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What is Your Facial Care Regimen?
Honestly before I came to Netherlands, I do not have a regular facial regimen. When it comes to beauty regimen, I am the wash and wear type, if you can call it that. For hair care, I go for the shampoo and conditioner in one so that I don’t need to spent more than 1o minutes in the shower. I do apply lotions when I am not in a hurry to go to an event (which is seldom) and I do not go to salons for regular trimming unless I need my yearly rebonding. I have my hair trimmed twice a year (or when I go for the rebonding) and I don’t use hair products other than for the basic washing.
When it comes to my face, Im settled with Ponds products and rarely use other brands. I have been using foaming facial cleanser since I was 16 and just switched to a non-soap brand when a dermatologist told me after a peeling session. I eventually went back to Ponds because the other brand is a tad too expensive for me. I also do not use facial creams or scrubbing products on my face, for the basic reason that I am too lazy to spend that much time applying them twice a day. I would rather spend those extra time reading or writing and watching tv.
When I flew here, I didn’t bring my Pond’s facial cleanser so I have to look for another brand which is of course cheaper as I do not want to spend too much on these things. And because the weather proves to be an annoyance to my skin I have to look for products that will help this problem. My skin has became drier that everytime I step out of the shower, my face, especially my nose is flaking like after a sunburn.
That’s when I discovered Lidl’s Iseere products. I think I have enumerated enough reasons for loving them. And because they are so affordable, I do not mind buying the entire line of facial products, aside from the fact that they do helps keeping my face soft and smooth. Especially now that I am trying to erase all traces of the evil chicken pox from my face, I have regligiously follow a strict facial care regimen these days. I am sharing this to women who wants to maintain their youthful and beautiful skin but who doesn’t want to spend too much on expensive brands. more
When it comes to my face, Im settled with Ponds products and rarely use other brands. I have been using foaming facial cleanser since I was 16 and just switched to a non-soap brand when a dermatologist told me after a peeling session. I eventually went back to Ponds because the other brand is a tad too expensive for me. I also do not use facial creams or scrubbing products on my face, for the basic reason that I am too lazy to spend that much time applying them twice a day. I would rather spend those extra time reading or writing and watching tv.
When I flew here, I didn’t bring my Pond’s facial cleanser so I have to look for another brand which is of course cheaper as I do not want to spend too much on these things. And because the weather proves to be an annoyance to my skin I have to look for products that will help this problem. My skin has became drier that everytime I step out of the shower, my face, especially my nose is flaking like after a sunburn.
That’s when I discovered Lidl’s Iseere products. I think I have enumerated enough reasons for loving them. And because they are so affordable, I do not mind buying the entire line of facial products, aside from the fact that they do helps keeping my face soft and smooth. Especially now that I am trying to erase all traces of the evil chicken pox from my face, I have regligiously follow a strict facial care regimen these days. I am sharing this to women who wants to maintain their youthful and beautiful skin but who doesn’t want to spend too much on expensive brands. more
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Comment by Julius Mariano on September 21, 2009 at 4:53am -
i dont' use facial creams or leave ons that much since my skin is too sensitive to even have one. :(
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