Acne Fighting
Yan: I am very insterested in your daily skin care. As an acne fighter in my late 30s’, I am still searching for solution. I’d like to know more details about the skin care products:
1. FL’occitane soap with the combination of sea salt crystalfor face cleaning and CeraVe for moisturizer: Could you please give me more details about the types of soap, sea salt, and CeraVe? and where do you buy them?
2. Do you used toner and mask? Do you mind sharing more information about Skin care tips for acne?
Thank you very much!
Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy black friday!
Michelle: I am more than happy to share my experience about acne fighting! I’ve just added links in my post for you to review. L’occitane soap is not the only choice. The point is how to clean your skin efficiently using the right product. Sea salt, not the table salt, is natural anti-bacterial with many healing minerals. I put about 1/2 teaspoon sea salt in my hand and dissolve it with a little warm/hot water; gently scrub it on my face, especially on the active area (for me, it is around nose, mouth, and chin); it might sting so I wash it off after half or one minute. Once a day. That is it! I did use masks before, but not now. I feel my skin cannot afford rich stuff which might make me look radiant but also gives me hidden acne problems sooner or later.
Let us know how it helps! Thanks for reading~~~
1. FL’occitane soap with the combination of sea salt crystalfor face cleaning and CeraVe for moisturizer: Could you please give me more details about the types of soap, sea salt, and CeraVe? and where do you buy them?
2. Do you used toner and mask? Do you mind sharing more information about Skin care tips for acne?
Thank you very much!
Happy Thanksgiving and enjoy black friday!
Michelle: I am more than happy to share my experience about acne fighting! I’ve just added links in my post for you to review. L’occitane soap is not the only choice. The point is how to clean your skin efficiently using the right product. Sea salt, not the table salt, is natural anti-bacterial with many healing minerals. I put about 1/2 teaspoon sea salt in my hand and dissolve it with a little warm/hot water; gently scrub it on my face, especially on the active area (for me, it is around nose, mouth, and chin); it might sting so I wash it off after half or one minute. Once a day. That is it! I did use masks before, but not now. I feel my skin cannot afford rich stuff which might make me look radiant but also gives me hidden acne problems sooner or later.
Let us know how it helps! Thanks for reading~~~
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