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Originally Posted by luc9999
ok.
The cleansing wipes are nivea visage but the moisturizer isn't - it says lotion - this is what it says on the bottle
"nivea lotion
Non-greasy for normal skin
light moisturizing and cleansing lotion"
Also I can't find the product on the website that I have.
My grandmother told me I had dry skin and sometimes it has little white bits on it. When I got spots it was just some round my mouth but nowhere else.
They are going now but I haven't been sticking to a stict rountine, but I have used the nivea lotion moisturizer in the morning and in the evening used the wipes. (but they've run out now :S)
Thanks for all this help you have been giving me recently btw. I really appreaciate it.  |
Ah yes... We all love our grandmothers and bless their hearts, they only want the best for us.
Her diagnosis
could be wrong however...
At any rate, "little white bits" could mean flaky skin = dry. Where are the little white bits on your face?
Advice is only good with all the correct information, and I don't want to give any incorrect suggestions or recommendations that could potentially make a condition worse.
So I suggest booking an appointment with a skin care consultant or make-up artist at a department store to exactly determine your skin type. Here's what you do. Book an appointment at lets say Lancome, Clinique, Vichy, Bio Therm, etc. Go to counters where they specalize in skin care.
Book the appointments with each counter a day apart from each other and at different times of the day. Go with a clean face, no produts on. Be very truthful in telling them what your routine is. This way you'll get an acurate and broad overview of each perspective. They will fill out a client card, keep one copy for yourself and they will give you samples to try.
They will try and sell you products... After all they're sales people
, Tell them you get paid next week, plus your credit card is maxed out. Don't tell them you can't afford it. (Obviously don't buy anything).
Don't try the samples they give you, just keep them for later. When you're done with the consulting, let us know the results. The majority of their consensus is what your skin type will be. My experience with all these lines, is that they should all tell you the same thing.
And oh one more thing... Tell them your immediate concern is skin care and that you're not interested in make-up. This way they won't cross-sell you any make-up when they do a skin care consult. And MOST importantly... DON'T tell them you're going from counter to counter.
OR... You can book an appointment with a dermatologist. The advantage of this method, is that they won't try and sell you anything.
Good luck with your homework assignment, approach this as being fun.
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