SkinCare Regimen

I keep simple with my skin.

Products used:
-Baby Oil (to remove eye makeup. I normally use a makeup wipe or olive oil)
-Equate Face Wash
-Sephora Facial Brush
-Equate Naturally Beaming Daily Moisturizer

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Music:
Simple Samba by Jazz Yatra
http://soundcloud.com/jazz-yatra/simple-samba

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[ewingsee]

What hair and/or holding spray do you use when you straighten your hair out?

[allthatsgold]

@ewingsee The hairspray i use is the one by aussie =)

[sincerelyemani]

How much is that Indian clay btw?

[allthatsgold]

@sincerelyemani i think $7 =)

[prettyhazeleyes09]

is that clay mask similar to queen helene julep mask

[allthatsgold]

@prettyhazeleyes09 i'm not sure... i've never tried the queen helene =)

[astenm]

Very pretty skin. I'm def taking ur advice!!

[coaluck]

ive got 2 words for bomb skin... juice beauty.

[prettyhazeleyes09]

@mgillespie12 thx u

[mgillespie12]

@prettyhazeleyes09 It is. I have some of the Queen Helene Mint Julep mask and the number one ingredient is bentonite clay.

[nicadrmar]

i've been using the healing clay for years and I love it too. You can get it from vitamin shoppe too.

[XxIslandKissxX]

@LuvinLyfe052 Which particular item? If you mean benzoyl peroxide, it's not good for skin. It can dry the hell out of your skin and cause skin sensitivity, redness and flakes. It also slows down the skins ability to heal itself (it may kill the pimples but overall it's no good for skin). I don't use mainstream/commercial products because they can be extremely drying for skin and also they have mostly filler ingredients and none of the good stuff they market their products to have.

[XxIslandKissxX]

@allthatsgold I would suggest you use aloe vera juice/gel or shea butter for evening out your complexion/healing hyperpigmentation scars and just have your regimen of exfoliating. Drinking half your body weight of water helps tremendously. There's other things in your regimen I'd advise against but I'm not here to tell you what to do lol if it works for you it works. Also you should incorporate sunscreen as it would help your scars not get any darker from sun exposure.