Best Skincare ?

Hey Caiti,

I believe you should go with natural beauty products and prefer to shop it from leading brands online after consulting your saloon that well-suited your preferences. Because natural products not only enhance your beauty also help you in reducing acne, wrinkles and anti-aging problems.

I currently use two moisturizers on a daily basis. My skin is sensitive and dries up easily due to my laser hair removal treatments, so I’ve been using Eucerin for the moisturize + hydration and this other kind of lotion I’ve never heard of before called Lipo Lotion that I found at CVS. I use that at night for toning and firmining my skin as I am trying to get back at the gym before summer hits. Anyways, hope that was helpful!

I am unfortunately allergic to almost all the skincare from pharmacy’s, priceline and department stores (I suffer from ezcema, acne, rosacea and a bizzare skin condition which causes my face to go thick and tight with massive open pores all over my face). One brand that does not cause me bad allergic reactions or have my face swell up red and burn/itchy is Eminence organics. Sure there products are pricey when purchased here in Australia but if you buy them off ebay from U.S sellers you can save up to 45% off the RRP price that they are sold here in Aus. For just over $100 aussie dollars you can get a bottle of cleanser, toner and moisturiser. There stone crop products are particulary good, as well as the eight greens serum and cream. http://www.eminenceorganics.com

I really love Lush skincare- the range really does wonders for my skin and the fact that they use all naturally ingredients makes it even more attractive. I find all lush products do exactly what they say they will do and leave the skin lovely. I use either Dark Angels or Angels on Bare Skin for cleanser because i have oily/combination skin. I use the tea tree water toner and then the Celestial mousturiser as well as Akin Rosehip oil at night. These do wonders for my skin and the fact that they dont have chemicals is great! Otherwise the ASAP skincare range is amazing too

La Prairie is the best skin care brand I have evr used, however its just 2 expensive. I do spend alot of money on beauty products but there is some things where it isnt necessary. Cleansers for instance can be effective and innexpensive as long as it’s suited to your skin type and condition. Since you have oily skin I would recommend nuetragena oil free cleanser, its thebest cleanser on the market. I would also recomend dior, pelactive, ella bache and gatinuea for serums and moisturisors.

I agree with the others about Dermalogica. It’s the pro-skincare line that I started out on for face and body actually. Once you know what products you like in its range you can always use them as a comparison point for other brands.

I’m now switching to the ASAP range because I’m really liking the effect that glycolic based AHA products are having on my congested areas and freckles. ASAP is a very well-priced range if you like to try it and it’s also very simple with not many variations on the one product.

Sometimes it’s best to have a facial done in a line you’re willing to try and the BT can recommend the right products. This is how most of us start with Derma I think!

Dermalogica is the best thing that has ever happened to my skin… I went in to see a specialist to get professional face mapping done (so that I knew what products I should be using) and I love every single product I have ever used in the Dermalogica range!

Clear and Clear works on my daughter and it really works well and she’s quite impressed. You don’t have to spend a lot of money to get good results it proves as it’s really quite affordable.

I agree with mel, if you can go and see a dermatologist and/or beautician to recommend products for you

I love Estee Lauder products, I’ve used the cleanser, exfoliator and moisturiser. They work really well and well worth the money.