skin?

[sandy1234]

Sadly im not one of those people who are blessed with perfect skin! I am thinking of trying dermalogica skincare products as i have heard various reports that they are really good.

I was just wondering if anyone here uses their stuff. If not what do you use?

ta x

[perfect***day]

No idea.

I haven't got perfect skin either and I use the new Garnier Pure facewash which is all tingly and nice, and it makes your skin feel really clean and non-clogged-up.

Also don't forget the obvious things apart from cosmetics, like drinking lots and lots of water, eating enough fruit and veg, and avoiding coffee, soft drinks and spicy food like curry.

:)

[~kaz~]

I use the same as you perfect***day works wonders, I don't have perfect skin either and not many people do but just do that what the normal advice given and hope for the best.

[Bri-namite]

Ue that Simple moisturiser stuff.

It's always best to get into a routine, so you can keep up a good complexion.

[lipsy]

i use to use product but they contain alcohol so they dry your skin out.

now all i use it hotwater then cold water then vaseline face moisturiser. works for me.

[paperBprincess]

use the scruffing lotion for men. i really cannot remember who its by though

[rachie004]

I used to have really really bad skin, to the point where I went to the doctors and got some cream for it..

Now I usually get the odd spot which i treat with a mix of witch hazel, toothpaste and perfume :eek2:
and if I've had a heavy weekend my skin usually goes really horrible so I just use alot of witch hazel..

and like what the others have said, drink lots of water try to have a stress free life and I always find that cleansing toning and moisturising helps too


Oh yeah.. personally I would stay away from clean and clear (if thats what its called) it always gave me more spots

[Velocity Girl]

i use a product by Lush called 'herbalism'. it's a really good face cleanser for oily/problem/combination skin. it works wonders for me. really helps combat spots a lot & makes ur skin so soft w/o drying it out. it's great! & it's 1000% natural too which can only be a good thing!
but really, there's no subsititute from trying to stay away from oily foods (esp chips at 4am when u come outta the pub - note to self!) n drinking plenty of water. it's the best for ur skin & ur body. it really is!

[leeseylicious]

Originally posted by sandy1234
Sadly im not one of those people who are blessed with perfect skin! I am thinking of trying dermalogica skincare products as i have heard various reports that they are really good.

I was just wondering if anyone here uses their stuff. If not what do you use?

ta x

so has anyone here no anything about dermologica, id be interested too.

The salon i go to deals with the products but they are very expensive and im a little reluctant to start on the programme if they are not very good for some people.

[paperBprincess]

things work for some peopel and not for others. am afraid its a trial and error thing

[leeseylicious]

Originally posted by paperBprincess
things work for some peopel and not for others. am afraid its a trial and error thing

grrrr, i know but when it costs a lot of money then its annoying!

[SuzyCreamcheese]

Originally posted by Velocity Girl
i use a product by Lush called 'herbalism'. it's a really good face cleanser for oily/problem/combination skin. it works wonders for me. really helps combat spots a lot & makes ur skin so soft w/o drying it out. it's great! & it's 1000% natural too which can only be a good thing!

I love lush. Ive not used that product, but i bought one of their bath bombs and it made my skin feel so soft and clean, plus it cleared up my babys eczema after just one bath!!! i just wish i could afford to use one of those bath bombs in every bath.