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ureshi
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Joined: 21 Aug 2003
Posts: 6
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Thu Sep 04, 2003 11:14 am  Quote |
I have a very thin layer of skin. Veins are visible around my cheek area. My skin is Normal to oily (T-zone). Have a huge dark circle around my eyes.
Then I had my skin "scanned" for future skin problem. I was told that there are lots of blackhead and pigmentation around my cheek area. Based on my visible veins they say that my skin is pretty dry skin too! (How can that be? Mine is normal to oily) i think they could be wrong *i'm confuse*
So i was recommended by the skin care expert to use the followings:
1) Ultra Calming cleanser
2) Multive-Active Toner
3)Skin Smoothing Cream
4) Skin hydrating masque
5) Skin Hydrating Booster
6) Daily Microfoliant
I understand that skin smoothing cream is med moisturiser. According to one of the review it's pretty heavy for those with normal to oily skin. Hence they use active moist-lighter moisturiser. Do you think it's suitable for my skin? (i'm staying in a warm weather country)
What do you reckon?
I would llike to seek for another professional advice...
thank you..... |
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Mabsy
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Joined: 17 Aug 2003
Posts: 9672
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Thu Sep 04, 2003 8:30 pm Quote |
You're not getting a professional opinion out of me, just a personal opinion. I don't know about the rest of your skin care routine but regarding the dark circles under your eyes:
PETER THOMAS ROTH Power K Eye Rescue 
I've just started using it this week so it's too early to see resuts but it has been recommended to me time and time again by many people and on many forums. So perhaps that one or the DDF Eye Erase Gel? Which is also rumoured to be quite good (once again, other people's recs). |
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Thu Sep 04, 2003 11:11 pm Quote |
| My skin is just oily on nose. I tried soothing cream and active moist. I prefer active moist. In my opinion, active moist is better for you. |
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