By: teahTOXI

teahTOXI — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 01:42:35 +0000

It has been said before, but I’d definately start with:
Cleanse, tone & moisturise every morning and night.
Cleanser: Apply onto your hands and massage gently into your face and neck. It will remove any impurities and thoroughly clean your skin. Use a soft sponge, or cloth to remove all traces.
Pat dry.
Toner: Use after the cleanser. Apply a small amount onto a damp cotton pad and wipe all over the face & neck area. Follow this up by gently dabbing your face with a tissue to blot the skin dry. It will close the pores.
Moisturiser: Should be used afterwards. Apply by putting a fairly small amount onto your hands and smooth all over your face and neck. Moisturiser is a good base for your make-up and will keep your skin smooth and hydrated.
I personally use a Nivea Visage range, however there are many different types you can purchase in any drug store.
Exfoliater: This can be used, if you wish. I only ever exfoliate once a month [during a facial], but it is really good to remove all dead skin cells and built up grime. Again, you can purchase a good one in a drug store, or use recipes, such as 1/4 cup sugar && 3-4 tbsp olive oil. When mixed together it turns into a paste, which you can then apply liberally and massage into your facial area. Once washed off your skin should look a lot more fresh and rejuvinated.
Face mask: I tend to use a face mask once every couple of weeks, whenever my skin looks particularly dull or congested. The following recipe doubles up as a body smoothie too, to keep your body and face soft and silky. I’d reccommend doing this one on a weekend.
Blend 2 cups plain yoghurt, 1/2 an avocado, 5-7 strawberries, 2 tbsp honey and 1 banana in a blender, then apply to face & body [if wanted]. Let it sit for 10-15 minutes, then rinse off and pat dry.
Follow up with toner & moisturiser on your face & neck.
Your skin should instantly feel smooth and hydrated.
For your acne, I’d reccommend seeing a doctor to give you some sort of medication. It can clear up pretty easily that way, however if it really isn’t that bad, having a good skincare regime may just clear it up.
I’d also reccommend getting a facial once a month or so at a local beauty salon. Trained beauticians know the perfect things for your skin to keep it looking stunning.
Hope I helped!

By: goddess

goddess — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 01:42:35 +0000

I drink coffee and I make a mixture of granulated sugar and coffee grinds as a body scrub. The sugar will exfoliate ANYTHING and the coffee grinds have caffeine which help tighten skin and lessen cellulite.
Place 1/4 sugar and the warm coffee grounds in a bowl and mix. Place news paper in the bottom of the tub and with your hand scrub your body. Shower as normal!

By: shorteee

shorteee — Sun, 13 Sep 2009 01:42:35 +0000

Cleanse, tone and moisturise, morning and night. Exfoliate skin 2-3 times a week. My skin care regime is by Dermalogica, I recommend it =] x
Honey and yogurt as a nice natural face mask x

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