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Hi daffy

useful tips
thank you

thanks for sharing very useful tips ................

Hi,
Thanks for the valuable information. Can you suggest me a good facial cream? Mine is a combination skin and as I'm not aware of the products in facial creams, it would be helpful if you could suggest me one..

Thanks,
Uma

Nice tips.Can you tell me what we should do with the orange you mentioned in ingredients
thanks

hi
nice tips. thanks for sharing

Thaz cooolll daffodil.... gud post and very heplful!!

Thanks!

For posting such a useful information.

Dear Daffodil

Great work.thank u so much for sharing.thank u for all ur efforts............but if somebody does for us.....that will be more effective ........and we can really relax nicely at that time......and have good and sound sleep too.........

Dear Paulina,

Dry skin has a low level of sebum and can be prone to sensitivity. The skin has a parched look caused by its inability to retain moisture. It usually feels "tight" and uncomfortable after washing unless some type of moisturizer or skin cream is applied. Chapping and cracking are signs of extremely dry, dehydrated skin.

Use nondetergent, neutral-pH products to cleanse your skin. Avoid using any commercial soap. And always touch your face gently. Double-cleanse with a cream, leaving a light, thin trace of it on the skin after the second cleansing.
Follow a bath or a shower with a mild application of baby oil
Morning Skin Cleanser/Rejuvenator
Every morning 15 minutes before taking your bath

1 egg yolk
1 teaspoon orange juice
1 teaspoon olive oil and
few drops of rose water
few drops of lime juice

Mix the above ingredients together and apply on your skin.
Beauty Mask for Dry Skin

1 egg
1 teaspoon of honey,
1/2 teaspoon of olive oil and
few drops of rose water

Mix the ingredients thoroughly and use as a mask.
Night Moisturizing
After you clean and tone your skin, apply a splash of water or a water-misting. Pat almost dry with a soft towel, then smooth moisturizer from bosom to hairline. Allow five minutes for immediate absorption (cover your face and throat with warm washcloths to hasten penetration), then blot off any excess moisturizer with a tissue.
Day Moisturizing
Apply a touch of your natural moisturizer over the freshly cleansed, toned, and dampened skin on your throat, cheeks, and around your eyes.
Milk Bath
Once a week take a milk bath. It will nourish and smoothen your skin. Warm your bath water and put in 250 gram of powdered milk, half tablespoon of almond oil and a few drops of your favorite perfume. Then just lie in it and let your mind wander while the wholesome foam works wonders on your dry skin.

Once a week, use a facial mask to clarify the skin and remove dull, dry surface skin cells. Blend together well 1 teaspoon green clay powder and 1 teaspoon raw honey. Apply the mixture to your face, avoiding the eye area. Leave it on for fifteen minutes, then rinse well with lukewarm water. While your skin is still slightly damp, apply a natural skin oil or liquid moisturizer.

Trust this helps

Originally Posted by Paulina

Dear daffodil

That was such a GREAT job you did...to take such pains to give us such valuable info on facials.Beautiful pics too.Very motivating ...want to head straight away and begin one session on oneself.

Could you suggest some tips for dry skin facials and the frequency it needs to be done.
Thanks for sharing.

Regards,

PAULINA

Hi Uma,

Try Kaya facial creams for normal to combination skin.
The products are really effective.
I am not too sure if you can buy it local stores, maybe Kaya salons would be retaling it.

Originally Posted by uma321

Hi,
Thanks for the valuable information. Can you suggest me a good facial cream? Mine is a combination skin and as I'm not aware of the products in facial creams, it would be helpful if you could suggest me one..

Thanks,
Uma