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Mon Nov 05, 2007 10:33 am  Quote |
For all you Dermalogica lovers out there...which one should I use to gear up for our nasty Toronto winters.
I feel I don't have very dry skin normally, but in the winter, I definitely feel tightness in the cheeks and chin area...and I can get dry patches.
Do you think Skin smoothing is too light (as I've read some people think this is better for oily skin in the winter) and would Intensive Moisture be better for me?
I don't want anything that is going to clog my pores, so that is a consideration too.
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32 years,normal and a little oily in t-zone, can be sensistive to products |
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Mon Nov 05, 2007 3:49 pm Quote |
| I have combination skin and have been using the Active Moist which I love! I love the entire line! As it get colder I find that I tend to get more on the normal side and a little dehydrated...winters in Canada can be brutal! I've tried the Skin Smoothing cream as well and I feel that for my skin now, it was a little heavier, but not too rich. I think you might be fine with that! |
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Tue Nov 06, 2007 10:41 am Quote |
someone mentioned a ylang ylang smell in skin smoothing...that is supposed to be for oil control. that is definitely something i wouldn't want for my winter skin!!
thanks for the info. |
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Tue Nov 06, 2007 10:44 am Quote |
I really like the Skin Smoothing Cream. The product description says that it is their "medium" weight moisturizer. I find it quite rich and hydrating, but not heavy. Give it a try!  |
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