Beauty Tips For Body Care
Let’s get down to it - my hours got cut at work in a major way. That means a lot of my budget - including skincare - has to just fall by the wayside while I’m figuring things out financially. That being said, I’m an esthetician student, so it’s actually pretty important for school and future work that my skin doesn’t go completely to hell. Plus, I really don’t want to add the extra stress on top of everything! My routine for my dehydrated, CC-prone skin is heavily in the works because (a) to be able to market myself as a future esthetician, good skin is actually kind of a priority and (b) I was finally making enough money to invest a little more in good skincare - sadly it looks like that second part just wasn’t meant to last :( I figured there are probably lots of us in a similar situation, so let’s start a thread of the most affordable parts of our routines!I’ll start - I’ve been using olive oil for OCM/as a makeup remover! The Walmart brand is only like $4-5 iirc and a bottle lasts forever since it takes so little at one time. I also feel like it helps with moisturizing and hydration, but that might just be placebo effect or due to a different product. I know it’s a skincare sin, but I’ve been using a fair amount of new products and haven’t been super consistent - a lot of my routine has been samples of the dermalogica products I use for facials at school cue face palm. Hey, at least they’re free for me, and it does technically help me decide what to use/suggest on others if I’ve tried it myself.Anyway, that’s enough rambling for now - I want to know your best ballin-on-a-budget skincare tricks!
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