Beauty Tips For Body Care
The SpreadsheetI've been actively trying to improve my skin for a year and a half, and in that time I've tried a lot of products. I put together this spreadsheet to figure out what does and doesn't work for me, and hypothetically to save money.Page one is organized by product. Red means it didn't work for me (probably because it broke me out), green means it did work, blue means that for whatever reason I couldn't draw a conclusion. (E.g., I didn't use it for long enough, I thought another product may be causing a reaction, I just started using it, etc.)Page two lists ingredients. (The formatting is off from uploading it to Drive.) Using this page, I cross reference what is in my products and I can narrow down what may have caused a breakout. Using this as a reference helps me decide if a product is worth my money. I never buy a new product without first checking my spreadsheet.The numbers come from cosdna and show their ratings of acne and irritant ratings. (Irritant is listed with a "C." I'm sure I had a good reason for that.)If this is helpful to you, feel free to use it. If you have ideas for how I can improve it, I'd love to hear them! I'd also be happy to answer questions about the spreadsheet or a product I used—there isn't much notation on the spreadsheet as I use it solely for reference.About my skin: sensitive, acne prone, dry, some PIH, lots of KP, burns very easily. However, it's improved SO MUCH since I began the process.
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