What is the best skin care for me?
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Organic77D
I'm 30 years old female and I look young but the age is starting to show with frown lines and dark circles and bags under the eye but i also have combo borderline oily skin and i get acne ever week and really about that "time of the month" and i try talking to play people but i didn't get anybody live and i try on there page but it took forever to get someone and by that time i wasn't at the computer screen to see it
so there i want you to tell me the best skin care for someone who is 30 female looking for the best way to fight against aging and her oily skin with zits
please don't tell me about products i can get only online i don't want that
tell me about ones that i get like at walmart or target or kmart
Answer
i have been using Clinique Dramatically Different moisturizer since i was about 15 (i'm 31 now) and it has really kept my skin looking nice. i have dry skin, but they do make a gel version for oily complexions, so you could try that. it's about $30-40 for a 4-oz bottle (about the size of a bar of soap?), but one bottle lasts me for about half a year.
all my other makeup comes from drug stores, but this stuff is worth it. my mother has been using this stuff on her face since college and she's nearing 70, but you'd never know it because her skin has aged so gracefully... people have been guessing she's 10-15 years younger than she actually is for as long as i can remember. i get similar guesses about my age, so i credit the moisturizer for it. :)
the price is really not much different from what the drugstore anti-aging brands go for. some of their other stuff is way up there (i just bought some eye cream from them and it was almost $70... UGH... but again, it's a huge container and will probably last for a year, i'd guess), but i've tried samples of their other creams and many of them make my skin feel great (i've started waking up with puffy eyes and i've always had dark circles, so i try to put the extra cream on my eyes before bed).
most department stores like Macy's or Parisian or Lord & Taylor usually have a Clinique counter. once every few months, they'll give you a gift-with-purchase with lots of fun free samples to play with, like mascaras and lipsticks and the anti-aging samples. the ladies that work there are supposed to be very well-informed about their products, so they could probably recommend a good combination for your oily skin.
one note: i would skip any toner anyone tries to sell you. i have been using plain rubbing alcohol on my zits after washing for about a half a year now, and it clears things up faster than anything else i've ever tried. i wish i'd known this back in high school... aargh!
i have been using Clinique Dramatically Different moisturizer since i was about 15 (i'm 31 now) and it has really kept my skin looking nice. i have dry skin, but they do make a gel version for oily complexions, so you could try that. it's about $30-40 for a 4-oz bottle (about the size of a bar of soap?), but one bottle lasts me for about half a year.
all my other makeup comes from drug stores, but this stuff is worth it. my mother has been using this stuff on her face since college and she's nearing 70, but you'd never know it because her skin has aged so gracefully... people have been guessing she's 10-15 years younger than she actually is for as long as i can remember. i get similar guesses about my age, so i credit the moisturizer for it. :)
the price is really not much different from what the drugstore anti-aging brands go for. some of their other stuff is way up there (i just bought some eye cream from them and it was almost $70... UGH... but again, it's a huge container and will probably last for a year, i'd guess), but i've tried samples of their other creams and many of them make my skin feel great (i've started waking up with puffy eyes and i've always had dark circles, so i try to put the extra cream on my eyes before bed).
most department stores like Macy's or Parisian or Lord & Taylor usually have a Clinique counter. once every few months, they'll give you a gift-with-purchase with lots of fun free samples to play with, like mascaras and lipsticks and the anti-aging samples. the ladies that work there are supposed to be very well-informed about their products, so they could probably recommend a good combination for your oily skin.
one note: i would skip any toner anyone tries to sell you. i have been using plain rubbing alcohol on my zits after washing for about a half a year now, and it clears things up faster than anything else i've ever tried. i wish i'd known this back in high school... aargh!
what kind of face makeup would be good for my skin im 40 years old?
cachito
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I've been using bare minerals ,but i dont recommend it. its got bismuth in it & makes all those claims. Plus you only get a little bit of some of some stuff.
If u are gona join a 'club' go with sheer cover, but you don thave to join a club to get minerals.
I like smokeymountain minerals, they're smoother & not as dry ( really really moisturize with bare minerals - even extra!).
& mary kay,even avon & hsn. serious skin care. get a consult with somebody.
I've been using bare minerals ,but i dont recommend it. its got bismuth in it & makes all those claims. Plus you only get a little bit of some of some stuff.
If u are gona join a 'club' go with sheer cover, but you don thave to join a club to get minerals.
I like smokeymountain minerals, they're smoother & not as dry ( really really moisturize with bare minerals - even extra!).
& mary kay,even avon & hsn. serious skin care. get a consult with somebody.
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