This. Since the operation on my upper jaw my face has fallen greatly didn't have a problem before but few nights sleeping on my side lines formed almost right away from pillow marks. This has made a difference It does take a few night but works brilliantly If you really cant sleep without lying on a side.
Ooh that looks good oathy. I tend to (when I remember) sleep on satin pillowcases as they're supposedly more gentle on the face and hair but that looks good - is it comfy? It looks a bit firm! :D
This. Since the operation on my upper jaw my face has fallen greatly didn't have a problem before but few nights sleeping on my side lines formed almost right away from pillow marks. This has made a difference It does take a few night but works brilliantly If you really cant sleep without lying on a side.
I don't get it, why doe sit have two indenty bits, which way around are you supposed to sleep with it?
Of course! I've never heard of that range before, is it good?
Recommended to me by a friend, hope it is OK to give you the website http://www.monsiaskincare.com/uk/ I used to use a combination of brands, Boots #7 cleanser & toner, Simple moisturiser and Nivea Q-10 night cream. Whilst my skin did not suffer I felt I needed something with a little more umph! My friend is also 70 and I had noticed that her skin seemed to have a nice "glow". Neither of us wears much makeup, only moisturiser and foundation, no powder. Happily no lines around eyes or mouth yet and only very faint lines on brow but as I have bangs noone else can see them!
Repurchased Elemis Tri Enzyme Facial Wash. I'm not sure why I keep deviating from it, this product is a staple, it just works. Dry, dull winter ridden skin just disappears. Bought the 400ml size from QVC so it should last me a long time. I'll never run out of this again.
Need to get a new acid toner. I've been using Pixi Glow it's just okay, but doesn't pack enough punch for me.
I got a couple of things to go in the mothers day gift bag for my mother
Cacharel Lou Lou Eau de Parfum for Her
and a Max Factor False Lash Mascara
as for the former, I dont even know if she will like it now, I remember she use to have it on her dresser when I was a little kid, but just seeing it on amazon today was a blast from the past, but its part of a gift bundle, so if its dated badly, it doesnt matter so much. One reviewer called it a 'classic' so I went with it.
I've been getting a lot of spots/blemishes than before. I think it might be the products I'm using. I'm getting spots where I would NEVER get spots Hopefully this will clear it up.
I've been seeing some breakage in my hair recently, too much hair straightening. I just bought Nexxus Polymedic Emergency Reconstructor. It should hopefully put a stop to the breakage as a very heavy duty protein treatment.
I bought this week Nip+Fab Glycolic fix scrub from Boots for half price £4.97.
I have tried so many different cleansers including LE C&P, Elemis Collagen Balm,
but this is the best for my skin. Not too harsh and leaves the skin very soft and clean.
Today I just stocked up a few more at half price.
Bought last Friday but arrived today - jojoba oil to add to the Monsia intense night repair cream when moisturizing my neck and around my eyes nightly. I found that the extra jojoba oil seems to help tighten the skin on the neck. If it is my imagination which I know it isn't, it certainly doesn't do any harm.
Repurchased Elemis Tri Enzyme Facial Wash. I'm not sure why I keep deviating from it, this product is a staple, it just works. Dry, dull winter ridden skin just disappears. Bought the 400ml size from QVC so it should last me a long time. I'll never run out of this again.
Need to get a new acid toner. I've been using Pixi Glow it's just okay, but doesn't pack enough punch for me.
Also just bought Sarah Chapman Morning Facial
I've just bought some of the Tri-Enzyme Night cream which came with a free 50ml bottle of the face wash.
I hadn't tried either before, but I can definitely see a big difference.
It's just so damn expensive isn't it?
I've just bought some of the Tri-Enzyme Night cream which came with a free 50ml bottle of the face wash.
I hadn't tried either before, but I can definitely see a big difference.
It's just so damn expensive isn't it?
It's not the cheapest. I'm going to just keep buying the large size as it works out cheaper. I use it to wash my body with too when I remember and it's really smoothing out my skin all over. I have the night cream also; it's very rich so I don't always use it but it is lovely to use.
A 180gm sealed tub of Gok Wan Gorgeous body butter for 50p at a car boot sale today Lovely smell. I also picked up a full liz earle cleanse and polish for 50p:)
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Ooh that looks good oathy. I tend to (when I remember) sleep on satin pillowcases as they're supposedly more gentle on the face and hair but that looks good - is it comfy? It looks a bit firm!
I don't get it, why doe sit have two indenty bits, which way around are you supposed to sleep with it?
Of course!
Recommended to me by a friend, hope it is OK to give you the website http://www.monsiaskincare.com/uk/ I used to use a combination of brands, Boots #7 cleanser & toner, Simple moisturiser and Nivea Q-10 night cream. Whilst my skin did not suffer I felt I needed something with a little more umph! My friend is also 70 and I had noticed that her skin seemed to have a nice "glow". Neither of us wears much makeup, only moisturiser and foundation, no powder. Happily no lines around eyes or mouth yet and only very faint lines on brow but as I have bangs noone else can see them!
Need to get a new acid toner. I've been using Pixi Glow it's just okay, but doesn't pack enough punch for me.
Also just bought Sarah Chapman Morning Facial
I seem to be buying quite a few Garnier products recently, I guess it's because they live up to their claims.
Just to set the record straight. This is the 2nd order.
Cacharel Lou Lou Eau de Parfum for Her
and a Max Factor False Lash Mascara
as for the former, I dont even know if she will like it now, I remember she use to have it on her dresser when I was a little kid, but just seeing it on amazon today was a blast from the past, but its part of a gift bundle, so if its dated badly, it doesnt matter so much. One reviewer called it a 'classic' so I went with it.
Organic Surge Night cream
I've been getting a lot of spots/blemishes than before. I think it might be the products I'm using. I'm getting spots where I would NEVER get spots
Also bought Sunday Riley's Luna, overnight oil.
Perricone Face Finishing Moisturiser
Jo Malone Lime Basil and Mandarin - cologne, shower gel and soap
It's been an expensive day :eek:
Mizani Supreme Oil Mask
Keracare Overnight Moisturising Treatment
Keracare Leave In conditioner
I have tried so many different cleansers including LE C&P, Elemis Collagen Balm,
but this is the best for my skin. Not too harsh and leaves the skin very soft and clean.
Today I just stocked up a few more at half price.
I keep reverting back to this product.
I've just bought some of the Tri-Enzyme Night cream which came with a free 50ml bottle of the face wash.
I hadn't tried either before, but I can definitely see a big difference.
It's just so damn expensive isn't it?
It's not the cheapest. I'm going to just keep buying the large size as it works out cheaper. I use it to wash my body with too when I remember and it's really smoothing out my skin all over. I have the night cream also; it's very rich so I don't always use it but it is lovely to use.
Fresh Sugar Honey Lip Balm Treatment
Keracare Thermal Protector