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Old 02-06-2008, 9:12 PM   #1
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Default oily/clogged skin help - jojoba oil does work

Hi all,
I just wanted to let you know that after many, many years of buying every product on the market to tackle my oily skin, I have at least found something which I am very impressed with. That said, I had to share: Jojoba oil.

I read it online at makeupalley that many users were applying a few drops to clean skin at night before bedtime, I too purchased this oil (from Holland and Barrett, not that cheap at around £7 per bottle, but it is worth it, and lasts a very long time). I've been applying this every night before I go to bed, and in the morning just use water on my face. During a normal day I would be a shine beacon before lunch time, my makeup would be non-existent. Not so now - this stuff seems to have 'cured' me. If anything I can say my clogged pores are not so clogged, and my skin actually looks in better condition. I must add that I have stopped using any moisturiser during the day or at night. The over oiliness is under control. I had a wedding the other week where I was bridesmaid. I was shine free until I went to bed that night, and didn't have to apply any more makeup or powder the whole day through. joy, oh joy.
HTH some others out there,
Love Mhairi
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Old 02-06-2008, 9:32 PM   #2
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Thanks for the post. isnt it great when you finally find something that keeps the oil slick under control? I have used Ylang Ylang oil in the past for the same job and am now using the OCM. My night cream is a mix of shea butter and jojoba oil. I will look out the jojoba oil when next near a Health food Store



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