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Sun Jun 13, 2010 1:34 pm  |
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Sun Jun 13, 2010 4:12 pm |
| Thank you - I should have checked! I'm glad so many enjoy it - it seems odd but it really works. I have my sons both using cleansing oil for their acne issues with the cleansing oil for acne and their skin is showing improvement but we'll see over the long run. They really thought I was crazy. |
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Sun Jun 13, 2010 4:56 pm |
I am kind of interested in that!
I used to use a olive oil liquid soap that did not foam much-I think it was a castille oil soap?
But have tried various face oil things-the thing I find is that when you do use oils your skin is less oilier then if you use all those detergent soaps.
Maybe I'll look into this again,
I am trying to use more naural things when possible.
I know Clarins and Decleor they actually have some essential oils that help with blemishes. |
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Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:42 pm |
| Clarins also has a good cleanser - Pure Melt Cleansing Gel, which works similar to OCM. It's a gel that becomes a oil as you apply it. When you add a bit of water it becomes a bit creamy and then rinses clean - an excellent makeup remover. |
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Mon Jun 14, 2010 1:56 pm |
| clustersof3 wrote: |
| Clarins also has a good cleanser - Pure Melt Cleansing Gel, which works similar to OCM. It's a gel that becomes a oil as you apply it. When you add a bit of water it becomes a bit creamy and then rinses clean - an excellent makeup remover. |
I have used this one for a long, long time. I also tried the one from L'Occitane, which I think is similar mechanism, but I found it drying. |
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