Friday, January 8, 2010
What facial products do you use at night and in the morning?
I use any type of cleansing pads at night and in the morning, and in the morning I use a Nivea Moisturizer.|||I have used Proactiv for years and its always helped so ive stuck w/ it for the most part :) I use it morning and night !|||This is what I do and use: In the Mornings I use Apricot Scrub: Invigorating then I use Clean %26amp; Clear Morning Burst Shine Control Facial Cleanser to help sooth and reduce redness. Then put on a doctor prescribed medication. Once every 2 weeks instead of using Clean %26amp; Clear, I use one Biore Self-Heating Mask then follow with my regular routine. Every night before going to bed I use 1-2 sheets of Equate Facial Cleansing Towelettes to remove makeup and continue with using L%26#039;Oreal Dermo-Expertise HydraFresh Toner and the doctor prescribed medication.
Target:
Apricot Scrub: Invigorating: ~$4.00
Clean %26amp; Clear Morning Burst Shine Control Facial Cleanser: ~$7.00
Biore Self-Heating Mask: ~$8.00
Walmart:
Equate Facial Cleansing Towelettes, ~$6.00
Sam%26#039;s Club:
Doctor Prescribed Medication: ~$5.00 (Ask your doctor about a treatment you could use and they should give you a prescription.)
Dollar Tree:
Cotton Pads (80 pk.): ~$1.10|||My face is weird; if I wash it with soap it gets all dried out so I usually just splash it with warm water in the shower and scrub it with my towel when I%26#039;m drying off. Then I use Clean and Clear moisturizer and it does the trick. Makes my skin soft and keeps acne/blackheads at bay and plus it is oil free so you can use it and do your makeup 5 minutes later right on top of it. If I don%26#039;t use the Clean and Clear my skin gets so blotchy and blackheads all over the place; but with Clean and Clear it%26#039;s no worries!|||I only use 2 products on my face. The first being, Mac Green Gel Cleanser to wash off make-up, then I apply Ly-Na Pearl Face Cream (from Taiwan). You sleep with the face cream on, and then again in the morning I use the gel cleanser to wash it off.
I rarely get pimples and my skin is baby soft. Ly-Na is seriously a holy grail of skin care.
Also, it is important not to over wash your face, as to it can cause you to break out as well.|||Murad Resurgence Cleanser- morning, night
Murad Perfecting Moisturizer-morning only
Murad On the Spot Acne Treatment- night only, occasional use
Estee Lauder- Advanced Night Repair- night only
Philosopy-Hope in a Tube eye and lip cream- night only|||I use Aprocot scrub, I have loads of blackheads, and oily skin
heres a trick
use a facial cleanser and some brown sugar with honey and lemon juice on ur face, it exfoilates and moisturizes!|||Clean %26amp; Clear Morning Burst in the morning and a face mask at night. :)|||Soap in the morning. Thats all :)
Target:
Apricot Scrub: Invigorating: ~$4.00
Clean %26amp; Clear Morning Burst Shine Control Facial Cleanser: ~$7.00
Biore Self-Heating Mask: ~$8.00
Walmart:
Equate Facial Cleansing Towelettes, ~$6.00
Sam%26#039;s Club:
Doctor Prescribed Medication: ~$5.00 (Ask your doctor about a treatment you could use and they should give you a prescription.)
Dollar Tree:
Cotton Pads (80 pk.): ~$1.10|||My face is weird; if I wash it with soap it gets all dried out so I usually just splash it with warm water in the shower and scrub it with my towel when I%26#039;m drying off. Then I use Clean and Clear moisturizer and it does the trick. Makes my skin soft and keeps acne/blackheads at bay and plus it is oil free so you can use it and do your makeup 5 minutes later right on top of it. If I don%26#039;t use the Clean and Clear my skin gets so blotchy and blackheads all over the place; but with Clean and Clear it%26#039;s no worries!|||I only use 2 products on my face. The first being, Mac Green Gel Cleanser to wash off make-up, then I apply Ly-Na Pearl Face Cream (from Taiwan). You sleep with the face cream on, and then again in the morning I use the gel cleanser to wash it off.
I rarely get pimples and my skin is baby soft. Ly-Na is seriously a holy grail of skin care.
Also, it is important not to over wash your face, as to it can cause you to break out as well.|||Murad Resurgence Cleanser- morning, night
Murad Perfecting Moisturizer-morning only
Murad On the Spot Acne Treatment- night only, occasional use
Estee Lauder- Advanced Night Repair- night only
Philosopy-Hope in a Tube eye and lip cream- night only|||I use Aprocot scrub, I have loads of blackheads, and oily skin
heres a trick
use a facial cleanser and some brown sugar with honey and lemon juice on ur face, it exfoilates and moisturizes!|||Clean %26amp; Clear Morning Burst in the morning and a face mask at night. :)|||Soap in the morning. Thats all :)
What exactly are the rules on male facial hair in the military?
Is the fact that you hardly ever see a moustache in the British Army any more simply a reflection of current fashions?
What is the process for actually applying to grow one- I think I%26#039;ve heard you have to apply to your CO. Is there anyone that generally isn%26#039;t allowed to grow one?
Only asking out of curiosity!|||It is more of a current trend, during the 80%26#039;s you used to see a lot more. The rules are you can grow a moustache. Beards are permitted in certain regiments for ceremonial reasons for example in my regiment, the assault Pioneer Warrant Officer is allowed to grow a full beard.
Generally you inform your Platoon Sergeant/Company Sergeant Major and tell him you are intending to grow a moustache. The rule of thumb is that you have a fortnights grace to see if you can sprout a decent growth. If you can then you are permitted to retain it. If not then you%26#039;ll be asked to shave it off. At this point you will have more than likely been the butt of many jokes within your Company for sporting a crap tache!|||Within the British Army a moustache is acceptable though generally only worn by those of slightly more experience / rank. The rule%26#039;s pertaining to Facial Hair relate to the use of the issue S10 respirator. A beard or such like would result in a poor / non airtight seal when using the respirator and could lead to death in a Nuclear, Biological or Chemical warfare situation. Traditionally some members of the Royal Navy have worn beards and indeed still do. As in times of NBC war the whole ship is sealed and no respirator is required. The Royal Air Force also have stringent rules regarding facial hair mostly pertaining to the use of gas masks / breathing apparatus.|||You have to have a %26quot;no shave chit%26quot; to grow a beard. That means there%26#039;s a medical reason that you wouldn%26#039;t be able to shave., (Skin irritation) The catch is that you%26#039;re not allowed to trim it and make it look nice. You either shave or you don%26#039;t shave at all. There%26#039;s always a catch. I%26#039;ve seen people accomplish this by shaving 4 or 5 times in one day and going to medical and claiming that they had a skin condition. They%26#039;re given a no shave chit and don%26#039;t have to shave anymore. Once a month I think.|||AR 670-1 will give you basic guidelines for military appearance, but individual units, batteries, brigades, etc... may add to this regulation. I.E. my husband%26#039;s unit specifies which type of socks they are allowed to wear to PT. (crew, ankle, tube, etc...)
Some units of the Army deployed to Afganistan are allowed to have a beard as well as a mustache. In my husband%26#039;s 9 years of service he has never been allowed to have facial hair and his hair has always had to be shorter than regulation due to unit%26#039;s additions on Ft. Bliss.
Not sure if any of this helps...|||Just tell them you%26#039;re a Muslim and want to grow a 10 foot beard. No...seriously you can have a moustache if everyone else in you unit has one...but you can%26#039;t be the odd one out.|||No idea, but I know someone in the army(US) and he has to shave his head and doesn%26#039;t have any facial hair so I%26#039;m guessing that you probably can%26#039;t. Google it, I bet there will be an answer.|||no beard, but you can have a moustache but it must not cover the upper lip and must not extend past the width of lips.|||Depending on the unit you might be ordered to grow one.ie. farrier/blacksmith in the Lifeguards.|||shut your noise|||NOT ALLOWED
What is the process for actually applying to grow one- I think I%26#039;ve heard you have to apply to your CO. Is there anyone that generally isn%26#039;t allowed to grow one?
Only asking out of curiosity!|||It is more of a current trend, during the 80%26#039;s you used to see a lot more. The rules are you can grow a moustache. Beards are permitted in certain regiments for ceremonial reasons for example in my regiment, the assault Pioneer Warrant Officer is allowed to grow a full beard.
Generally you inform your Platoon Sergeant/Company Sergeant Major and tell him you are intending to grow a moustache. The rule of thumb is that you have a fortnights grace to see if you can sprout a decent growth. If you can then you are permitted to retain it. If not then you%26#039;ll be asked to shave it off. At this point you will have more than likely been the butt of many jokes within your Company for sporting a crap tache!|||Within the British Army a moustache is acceptable though generally only worn by those of slightly more experience / rank. The rule%26#039;s pertaining to Facial Hair relate to the use of the issue S10 respirator. A beard or such like would result in a poor / non airtight seal when using the respirator and could lead to death in a Nuclear, Biological or Chemical warfare situation. Traditionally some members of the Royal Navy have worn beards and indeed still do. As in times of NBC war the whole ship is sealed and no respirator is required. The Royal Air Force also have stringent rules regarding facial hair mostly pertaining to the use of gas masks / breathing apparatus.|||You have to have a %26quot;no shave chit%26quot; to grow a beard. That means there%26#039;s a medical reason that you wouldn%26#039;t be able to shave., (Skin irritation) The catch is that you%26#039;re not allowed to trim it and make it look nice. You either shave or you don%26#039;t shave at all. There%26#039;s always a catch. I%26#039;ve seen people accomplish this by shaving 4 or 5 times in one day and going to medical and claiming that they had a skin condition. They%26#039;re given a no shave chit and don%26#039;t have to shave anymore. Once a month I think.|||AR 670-1 will give you basic guidelines for military appearance, but individual units, batteries, brigades, etc... may add to this regulation. I.E. my husband%26#039;s unit specifies which type of socks they are allowed to wear to PT. (crew, ankle, tube, etc...)
Some units of the Army deployed to Afganistan are allowed to have a beard as well as a mustache. In my husband%26#039;s 9 years of service he has never been allowed to have facial hair and his hair has always had to be shorter than regulation due to unit%26#039;s additions on Ft. Bliss.
Not sure if any of this helps...|||Just tell them you%26#039;re a Muslim and want to grow a 10 foot beard. No...seriously you can have a moustache if everyone else in you unit has one...but you can%26#039;t be the odd one out.|||No idea, but I know someone in the army(US) and he has to shave his head and doesn%26#039;t have any facial hair so I%26#039;m guessing that you probably can%26#039;t. Google it, I bet there will be an answer.|||no beard, but you can have a moustache but it must not cover the upper lip and must not extend past the width of lips.|||Depending on the unit you might be ordered to grow one.ie. farrier/blacksmith in the Lifeguards.|||shut your noise|||NOT ALLOWED
What are some ways to get your facial hair to grow longer and thicker?
Im 20 and my brother is 17 and we both dont have any facial hair. But my dad has lots of facial hair and at an early age to..what can i do?|||It%26#039;s genetic there really nothing you can do.Try shaving to release the closed hair pores. I don%26#039;t know how much that will work but it%26#039;s worth a try.|||There really isnt anything you can do...its just in your genes...its just how much testosterone you have...but you both are young...you might get thicker hair as you get older...but just like girls who cant permanently get rid of there facial hair...you cant make more grow...its just how your body is...
What's best way to remove excess facial hair from a 96 yr old woman?
I know an elderly woman that%26#039;s 96 years old. She has a lot of excess facial hair. I don%26#039;t dare use wax because it would probably tear her skin. Any suggestions? Thanks.|||Who does she have to impress?
What facial powder is best for people with oily skin?
I currently use Lancome and it is a combo powder with foundation but my skin gets oily within a few hours. Does anyone know of what compact powders work best when you have oily skin?|||Totally agree with the no compact pressed powder. Before you even begin to apply make up, make sure you%26#039;re washing your face with an oil wicking wash. Neutrogena clear skin wash (the orange gel looking one) with salicylic acid will totally dry you up. Then instead of using a light moisturizer like you might use any day, on make up days, opt for a mattifying primer with SPF such as the amazing one Smashbox makes. Its usually good enough to wear alone, but if your not satisfied with the coverage, apply a quick face sweep of a loose powder. Make sure its very light of a sweep or your gonna get blotches. I know its clich茅, but bare esscentuals, the one we see on the info mertials, really is ideal for all skin types. And if you don%26#039;t want to spend bookoo bucks on the entire kit, just go down to the store, find your shade, and buy just the foundation powder alone which is twenty bucks, which is about how much you%26#039;d spend on a decent powder anyways.|||mark. has a product called MATTE-NIFICENT oil-absorbing powder ($8). The shades are ivory/nude, buff/natural, honey/golden, or almond/mocha. It really doesn%26#039;t deposit a lot of color, it is primarily to absorb oil and even tone.
Make sure to use a foundation that is oil free, which all of mark.%26#039;s are.
You might also want to try a product from their new skincare line called Matte Chance ($15). It is a moisturizer that smoothes and mattifies and is perfect for oily skin. I love this lotion- it is oil and fragrance free.|||In general, avoid compact powder... they have tiny traces of oil that helps to bind the powder together.. hence the shine never lasts long and frequent touch ups are always required.
Opt for loose tinted powder.. give ur face a nice shine-free glow.
good luck :)|||Try puritycosmetics.co.uk. It is really good!|||I have used Sally Hansen Cornsilk Matte in No Color for YEARS with no problems. I also use blotting sheets when necessary before a powder touch up.
Make sure to use a foundation that is oil free, which all of mark.%26#039;s are.
You might also want to try a product from their new skincare line called Matte Chance ($15). It is a moisturizer that smoothes and mattifies and is perfect for oily skin. I love this lotion- it is oil and fragrance free.|||In general, avoid compact powder... they have tiny traces of oil that helps to bind the powder together.. hence the shine never lasts long and frequent touch ups are always required.
Opt for loose tinted powder.. give ur face a nice shine-free glow.
good luck :)|||Try puritycosmetics.co.uk. It is really good!|||I have used Sally Hansen Cornsilk Matte in No Color for YEARS with no problems. I also use blotting sheets when necessary before a powder touch up.
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
What is the best homemade facial cleasner or facial mask for skin?
I%26#039;m trying to make something because i am having a sleepover and where do facials is there any that i can make really fast.|||oatmeal, peach yogurt and honey, it smells bad, but your face gets soooo soft after|||well, you can use sour cream i think.. i know that sounds weird haha. you can also make a quick facial scrub/exfoliator by mixing sugar and a facial cleanser together.|||Lemon juice will help, it will also help scaring. or use Milk of Magnesia, and leave it on your face for about 15 minutes.
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