Face moisturiser

Luke15 said:
Diprobase is good.
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Diprobase is absolutely excellent, I shave with it. However, I do tend to find a bit greasy, and the only time I moisturise with it is for use on my body after my shower.

Ant :cool:
 
WantoN said:
I suggest you follow a good cleansing routine and use an intensive moisturiser.

I'm not too hot on women's stuff, but a Nivea moisturising facial wash would probably be a good idea. Follow this up with bodyshop's coconut scrub, use a Simple Toner, and then moisturise with a decent moisturiser, look for something with Q10 in :)

Ant :cool:
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That's roughly my sort of plan :) Just have to remember to follow it and not get lazy and just wash with nice dry skin inducing soap :o
 
Haly said:
That's roughly my sort of plan :) Just have to remember to follow it and not get lazy and just wash with nice dry skin inducing soap :o
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It's suprising how quickly you can get into the routine. I personally don't bother toning, so that's probably the one I'd leave out if you're a little bit prone to not bothering like me. I can't stress enough how important I think a scrub is though.

Moisturise after washing in the morning, and again in the evening. I tend to follow my facecare routine seperate from having a shower.

Ant :cool:
 
WantoN said:
It's suprising how quickly you can get into the routine. I personally don't bother toning, so that's probably the one I'd leave out if you're a little bit prone to not bothering like me. I can't stress enough how important I think a scrub is though.

Moisturise after washing in the morning, and again in the evening. I tend to follow my facecare routine seperate from having a shower.

Ant :cool:
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Sounds like a plan :cool:
Usually rubbish with routines but lately my life seems to have become incredibly routine orientated :eek: So might as well throw in something extra :p
 
WantoN said:
I suggest you follow a good cleansing routine and use an intensive moisturiser.

I'm not too hot on women's stuff, but a Nivea moisturising facial wash would probably be a good idea. Follow this up with bodyshop's coconut scrub, use a Simple Toner, and then moisturise with a decent moisturiser, look for something with Q10 in :)

Ant :cool:
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For someone who's "not too hot on women's stuff", you seem to be pretty clued up ;) :p

Stan :)
 
Bigstan said:
For someone who's "not too hot on women's stuff", you seem to be pretty clued up ;) :p
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;) Don't get me wrong, I follow a pretty extensive routine to keep my skin looking good. It's just I use men's products :p

Ant :cool:
 
Haly (and all the other laydeeees and metros ;) )

Tesco have a babyliss acqua facial care system which is rrp at around £40 (on sale at 9.99. It's got a hand held facial sauna (which is 19.99 on it's own) an exfoliator (hand held battery operated one that comes with loads of different heads for massaging, exfoliating, one for putting a cotton wool pad in for cleansing) and an air toning handheld thingy (have no idea at present :D)

My OH found it by accident when looking for that thingy off the ROC advert that looks like a tiny facial sander :D

I'll find a link if I can to the product but get down to Tesco's and get one, it's ace, specially for lazy girls like moi :D

Edit : Linky Linky (click on the piccy to see it larger and you'll see more detail on the different appliances.)
 
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Sounds a good price :) Can't get to Tesco till Saturday though but if they still have it then, I might buy it. :)
 
A quick check of the other halves ( who is into this sort of thing ) reveals loads of stuff from Lancaster and Molton Brown , no idea where you get the stuff from or how much it costs though

If you want any particular names of the stuff I will have another look :)
 
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Rotty said:
I did too :eek: , mmm she gets this stuff and buys me imperial leather shower gel and gillette deodorant , mmm :D
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I think you're getting short changed there ;)
 
I was really clever today.
I finally got the chance to go shopping for this sort of stuff (been ill and couldn't be bothered to look for optional extras before) so I walked into Boots all confident......then realised I couldn't remember a single recommendation besides vague names looking familiar :o
So I've ended up with Nivea body rich care body moisturiser.....I'm not entirely sure what drew me to it.

I think for Saturday (when I'll be next door to a Tesco anyway), I might need to write down a list. :o
 
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