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Tue Jan 08, 2013 12:05 am

Hello ladies, I am 21 year old male interested in skin care.

I just need advice to improve my routine. My goal is to slow the aging process of wrinkling and sagging. I happen to age good, and slowly, my skin is in good health except for some imperfections here and there from past pimples and mistakenly popped them like a bubble wrap but it's not very visible.

My mother uses Artistry products and she had Dermalogica products at one point which I fell in love with.

I switch up, I don't exfoliate everyday. I use a Clearasil anti acne in the morning and some nights just to not over do it. I do everything in the shower.

I exfoliate every 2 days in the morning after using the Clearasil acne treatment that also helps with acne spots supposedly, can't really tell. I am prone to having some acne.

Exfoliator: Artistry ESSENTIALS HYDRATING CLEANSER

Moisturizer after showering its a Neutrogena 30 SPF that also reduces sun spots, I mix it with an Artistry time defiance serum.

I'm looking to get a new cleanser and moisturizer, as I'm not longer happy with them, the moisturizer leaves me a little shiny and oily after some time. I hate looking shiny and oily.

I'm looking at Noxzema Clean Moisture Deep Cleansing Cream but I don't know much about moisturizers.

Sorry for long post ladies. I hope somebody can also implement something else into my routine to improve it, I want to look good for as long as possible, aging is a scary thing. | Much Love,

Milan C

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