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Fight back against over-priced cosmetics! Post your cheap but outstanding discoveries
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Whats this castor oil and cloth thing?Whats it good for?0
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Whats this castor oil and cloth thing?Whats it good for?
Lots of people swear by it. The jury's still out as far as I'm concerned- I used it for a few weeks then stopped, as I was getting spots. But I've gone back on it now and will give it a good go before making up my mind!0 -
Ah that's perfect,I wanted to minimise my pores at the moment,otherwise skin is ok. I will take a look,I am 47 and have sensative skin.I am on a very low calorie diet( and low fat) at the moment and need something to put a bit more moisture back in.0
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have another find to report ladies!
waitrose baby bottom butter. think it costs about £2.50 ish. I thought i would give it a go as i had read something somewhere in one of the papers saying it had been selling out as a cult product and managed to get my paws on it!
it has about three ingredients in it virgin olive oil, vanilla and i think its vitamin E- your oil cleansing talk made me remember it
its quite heavy and so best as a night cream me thinks to let it sink in over night but leaves my skin lovely and soft and isnt full of rubbish chemicals. a little goes a very long way and is good for getting off stuborn makeup too. tried the aldi one too but this is by far a lot better might not be to everyones taste though as its basically an oil.
xxkeep calm and carry on :rotfl:
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oooo just to add would be good on cuticles, feet, knees and elbows as it is a balm but melts very easily with a bit of heat! xkeep calm and carry on :rotfl:
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I believe the waitrose baby bottom butter was very hard to get hold of a while back. Is it readily available again now?0
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Thank you for the warning Yenners.
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 )
Harryharp, sorry for the late reply, only just saw your post now. I'm using 20% castor oil and 80% grapeseed oil. I have combination skin - and am using the OCM about 3 to 4 times a week. I find that it has loosened my clogged pores around my nose and chin area so the congestion is very easily extracted. I use a pair of ultra fine tweezers and pull out the clogged bits in my pores. (sorry of that sounds gross)
The open pores on my cheeks seem much reduced and I have less spots than before.Not buying clothes for a year - it's liberating!0 -
Harryharp, sorry for the late reply, only just saw your post now. I'm using 20% castor oil and 80% grapeseed oil. I have combination skin - and am using the OCM about 3 to 4 times a week. I find that it has loosened my clogged pores around my nose and chin area so the congestion is very easily extracted. I use a pair of ultra fine tweezers and pull out the clogged bits in my pores. (sorry of that sounds gross)
The open pores on my cheeks seem much reduced and I have less spots than before.0
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