My Beauty Must Haves
Cleanse. When I get out of the bed in the morning, I go straight for one of my two cleansers. If my skin has any acne flair ups I turn to Murad Clarifying Cleanser. If there's no acne I'll turn to my Cetaphil Gentle Daily Skin Cleanser. In the inter months I turn to Murad Renewing Cleansing Cream; it's geared towards older women but I love how moisturizing it is and it works miracles during those cold winter months. For my body I absolutely love most of Dr. Bronners liquid soaps; my two favorites are the Hemp Tea Tree and Peppermint. These cleanser are effective yet gentle and easily found in stores and online for reasonable prices.
Makeup Remover. I don't wear makeup everyday but when I do I remove it by utilizing the oil cleansing method. To most this may sound weird but it's a very simple yet effective manner of getting rid of all the makeup off of your skin while moisturizing it instead of stripping it completely as most cleansers do. Instead of using your usual cleanser get your favorite oils, rub them on your face, let it sit for a minute, dip your washcloth into some warm water and thoroughly wipe the oil and gunk off your face. That's it, oil cleansing method in a nutshell. My favorite oils to use is Extra Virgin Olive Oil, Grapeseed Oil, and Almond Oil particularly Sweet Almond Oil. I love Coconut Oil for most things but I'd caution you to stay away from Coconut Oil for oil cleansing. Most people complain that it clogs their pores and causes more breakouts. Of course it's up to you if you'd like to try it.
Exfoliate. Two of my top exfoliating products are the St. Ives Apricot Scrub and the Neutrogena Microdermabrasion kit. Both products gently exfoliates and deep-cleans my skin. The Apricot scrub has been around for ages and is found in most of your local pharmacy's and beauty supply stores for less than $5. Talk about getting a bang for your buck.
Exfoliate. Two of my top exfoliating products are the St. Ives Apricot Scrub and the Neutrogena Microdermabrasion kit. Both products gently exfoliates and deep-cleans my skin. The Apricot scrub has been around for ages and is found in most of your local pharmacy's and beauty supply stores for less than $5. Talk about getting a bang for your buck.
Moisturize. When it comes to moisturizers I tend to stick to a select few that I rotate depending on the season and on how my skin feels. My everyday moisturizer is my Cetaphil moisturizer I love it because it's easily accessible, inexpensive, fragrance free, and most importantly it works. When I'm in the mood to pamper my skin with a high end super effective moisturizer I turn to Shiseido Bio-Performance Advanced Super Revitalizing Cream. If you're looking for a powerhouse moisturizer then this is it.
Hope you've found this list to be helpful. Like I said I have sensitive oily skin and these products have worked miracles for me. Most of them are inexpensive so you don't have to worry about going broke for the sake of beauty. What are your beauty must haves?
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