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Submitted by Se7enstrings
Tuesday, 1 November 2016
[Misc] Looking for a new bodywash - any suggestions?
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I'm currently using EveryDay Shea Vanilla Mint Bodywash and its great, but I'd like to just see if there's something else out there that might be better.
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Submitted by mykneegrows89
I'm currently using EveryDay Shea Vanilla Mint Bodywash and its great, but I'd like to just see if there's something else out there that might be better.
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Submitted by mykneegrows89
[DIY]How to get rid of dark underarms.
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● Things Used1.All Purpose Flour or Refined Flour (2 tsp)2.Baking Soda (1 tsp)3.Lemon Juice (1 tsp)4.Honey (1 tsp)5.Rose Water --------------------------------------------------------------● Procedure1.First mix all the ingredients i.e. Flour, Baking Soda, Lemon Juice, Honey together.2.Add Rose Water accordingly and keep mixing till it become a smooth, creamy and thick paste.3.Then wipe your Underarms with cotton or cloth socked in warm water.4.Now apply this DIY Dark Underarm Whitening Cream.5.Wash it with a cloth socked in warm water after 20-30min. and again wash with warm water.6.Apply this regularly for best results. ---------------------------------------------------------------● Tips1.Exfoliate more often if you suffer from hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating).2.Check with your doctor. Home remedies may not help with dark underarms if you're suffering from a condition known as acanthosis nigricans, a skin disorder that results in velvety, light-brown-to-black markings in areas that include the armpits.3.Change your diet. If your condition is diabetes related, modifying your diet to restrict starches and sugars may help. --------------------------------------------------------------- or else watch this video->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_g1Zw_TwmI
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Submitted by care_HB
● Things Used1.All Purpose Flour or Refined Flour (2 tsp)2.Baking Soda (1 tsp)3.Lemon Juice (1 tsp)4.Honey (1 tsp)5.Rose Water --------------------------------------------------------------● Procedure1.First mix all the ingredients i.e. Flour, Baking Soda, Lemon Juice, Honey together.2.Add Rose Water accordingly and keep mixing till it become a smooth, creamy and thick paste.3.Then wipe your Underarms with cotton or cloth socked in warm water.4.Now apply this DIY Dark Underarm Whitening Cream.5.Wash it with a cloth socked in warm water after 20-30min. and again wash with warm water.6.Apply this regularly for best results. ---------------------------------------------------------------● Tips1.Exfoliate more often if you suffer from hyperhydrosis (excessive sweating).2.Check with your doctor. Home remedies may not help with dark underarms if you're suffering from a condition known as acanthosis nigricans, a skin disorder that results in velvety, light-brown-to-black markings in areas that include the armpits.3.Change your diet. If your condition is diabetes related, modifying your diet to restrict starches and sugars may help. --------------------------------------------------------------- or else watch this video->https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n_g1Zw_TwmI
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Submitted by care_HB
[Acne] People who break out from oil cleansing
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Hi SCA! :)I've noticed this trend in quite a few people -- some tend to do incredibly well with oil cleansing, and others seem to break out pretty badly. I know this can be due to the type of oil used per individual and comedogenicity of each oil, but some tend break out using oil cleansing no matter what. Personally, I tried oil cleansing when I discovered this sub a few years ago and comedones took over my face, despite trying many different oils.I've just been curious if sensitivity to oil cleansing points to a general trend in these individuals, such as a sensitivity to fatty alcohols, the types of breakouts you normally have, or perhaps a sensitivity to fungal growth. What have you noticed? Do you think there could be a correlation? Conversely, if you've responded well to oil cleansing, why do you think that may be?
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Submitted by tofutits
Hi SCA! :)I've noticed this trend in quite a few people -- some tend to do incredibly well with oil cleansing, and others seem to break out pretty badly. I know this can be due to the type of oil used per individual and comedogenicity of each oil, but some tend break out using oil cleansing no matter what. Personally, I tried oil cleansing when I discovered this sub a few years ago and comedones took over my face, despite trying many different oils.I've just been curious if sensitivity to oil cleansing points to a general trend in these individuals, such as a sensitivity to fatty alcohols, the types of breakouts you normally have, or perhaps a sensitivity to fungal growth. What have you noticed? Do you think there could be a correlation? Conversely, if you've responded well to oil cleansing, why do you think that may be?
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Submitted by tofutits
[Product question] Your top recommended Glossier products.
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Hello to all skincare addicts,I'm looking to place an order with Glossier and send it over to my friend who lives in the states. I've never ordered on Glossier before and wanted to know if you've bought from them before, and if the product themselves are as good as the packaging? I have slightly tanned Asian skin and have combination/oily skin!
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Submitted by chloez13
Hello to all skincare addicts,I'm looking to place an order with Glossier and send it over to my friend who lives in the states. I've never ordered on Glossier before and wanted to know if you've bought from them before, and if the product themselves are as good as the packaging? I have slightly tanned Asian skin and have combination/oily skin!
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Submitted by chloez13
Monday, 31 October 2016
[Acne] Difficulty clearing last bit of acne
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Hey, everyone. Over the past 10 weeks, I have significantly reduced my acne using the simple routine I've listed below. That's been great...I've gone from having a face full of large, deep pimples to almost clear skin. Although I don't get big pimples anymore, I still get about 1-2 small ones a week. Sometimes they will last for a day or a whole week. I feel as though my progress has stagnated over the past few weeks. My skin improved very quickly early on and while I have made nice progress in fading my red marks since, I can't seem to work through the last of my closed comedones + new acne. Is it common for an acne treatment to work quickly at first and then sort of plateau - and the last bit of clearance will be a longer process? Is there anything I should add to my routine? It feels amazing to go from objectively bad skin (I would say I had moderate level acne) to what most people would consider to be average skin with a couple mild pimples here and there...but now that I am so close to completely clear skin, I'd like some help to get over this hurtle.Thank you!Current Routine:AM: Aziderm - 20% Azelaic Acid Cetaphil SPF 30PM: Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser Aziderm Cerave Moisturizer
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Submitted by lmg2br
Hey, everyone. Over the past 10 weeks, I have significantly reduced my acne using the simple routine I've listed below. That's been great...I've gone from having a face full of large, deep pimples to almost clear skin. Although I don't get big pimples anymore, I still get about 1-2 small ones a week. Sometimes they will last for a day or a whole week. I feel as though my progress has stagnated over the past few weeks. My skin improved very quickly early on and while I have made nice progress in fading my red marks since, I can't seem to work through the last of my closed comedones + new acne. Is it common for an acne treatment to work quickly at first and then sort of plateau - and the last bit of clearance will be a longer process? Is there anything I should add to my routine? It feels amazing to go from objectively bad skin (I would say I had moderate level acne) to what most people would consider to be average skin with a couple mild pimples here and there...but now that I am so close to completely clear skin, I'd like some help to get over this hurtle.Thank you!Current Routine:AM: Aziderm - 20% Azelaic Acid Cetaphil SPF 30PM: Benzoyl Peroxide Cleanser Aziderm Cerave Moisturizer
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Submitted by lmg2br
[Acne] Is the Murad Acne Clarifying Cleanser good for my oily skin?
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Disclaimer: This is my first post here so sorry in advance if this post is in the wrong subreddit and if everything sounds really amateur-ish..Anyways, I recently got this product by my parents a while back and I didn't know if this product was good for my skin. I currently use a minocyclin product but I don't remember the name at the moment. I recently ran out and was looking for a secondary/alternative product that can be equally as helpful, so for really oily skin like mine, is the Murad Cleanser right for my skin?Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
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Submitted by poju27
Disclaimer: This is my first post here so sorry in advance if this post is in the wrong subreddit and if everything sounds really amateur-ish..Anyways, I recently got this product by my parents a while back and I didn't know if this product was good for my skin. I currently use a minocyclin product but I don't remember the name at the moment. I recently ran out and was looking for a secondary/alternative product that can be equally as helpful, so for really oily skin like mine, is the Murad Cleanser right for my skin?Any feedback is greatly appreciated!
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Submitted by poju27
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