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I have dry and sensitive skin - what is the suggested 'formula' for oil cleansing for me if I want to try it?MFW #185
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YNAB lover0 -
Benefit lipgloss - 'Her Glossiness' free with Glamour magazine at the moment - £2, normally lipgloss is £13, and it's really nice!
There are 3 different ones:
a mid pink, very nice one called 'who are you wearing?'
a very pale pink/nude, 'didn't hear it from me'
and a clear/purpley-pink one, which I don't know what it's called as I didn't get it, lol.
Got 2 so far and just need 'who are you wearing'...Operation Get in Shape
MURPHY'S NO MORE PIES CLUB MEMBER #1240 -
Hello harryharp, just wanted to let you know that I have used Ultrabland from Lush and it ruined my skin. Made it really oily and really enlarged the pores on my cheeks. This was about a year and a half ago and my pores have never gone back to their original size *sigh*
Obviously different products work for different people, but I wanted to share my experience just in case.
Btw, been using the oil cleansing method for 3 weeks now and there is a definite improvement in my skin. most of my spots have gone and my skin is noticeably finer
Can I ask what proportions you are using in the oils for the OCM? Also which carrier oil are you using and how many times a week are you doing it?? (Sorry about the Spanish Inquisition!!!:D )0 -
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Bargain_Rzl wrote: »The clear purpley-pink one (which has a bit of a sparkle to it) is called 'my people, your people'.
Got 2 so far and just need 'who are you wearing'...
Where are you getting them?
Because I can't find them anywhere:mad:0 -
You blooming well jinxed me:mad: :mad: :mad: :mad: :mad:
I work up this morning with one of those under the skin spots on the bottom of my nostril & its sore:mad: But hardly visable:D I tried to squeeze it, but no head:rolleyes: But it was painfull:eek:
I have just re-read your thread and noticed it happened to someone else too (ie. 'blind' spots): http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=11007961&postcount=34
I might consider upping the castor oil to 30%...I'd like to really give this a chance to work as so many people seem to swear by it. I think I'll give it a few more weeks to give it the benefit of the doubt!0 -
Got the first one at a north London branch of Sainsbury's Local on Monday morning on my way to a meeting.
Second one yesterday at an independent newsagent on Borough High Street.
There doesn't seem to be a shortage of them round here...Operation Get in Shape
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Whoops!!:o
I have just re-read your thread and noticed it happened to someone else too (ie. 'blind' spots): http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.html?p=11007961&postcount=34
I might consider upping the castor oil to 30%...I'd like to really give this a chance to work as so many people seem to swear by it. I think I'll give it a few more weeks to give it the benefit of the doubt!
I'm already on 30%:rolleyes:
But as my is invisable I won't let it bother me;)
I think you got to give it at least a month to try it out anyhow:D0 -
Yeah I like it & its great for my heavy duty mascara.
But I've got a theory........
OCM - oils & a muslin cloth.
Liz Earle - a blend of oils & balms (theres NO soaps in it) & a muslin cloth
Tesco bnatural liz-earle-look-a-like - as Liz Earle above.
Eve Lom - a blend of oils & balms (theres NO soaps in it) & a muslin cloth
Boots time delay cleansing balm - as Eve Lom above.
All of these NEW trendy methods are the same thing, the prices vary & the consistancy & packaging, but basically I think they are just the same thing.
Anyone agree?
Totally
And before I used the OCM I was using decleor's ylang ylang oil to control my oiliness which is also expensive0
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