I will be starting out with that I consider to hopefully be an easy task. I want to replace my facial routine with not only a natural alternative, but also a cheaper alternative. I currently use the Clinique 3-Step system.

It runs approximately $60 depending on the department store. It works well but there are a few flaws. Although my skin is blemish free my face feels dry but looks oily! I have never had oily skin before using this product. Now, my T-Zone - especially my nose and between my brows tends to be extremely shiny. The three steps consist of a cleanser,toner and moisturizer. Over the next week I will seek a suitable alternative that does the following.
1. leaves my face extremely clean and my complexion even
2. tones and tightens my pores
3. moisturizes without oil overload
4. maintains my blemish free skin
5. Costs less than half of the price of my current cleansing system
If you have any suggestions for natural facial care systems please let me know. If they are commercial products, I am attempting to avoid sulfates and parabens.
Feel free to join the challenge with me. Save money and preserve the health and beauty of your natural self!!! What are you search to replace? Let's hear it. We can all learn from each others experiences!
Happy Searching...
S.Renae~~
I have had the same problem with using facial cleaners. Recently about 5 months ago I went back to what I used to do when I was younger....take a steamy clothe put it on my face and let it naturally open my pores then re-wet clothe lather with lever 2000 wash then apply pressure to do thedeep pores. It's worked for me so far, though I have occasional breakouts mainly from the oils in my hair. But water was all they used way back I figure why not! Iné
ReplyDeleteI have had the same problem with using facial cleaners. Recently about 5 months ago I went back to what I used to do when I was younger....take a steamy clothe put it on my face and let it naturally open my pores then re-wet clothe lather with lever 2000 wash then apply pressure to do thedeep pores. It's worked for me so far, though I have occasional breakouts mainly from the oils in my hair. But water was all they used way back I figure why not! Iné
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