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Location: Prescott Valley, Az (unfortunately still here)
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Originally Posted by beatlecrazy
I love the way Noxzema smells!
Me too. I love that tingly feeling too, when I put it on. Then I know it's going in my pores like it should and cleaning them out. I love that tingly sensation.
I love Wet n' Wild nail polishes too.
Another cheap makeup brand ($1, can't beat that) is E.L.F. Their stuff is surprisingly not bad for only being a $1. They have different lines that cost a little more but still super cheap.
My new obsession is Hard Candy makeup. If you're a fan of Urban Decay, this is very similar but much more affordable. I believe they're sister companies.
It's getting harder to find good, cheap products since I've decided to only use cruelty-free beauty products.
Not really because you only have to use a dot per eye. Plus its not toxic and does not add to age like make-up removers can due to chemical content. And it allows me not to have to buy heavy eyecream because it does not dry the area out.The face lotion I use is good enough. The olive oil also has natural anti-age properties.
I'm a big fan of baby oil, use right after shower having water beads on your body helps spread the oil all over your body especially on your back, and of course, legs (after shaving/winter problems)
Almond oil - smells nicer than baby oil and wonderfully.
Last, but not least, my Dermontologist recommends using vaseline instead of baby or almond oils.
Mango (scrape the fiber hairy texture + pulp from seed) and coconut oil mix together to the perfect consistency to
make a paste-like texture for the face. Leave on for an hour or however long you can. Refrigerate (ziplock bag)
any unused formula. This makes face feel super good afterward. Mango fruit is an excellent vitamin source.
Brush baking soda once/twice a week to prevent off-colored pearly shades.
Last edited by 2goldens; 05-01-2021 at 05:06 PM..
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Someone gave me a HUGE bottle of Almond Oil. Not only is it healthy to consume, it's great for use on the face. I use it to take off mascara & other makeup. It's a lightweight, not sticky, oil.
I make my own face mask using Indian clay, mixed with a pinch of Vitamin C powder, and a bit of face lotion or oil.
Someone gave me a HUGE bottle of Almond Oil. Not only is it healthy to consume, it's great for use on the face. I use it to take off mascara & other makeup. It's a lightweight, not sticky, oil.
I make my own face mask using Indian clay, mixed with a pinch of Vitamin C powder, and a bit of face lotion or oil.
If you don't mind my asking, do you buy this product online?
Don't know if it's already been mentioned, but the lactic acid in plain yogurt makes it a great facial exfoliant. Leave on for 5-10 minutes and rinse with tepid water. It definitely helps.
And, like 2goldens, I also use a mixture of toothpaste, baking soda, and a few drops of mild hydrogen peroxide as a teeth whitener.
Last edited by newdixiegirl; 05-11-2021 at 08:27 PM..
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