouts, you can couple this with a salicylic acid face wash (milder, more for prevention) or benzoyl peroxide acne medication (bit stronger, often for treatment).
Some moisturizers seem to cause more breakouts. I have not found this to be the case with Eucerin.
Reply:I have the same problem i was diagnosed with house wifes dermatitis , i use baidec naturals cream good all over and safe for kids, i use it on my face and seems to help heaps
Reply:u need facial cream for dry skin i think u need products more information http://www.skincarefairy.com
Best anti-aging cream for young skin ?
Im not sure when you are meant to start using anti aging cream but Ive heard some people start aging at 21?
Anyone know a good cream?
Best anti-aging cream for young skin ?
I am an esthetician and the number one thing that ages skin is over exposure to the sun. Some exposure to the sun is necessary and good, its the OVER exposure that can literally kill you and age you sooner than you would like. Just make sure you are protecting your skin with a sunblock, drinking lots of water (as does dehydration ages you too) and eating right and taking care of your skin. Getting facials helps too.
Reply:I would have to say Roc and it is always on offer lately which is great as it is quite expensive!
Reply:when you are 40 yiou can start to use anti-aging cream for the wrinkles your kids give iyou. Don't rush your life.
Reply:Get a good vitamin-E cream from the health food store. I use it for all sorts of things, including where skin has dried and cracked, for lubrication in sensitive areas, all sorts of things.
Reply:Use any old cream you like...if it smells good and feels good it is good (mind you that could go for a lot of things). Anyway, main thing is eat well, drink lots of water, and enjoy the way your face changes...that's what life is about!
Reply:sperm has loads of protein and chemicals in it that are really good for your skin. have fun!!!!!
Reply:I think when you're young, it's not necessary to use such products. Why not look after your skin in other ways? For example, ALWAYS take your make up off before going to bed. Also, do a face mask once a week as a treat. You could gently exfoliate your skin every week too. Get into the habit of cleansing, toning and moisturising every day.
Reply:the first thing to do is use sunscreen, always..the sun is 90% of aging, wrinkled skin!! i also recommen Oil of Olay, it is light ,inexpensive and works great...i am 57 and have skin 20yrs younger..i started using it at age 21
Reply:The best kind of cream for young skins, are any which have added sun factor. This will stop the skin ageing too quickly. Most ageing signs are caused by sun damage. you can buy the cheapest cream you can find so long as it has added sun protection
Reply:olay regenerist
Reply:Healthy skin starts from the inside out; take a skin and hair vitamin, get a good night sleep, drink plenty of water, and use a cream with retinol as the main active engredient.
Reply:Hi there try youth and firmness cream by Thalion. its a great cream to start and use at your age, you will feel the skin become firm and any fine lines disappear.
Reply:I'm young too (26) and don't believe there is a time too early to think about skin care, especially anti-aging formulas that maximize the health of your skin. I have had great luck with any Oil of Olay (Regenerist is nice) and Aveno (Radiant Skin w/SPF 15) products - fabulous! As a side note, Neutrogena's Radiance Boost eye cream works miraculously on puffiness and dark circles, and claims to help w/wrinkles. Think probably the most imp't thing would be to find what works with your skin type to balance a nice dewy complexion =) Mine is probably normal-combination (changing w/the seasons) and wear contacts... haven't had any problems! Good luck!
Reply:Hi! As an consultant for Arbonne International I will suggest that you don't really need an anti-aging skin care line until you are at least 30. Arbonne has a skin care line for younger skin called the Arbonne Intellegence. Suggested age is 16 - 30. Arbonne's products are all botanically based and pure and with the Intelligence Line will help prepare your skin for aging....when you do get into your 30's and 40's. If interested, shoot me back an e-mail and I'll lead you to my website and further information.
Reply:It's good to start young most people think they don't need a good moisturiser until they already have wrinkles. I'm 47 and I haven't got many wrinkles at all. A lot of it is down to genes, but don't smoke or get drunk too often, drink plenty of water, always take your make up of at night, never wash your face with soap (get a good cleansing cream) and any moisturisers are good at your age so don't pay a fortune, Nivea is cheap and excellent.
Reply:vaseline
Reply:My office manager swears by the one that Mary kay has out. She bought about 5 tubes of it from me plus the microderm abrasion set. if you want to check it out just go to marykay.com.
Anyone know a good cream?
Best anti-aging cream for young skin ?
I am an esthetician and the number one thing that ages skin is over exposure to the sun. Some exposure to the sun is necessary and good, its the OVER exposure that can literally kill you and age you sooner than you would like. Just make sure you are protecting your skin with a sunblock, drinking lots of water (as does dehydration ages you too) and eating right and taking care of your skin. Getting facials helps too.
Reply:I would have to say Roc and it is always on offer lately which is great as it is quite expensive!
Reply:when you are 40 yiou can start to use anti-aging cream for the wrinkles your kids give iyou. Don't rush your life.
Reply:Get a good vitamin-E cream from the health food store. I use it for all sorts of things, including where skin has dried and cracked, for lubrication in sensitive areas, all sorts of things.
Reply:Use any old cream you like...if it smells good and feels good it is good (mind you that could go for a lot of things). Anyway, main thing is eat well, drink lots of water, and enjoy the way your face changes...that's what life is about!
Reply:sperm has loads of protein and chemicals in it that are really good for your skin. have fun!!!!!
Reply:I think when you're young, it's not necessary to use such products. Why not look after your skin in other ways? For example, ALWAYS take your make up off before going to bed. Also, do a face mask once a week as a treat. You could gently exfoliate your skin every week too. Get into the habit of cleansing, toning and moisturising every day.
Reply:the first thing to do is use sunscreen, always..the sun is 90% of aging, wrinkled skin!! i also recommen Oil of Olay, it is light ,inexpensive and works great...i am 57 and have skin 20yrs younger..i started using it at age 21
Reply:The best kind of cream for young skins, are any which have added sun factor. This will stop the skin ageing too quickly. Most ageing signs are caused by sun damage. you can buy the cheapest cream you can find so long as it has added sun protection
Reply:olay regenerist
Reply:Healthy skin starts from the inside out; take a skin and hair vitamin, get a good night sleep, drink plenty of water, and use a cream with retinol as the main active engredient.
Reply:Hi there try youth and firmness cream by Thalion. its a great cream to start and use at your age, you will feel the skin become firm and any fine lines disappear.
Reply:I'm young too (26) and don't believe there is a time too early to think about skin care, especially anti-aging formulas that maximize the health of your skin. I have had great luck with any Oil of Olay (Regenerist is nice) and Aveno (Radiant Skin w/SPF 15) products - fabulous! As a side note, Neutrogena's Radiance Boost eye cream works miraculously on puffiness and dark circles, and claims to help w/wrinkles. Think probably the most imp't thing would be to find what works with your skin type to balance a nice dewy complexion =) Mine is probably normal-combination (changing w/the seasons) and wear contacts... haven't had any problems! Good luck!
Reply:Hi! As an consultant for Arbonne International I will suggest that you don't really need an anti-aging skin care line until you are at least 30. Arbonne has a skin care line for younger skin called the Arbonne Intellegence. Suggested age is 16 - 30. Arbonne's products are all botanically based and pure and with the Intelligence Line will help prepare your skin for aging....when you do get into your 30's and 40's. If interested, shoot me back an e-mail and I'll lead you to my website and further information.
Reply:It's good to start young most people think they don't need a good moisturiser until they already have wrinkles. I'm 47 and I haven't got many wrinkles at all. A lot of it is down to genes, but don't smoke or get drunk too often, drink plenty of water, always take your make up of at night, never wash your face with soap (get a good cleansing cream) and any moisturisers are good at your age so don't pay a fortune, Nivea is cheap and excellent.
Reply:vaseline
Reply:My office manager swears by the one that Mary kay has out. She bought about 5 tubes of it from me plus the microderm abrasion set. if you want to check it out just go to marykay.com.
What are the benefits of Vitamin E and Vitamin C cream for skin ??
I m not sure about Vit e but Vit c helps support collagen, elastin and ground substance( the strength and elasticity of the skin)
spider lily
spider lily
I am writing a current events report on a new cream for skin rash. Would this be a topical ointment?
If applied topically it indeed would be called a topical ointment...however, if ingested would cause a current event.
Hope this clears things up for you.
I am writing a current events report on a new cream for skin rash. Would this be a topical ointment?
Very punny.
Reply:yes anything applied to the skin is considered topical
Reply:Doh!
Hope this clears things up for you.
I am writing a current events report on a new cream for skin rash. Would this be a topical ointment?
Very punny.
Reply:yes anything applied to the skin is considered topical
Reply:Doh!
Is there a really good cream , lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
Hi girls, I really suffer from irritated skin after shaving around my vagina , anybody knows a really good cream o lotion i can use for this ?
Is there a really good cream , lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
that's exactly why many including myself dont shave it itches and breaks out sorry
Reply:ask someone that does waxing what they recommend. Or, stop shaving your pubic hair.
Reply:Hydrocortizone, any creme that has that in it is very good for itchy dry irrated skin, put that on daily and it will work. If its very itchy get a spray for it Anti Itch spray, Benadryl has that.
Reply:lolololololololololololololololololololo...
Reply:Don't shave. Waxing or delipatory (nair) but if you get it all the way down to the skin in any way the growing back is always going to be uncomfortable. Try just going short instead of totally bare.
Reply:Stop shaving and buy one of those little bikini touch razors from WalMart
Any lotion would just be a temporary fix
Reply:Gold bond lotion! I have just tried this for the same reason, and I don't have razor burn. Apply as soon as you get out of the shower and while shaving use cool water and don't get the water hot again after shaving.
I have tried waxing and the pain is terrible!
Reply:Use something like hydrocortisone to soothe the irritation and get rid of inflammation. DON'T use an antibiotic cream in that area, or you risk a yeast infection.
Reply:I would say use some good ol' baby batter , that should work hit me up if you need any !
Reply:personally, i find scholl athletes foot spray is very good at relieving itching and irritation although i`ve never tried it on a shaved area but it might be worth a try. (sorry i`m not a girl but i think my answers a good one)
Reply:Tend skins works wonders,the wax places recommend it. Also google Von Bibber's powder since I sarted using that no more chaffing, it's made with boric acid(just sounds scary but thats used to treat yeast infections these days just dont eat any) %26amp; corn starch.If you look up alot of diaper rash creams Like the Butt paste has boric acid in it.Chk it out for your self
Is there a really good cream , lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
that's exactly why many including myself dont shave it itches and breaks out sorry
Reply:ask someone that does waxing what they recommend. Or, stop shaving your pubic hair.
Reply:Hydrocortizone, any creme that has that in it is very good for itchy dry irrated skin, put that on daily and it will work. If its very itchy get a spray for it Anti Itch spray, Benadryl has that.
Reply:lolololololololololololololololololololo...
Reply:Don't shave. Waxing or delipatory (nair) but if you get it all the way down to the skin in any way the growing back is always going to be uncomfortable. Try just going short instead of totally bare.
Reply:Stop shaving and buy one of those little bikini touch razors from WalMart
Any lotion would just be a temporary fix
Reply:Gold bond lotion! I have just tried this for the same reason, and I don't have razor burn. Apply as soon as you get out of the shower and while shaving use cool water and don't get the water hot again after shaving.
I have tried waxing and the pain is terrible!
Reply:Use something like hydrocortisone to soothe the irritation and get rid of inflammation. DON'T use an antibiotic cream in that area, or you risk a yeast infection.
Reply:I would say use some good ol' baby batter , that should work hit me up if you need any !
Reply:personally, i find scholl athletes foot spray is very good at relieving itching and irritation although i`ve never tried it on a shaved area but it might be worth a try. (sorry i`m not a girl but i think my answers a good one)
Reply:Tend skins works wonders,the wax places recommend it. Also google Von Bibber's powder since I sarted using that no more chaffing, it's made with boric acid(just sounds scary but thats used to treat yeast infections these days just dont eat any) %26amp; corn starch.If you look up alot of diaper rash creams Like the Butt paste has boric acid in it.Chk it out for your self
Is there a really good cream, lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
Hi girls , I really suffer from irritated skin , after shaving around my vagina , anybody knows what can i use for this, a really good cream o lotion?
Is there a really good cream, lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
try some GOLDBOND it's really good for irritated skin or try some A and D ointment but don't get any of these inside the vagina
Is there a really good cream, lotion or moisturizer for pubic irritated skin?
try some GOLDBOND it's really good for irritated skin or try some A and D ointment but don't get any of these inside the vagina
Does shaving cream protect the skin while handling lead-containing solder or other metals?
I am an artist learning to make stained glass, using leaded solder and came. I was told that rubbing shaving cream on my hands would form a protective lead-barrier for handling the solder.
This 'shaving cream' protection technique is used by guys at the telephone company who handle wires or something with lead.
Does shaving cream protect the skin while handling lead-containing solder or other metals?
I doubt it. I would have thought gloves would be better if you're worried.
lucky nuts
This 'shaving cream' protection technique is used by guys at the telephone company who handle wires or something with lead.
Does shaving cream protect the skin while handling lead-containing solder or other metals?
I doubt it. I would have thought gloves would be better if you're worried.
lucky nuts
What cream do i use if i peeled my nose skin?
Guys, i think ive been using too many chemicals on my fast too much in 1 day,
i used clearasil, then after 1 hr i had a detol liquid antibiotic liquid soap, i used that and put a bandaid on to remove this pimple i had
now my nose area is kinda brownish, and i peeled a little bit from the middle and it was pink, (not my skin tho)
I have bacitracin Ointment first aid cream
should i use that?
And when will my nose heal up, and what do i do with that brownish part?
What cream do i use if i peeled my nose skin?
Use Aloe Vera lotion or creme, it will clear it up! I've had this same problem before, but use the bacteria ointment creme you have. The brown will probably just go away.
Reply:See a dermatologist
Reply:Get some neosporin and apply on your nose that will help!! and do not pick the scabs!!!as it will scar!
i used clearasil, then after 1 hr i had a detol liquid antibiotic liquid soap, i used that and put a bandaid on to remove this pimple i had
now my nose area is kinda brownish, and i peeled a little bit from the middle and it was pink, (not my skin tho)
I have bacitracin Ointment first aid cream
should i use that?
And when will my nose heal up, and what do i do with that brownish part?
What cream do i use if i peeled my nose skin?
Use Aloe Vera lotion or creme, it will clear it up! I've had this same problem before, but use the bacteria ointment creme you have. The brown will probably just go away.
Reply:See a dermatologist
Reply:Get some neosporin and apply on your nose that will help!! and do not pick the scabs!!!as it will scar!
I want to know whether the aloe vera gel/cream for skin can be used on your hair as well?
when i was young we used to have an aloe vera plant.my relatives said that it would be great squeezed on the hair and i did that. it would be sticky so you have to rinse it off. but it really makes the hair smooth. so i guess the gel would be great too
I want to know whether the aloe vera gel/cream for skin can be used on your hair as well?
no
Reply:never heard of it can be used on hair .. plz be careful .. but i heard that the fresh aloe vera juice can put on hair .. of course .. wash it after few mins massage ur hair
Reply:i heard you can actually ruin your hair and also dry it out by using skin lotions. also, you might make it too oily and that can cause problems like lice, irritations, head pimples. just use a leave in conditioner if you really facy in stuff that conditions your hair and you dont have to rinse out. hope that helps.
I want to know whether the aloe vera gel/cream for skin can be used on your hair as well?
no
Reply:never heard of it can be used on hair .. plz be careful .. but i heard that the fresh aloe vera juice can put on hair .. of course .. wash it after few mins massage ur hair
Reply:i heard you can actually ruin your hair and also dry it out by using skin lotions. also, you might make it too oily and that can cause problems like lice, irritations, head pimples. just use a leave in conditioner if you really facy in stuff that conditions your hair and you dont have to rinse out. hope that helps.
What is the best cream out there for stretch marks/loose skin?
I have stretch marks on my tummy from pregnancy and loose skin also from rapid weight loss after baby. I have been searching the net for the best cream and there are so many! Any suggestions? Price isn't an issue.
What is the best cream out there for stretch marks/loose skin?
Depending on the severity and location of the stretch marks, exfoliation may be helpful. Removing layers of dead skin can help minimize the appearance of stretch marks. You can use oatmeal or baking soda to make your own. Be sure to apply plenty of moisturizer to keep the skin soft and hydrated after exfoliation. Cocoa Butter or oil is great for stretch marks!
If the stretch marks are more noticeable, you can also try some products with a lot of elastin and collagen-
There is a product called trilastin which is supposed to really good, you can look it up on the net.
Another one that has been highly rated is revitol, it is supposed to be the leading cream on the market.
I hope this helps!!!
Reply:Plastic surgery, I have stretch marks and no cream/lotion has helped, They do seem to get better as the years go by. The loose skin can be tightened by doing sit up. Tanning also helps minimize the look of stretch marks.
What is the best cream out there for stretch marks/loose skin?
Depending on the severity and location of the stretch marks, exfoliation may be helpful. Removing layers of dead skin can help minimize the appearance of stretch marks. You can use oatmeal or baking soda to make your own. Be sure to apply plenty of moisturizer to keep the skin soft and hydrated after exfoliation. Cocoa Butter or oil is great for stretch marks!
If the stretch marks are more noticeable, you can also try some products with a lot of elastin and collagen-
There is a product called trilastin which is supposed to really good, you can look it up on the net.
Another one that has been highly rated is revitol, it is supposed to be the leading cream on the market.
I hope this helps!!!
Reply:Plastic surgery, I have stretch marks and no cream/lotion has helped, They do seem to get better as the years go by. The loose skin can be tightened by doing sit up. Tanning also helps minimize the look of stretch marks.
Cream for oil skin?
my face is oil skin type which has many pimples and spots
Cream for oil skin?
I use a wonderful cleanser called "Apricot Scrub" by St. Ives. Get the Medicated kind. It makes your skin squeaky clean, and it's a great exfoliator. Seriously. Try it. It's not expensive either, you can get it at the supermarket :-)
Reply:For Oily skin you would not want to use a cream. I would recommend using a gentle soap cleanser (minus salicylic acid- this is harsh and can cause flaking/peeling). Now as for the acne, a low grade benzoyl peroxide (%26lt;10%) should do the trick, it might take about 6 weeks to work, but it will eventually. As for short term, pimple treatment, use a gel (salicylic acid 2%, available Over the counter), this will dry them out and swelling/redness will be reduced within 2 days.
Oily skin should use a gel product to dry the skin.
Reply:I have cleared my acne with an all natural Aloe supplement, also changing my diet has decreased my naturally oily skin to now much less oily skin. It may be a problem with your digestive system or your hormones, both can be factors. It is unlikely that any cream or astringent will work as a cure, they all only work on the symptoms and may lead to drying the skin which your skin compensates for by making more oil. Believe me, I tried everything from over the counter to strong prescriptions but nothing worked for long and sometimes the side effects were much worse than the pimples. I take an internal mineral supplement that gives my body the tools it need to digest food and dispose of toxins in a healthy way. There are topical ointments and techniques too but they will only be a band-aid if you don't find the source of the problem. email me for more help.
Reply:Morning:
Use an astringent that doesn't contain any acne medicine to clean your skin. Apply Clean and Clear Oil Free Moisturizer with Salicylic Acid and during the day use Clear and Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets to control oil. Avoid using benzoyl peroxide during the day if you are going to be exposed to sunlight.
Night:
Clean skin with astringent and apply benzoyl peroxide, avoid eye area and lips.
You'll notice the difference in just one day. At least it works for me.
oleander
Cream for oil skin?
I use a wonderful cleanser called "Apricot Scrub" by St. Ives. Get the Medicated kind. It makes your skin squeaky clean, and it's a great exfoliator. Seriously. Try it. It's not expensive either, you can get it at the supermarket :-)
Reply:For Oily skin you would not want to use a cream. I would recommend using a gentle soap cleanser (minus salicylic acid- this is harsh and can cause flaking/peeling). Now as for the acne, a low grade benzoyl peroxide (%26lt;10%) should do the trick, it might take about 6 weeks to work, but it will eventually. As for short term, pimple treatment, use a gel (salicylic acid 2%, available Over the counter), this will dry them out and swelling/redness will be reduced within 2 days.
Oily skin should use a gel product to dry the skin.
Reply:I have cleared my acne with an all natural Aloe supplement, also changing my diet has decreased my naturally oily skin to now much less oily skin. It may be a problem with your digestive system or your hormones, both can be factors. It is unlikely that any cream or astringent will work as a cure, they all only work on the symptoms and may lead to drying the skin which your skin compensates for by making more oil. Believe me, I tried everything from over the counter to strong prescriptions but nothing worked for long and sometimes the side effects were much worse than the pimples. I take an internal mineral supplement that gives my body the tools it need to digest food and dispose of toxins in a healthy way. There are topical ointments and techniques too but they will only be a band-aid if you don't find the source of the problem. email me for more help.
Reply:Morning:
Use an astringent that doesn't contain any acne medicine to clean your skin. Apply Clean and Clear Oil Free Moisturizer with Salicylic Acid and during the day use Clear and Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets to control oil. Avoid using benzoyl peroxide during the day if you are going to be exposed to sunlight.
Night:
Clean skin with astringent and apply benzoyl peroxide, avoid eye area and lips.
You'll notice the difference in just one day. At least it works for me.
oleander
Best cream for good skin and wrinkles?? Any suggestions.?
Im 26 and would like to invest in a good cream for my face and neck. A lot of my friends recommend Estee Lauder and Clinique. Are any of you using a good pre or anti-aging cream that u could recommed?? Thanx
Best cream for good skin and wrinkles?? Any suggestions.?
I like to use a cream with some kind of acid
Reply:my mom wore avon cream and she has incredible skin. She gets comments all the time!
Reply:neutragena
Reply:I love my strivectin!
Reply:oil of olay anti aging serum is good
Reply:I'm 23. I like the creams from DHC. Ceramide cream is great. You can get free samples of everything too and they still take it back if you buy it and don't like it.
dhccare.com
Reply:the best creams to prevent wrinkles and help your skin to look brighter and feel smooth are the ones that contain retinol (active vitamin A)
Best cream for good skin and wrinkles?? Any suggestions.?
I like to use a cream with some kind of acid
Reply:my mom wore avon cream and she has incredible skin. She gets comments all the time!
Reply:neutragena
Reply:I love my strivectin!
Reply:oil of olay anti aging serum is good
Reply:I'm 23. I like the creams from DHC. Ceramide cream is great. You can get free samples of everything too and they still take it back if you buy it and don't like it.
dhccare.com
Reply:the best creams to prevent wrinkles and help your skin to look brighter and feel smooth are the ones that contain retinol (active vitamin A)
"Yellow" (Rhubarb and Custard) Asian, or "Peaches and Cream" English skin tone, which do you prefer?
I would have to say yellow. Pink skin tones kind of weird me out.
"Yellow" (Rhubarb and Custard) Asian, or "Peaches and Cream" English skin tone, which do you prefer?
i usually hate my skin tone. im a bit on the "white side" and everyone says i have the "Snow White" look.
Men i know seem to prefer that look rather than the orange tanning look or yellow look.
"Yellow" (Rhubarb and Custard) Asian, or "Peaches and Cream" English skin tone, which do you prefer?
i usually hate my skin tone. im a bit on the "white side" and everyone says i have the "Snow White" look.
Men i know seem to prefer that look rather than the orange tanning look or yellow look.
Shaving cream for sensitive skin?
does anyone know of a good product that my boyfriend can use on his sensitive skin whe he shaves? his skin gets really red/rash like afterwods then his skin gets really dry %26amp; looks like its peeling?
Shaving cream for sensitive skin?
Bath and Body Works has the best I've found, its expensive and feels slimy though.
Reply:Try Gillette for sensitive skin. My husband prefers the gel to the foam.
Reply:HAVE YOU BOYFRIEND YOU A BRAND THAT IS FOR SENSITIVE SKIN, OR MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A DERMATOLOGY DR. HE CAN ALSO ASK A PHARMACIST AT YOUR LOCAL PHARMACY. I HOPE THIS HELP YOUR BOYFRIEND.
Shaving cream for sensitive skin?
Bath and Body Works has the best I've found, its expensive and feels slimy though.
Reply:Try Gillette for sensitive skin. My husband prefers the gel to the foam.
Reply:HAVE YOU BOYFRIEND YOU A BRAND THAT IS FOR SENSITIVE SKIN, OR MAKE AN APPOINTMENT WITH A DERMATOLOGY DR. HE CAN ALSO ASK A PHARMACIST AT YOUR LOCAL PHARMACY. I HOPE THIS HELP YOUR BOYFRIEND.
Is the anti-bacterial cream i've been using hurting my skin?
i've been using this anti-bacterial cream not meant for the face but i use it anyway...
i lay it on my face for about 20 mins then i wash it off and use a normal moisturizer and it SEEMS to be helping my skin...i hardly have any pimples ...but my skin seems a little elastic-y. is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Is the anti-bacterial cream i've been using hurting my skin?
good question-i'm not sure, but it makes sense that the lotion helps-on the other hand, they say u want to have a neutral skin pH, so it's not too acidic or basic, and if the harmful bacteria are stripped, followed by any healthy bacteria, it might be creating a little bit of a harsh environment, but then again, skin elasticity sounds like a good thing to me!!
honestly, idk but that's a good question
Reply:does the package say not to use it on your face? if it doesnt, then there is no reason not to. If you have any problems with itchiness or redness or flakiness on your face I would stop using it immediatly. But if it hasnt been doing anything so far, go for it. Also, I would stay out of tanning beds if you are using it, and put on sunscreen when you go outside and it is sunny.
Reply:Antibacterial soaps are notoriously harsh and drying [coming from a student nurse]. I would recommend something more delicate like unscented Dove or Cetaphil. Plus, leaving any soap on for 20 mins is extremely drying. If your soap has Triclosan, I'd recommend you ditch it because it has been shown that some microbes are becoming resistant to it.
What do you mean by elastic-y? Do mean that when you pinch it, it tents and takes a while to go down?
Reply:uhhhh...... DONT USE IT ON YOUR FACE!
elasticy?!?! uh no offense.........weirdly gross
stop using it before it becomes serious!
hope i helped...
rhododendron
i lay it on my face for about 20 mins then i wash it off and use a normal moisturizer and it SEEMS to be helping my skin...i hardly have any pimples ...but my skin seems a little elastic-y. is that a good thing or a bad thing?
Is the anti-bacterial cream i've been using hurting my skin?
good question-i'm not sure, but it makes sense that the lotion helps-on the other hand, they say u want to have a neutral skin pH, so it's not too acidic or basic, and if the harmful bacteria are stripped, followed by any healthy bacteria, it might be creating a little bit of a harsh environment, but then again, skin elasticity sounds like a good thing to me!!
honestly, idk but that's a good question
Reply:does the package say not to use it on your face? if it doesnt, then there is no reason not to. If you have any problems with itchiness or redness or flakiness on your face I would stop using it immediatly. But if it hasnt been doing anything so far, go for it. Also, I would stay out of tanning beds if you are using it, and put on sunscreen when you go outside and it is sunny.
Reply:Antibacterial soaps are notoriously harsh and drying [coming from a student nurse]. I would recommend something more delicate like unscented Dove or Cetaphil. Plus, leaving any soap on for 20 mins is extremely drying. If your soap has Triclosan, I'd recommend you ditch it because it has been shown that some microbes are becoming resistant to it.
What do you mean by elastic-y? Do mean that when you pinch it, it tents and takes a while to go down?
Reply:uhhhh...... DONT USE IT ON YOUR FACE!
elasticy?!?! uh no offense.........weirdly gross
stop using it before it becomes serious!
hope i helped...
rhododendron
I was an average color.i need a whitening cream.my skin is dry skin?
i want to look little fair %26amp; glow
I was an average color.i need a whitening cream.my skin is dry skin?
use a mild skin lightening soap, sunscreen and a good facial moisturizer.. this will lighten your skin, protect it from further darkening, and give it a rosy glow. :-)
Reply:try biotiques coconut whiteneing cream ...its a night cream and belive me it works ...
or ifu want soemthing medicated go for something like this cream - radant kc
Reply:u should eat healthy food which is natural and try putting natural stuff on your face .if u put a egg and yougurt it will glow immediately
I was an average color.i need a whitening cream.my skin is dry skin?
use a mild skin lightening soap, sunscreen and a good facial moisturizer.. this will lighten your skin, protect it from further darkening, and give it a rosy glow. :-)
Reply:try biotiques coconut whiteneing cream ...its a night cream and belive me it works ...
or ifu want soemthing medicated go for something like this cream - radant kc
Reply:u should eat healthy food which is natural and try putting natural stuff on your face .if u put a egg and yougurt it will glow immediately
Is Veet or other hair removal cream cause skin cancer?
And will veet cause my hair to grow thicker and darker?
Is Veet or other hair removal cream cause skin cancer?
Yes i hear those deplitory creams make the hair u just shaved or removed with cream make the new hairs come out thicker %26amp; darker.. Oh and not to mention, faster..than when it has been waxed
Reply:No
But any skin cream (whether removal or for other purpose) if you are using it excessively it might create skin ulcer which might turn into skin disease( not exactly cancer)
But the probability is very low
Is Veet or other hair removal cream cause skin cancer?
Yes i hear those deplitory creams make the hair u just shaved or removed with cream make the new hairs come out thicker %26amp; darker.. Oh and not to mention, faster..than when it has been waxed
Reply:No
But any skin cream (whether removal or for other purpose) if you are using it excessively it might create skin ulcer which might turn into skin disease( not exactly cancer)
But the probability is very low
Is it safe to use bleach cream on skin, to dye facial hair during pregnancy?
2nd Trimester
Is it safe to use bleach cream on skin, to dye facial hair during pregnancy?
I don't know about that- I would definitely check with the doctor first. You aren't supposed to dye your hair- it seems the same principle would be in place here.
Reply:yea dont see why not
Reply:they say you shoudnt as your skin will be alot more tender and eaiser to rash harm etc, the same as you shoudnt perm your hair when pregnant, but its up to you if you feel ok to risk it
Reply:I doubt it, your not supposed to get your hair coloured although celebs do and don't seem to have any bother
Reply:no not at all the extreme aroma can relly hurt the baby dang why not just drink nail polish remover it would be about the same
Reply:No, it is not safe to use bleach cream on skin,to dye facial hair during pregnancy
Reply:i no you shouldnt dye your hair so im guessing it would be the same thing because of the chemicals in it
Reply:The basic rule for using pretty much anything during pregnancy is to only do it if the potential benefits outweigh the risk.
I am unsure of the risks of using bleach, however I do know that chemicals are absorbed through the skin and passed on to the baby.
I believe pure lemon juice and sun can be used to get the same effects as bleach, without the harmful chemicals.
Reply:no it's not safe, this is not for you right
cause your picture is of a guy.
You can't use any kind of chemicals during pregnancy.
Reply:dunno but guess what, there is eveidence that suggests, bleaching of skin promotes facial hair growth in women.....think about it eh.
Reply:I have heard that you shouldn't use hair dyes, fake tan lotion etc during pregnancy as the chemicals in them haven't been tested on pregnant women so they don't know how it might affect the baby; suppose bleach would fit into this category too.
Reply:i dont think so no as they say to not dye ur hair on ur head while ur pregnant either i think if ur desperate to do so consult with ur dr hun not safe otherwise
Reply:NO it's not safe, neither is hair dye.
You should avoid chemicals as much as you can
bleach cream is known to cause CANCER, you wouldn't use it anytime.
Hope this helps
Reply:NO BECAUSE BLEACH IS A STRONG CHEMICAL .TO BE USING ON YOUR HAIR OR SKIN WHEN PREGNANT.
Is it safe to use bleach cream on skin, to dye facial hair during pregnancy?
I don't know about that- I would definitely check with the doctor first. You aren't supposed to dye your hair- it seems the same principle would be in place here.
Reply:yea dont see why not
Reply:they say you shoudnt as your skin will be alot more tender and eaiser to rash harm etc, the same as you shoudnt perm your hair when pregnant, but its up to you if you feel ok to risk it
Reply:I doubt it, your not supposed to get your hair coloured although celebs do and don't seem to have any bother
Reply:no not at all the extreme aroma can relly hurt the baby dang why not just drink nail polish remover it would be about the same
Reply:No, it is not safe to use bleach cream on skin,to dye facial hair during pregnancy
Reply:i no you shouldnt dye your hair so im guessing it would be the same thing because of the chemicals in it
Reply:The basic rule for using pretty much anything during pregnancy is to only do it if the potential benefits outweigh the risk.
I am unsure of the risks of using bleach, however I do know that chemicals are absorbed through the skin and passed on to the baby.
I believe pure lemon juice and sun can be used to get the same effects as bleach, without the harmful chemicals.
Reply:no it's not safe, this is not for you right
cause your picture is of a guy.
You can't use any kind of chemicals during pregnancy.
Reply:dunno but guess what, there is eveidence that suggests, bleaching of skin promotes facial hair growth in women.....think about it eh.
Reply:I have heard that you shouldn't use hair dyes, fake tan lotion etc during pregnancy as the chemicals in them haven't been tested on pregnant women so they don't know how it might affect the baby; suppose bleach would fit into this category too.
Reply:i dont think so no as they say to not dye ur hair on ur head while ur pregnant either i think if ur desperate to do so consult with ur dr hun not safe otherwise
Reply:NO it's not safe, neither is hair dye.
You should avoid chemicals as much as you can
bleach cream is known to cause CANCER, you wouldn't use it anytime.
Hope this helps
Reply:NO BECAUSE BLEACH IS A STRONG CHEMICAL .TO BE USING ON YOUR HAIR OR SKIN WHEN PREGNANT.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)