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If your face is dry , you dont want a scrub for it as this could irritate it even more, you want to apply a moisturiser.
Ajax, Vim, Cif, any decent kitchen moisturiser
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soap?
That's extreme.Originally Posted by kalniel
Doesn't seem to do any harm.. I was ID'd buying alcohol the other week and I'm nearly 30...
I was actually trying to promote a sense of masculinity into this thread by making soap an extreme thing to use because I think it's rather comical seeing which man uses what. Obviously it's going to be a "for men" product because men feel that if they don't use this then they're going to ruin their self worth as a man
Hot water and nothing else. I haven't had a problem with spots since I stopped using all these things!
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Agree with Mr Chicken. Water does the job great, and as a bonus, by using it in preference to other things, I'm making a small but significant dent in the cosmetics industry's budget for brain-dead advertising.
Simple face wash/scrub followed by Nivea for Men hydrating balm.
If i want to be really fassy though ill use this stuff the girlie found. You rinse your face with warm water then put on this face wash stuff that cleans out pores to get rid of all the blackheads. It feels awesome on your face because as it touches your skin it starts to warm up. Its called Biore Warming Anti-Blackhead Cream Cleanser.
/fassy rant
Same, except I never use them in the first place
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And you know you've cleaned well because it takes an age to get it off your face and out of your hair!
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What's washing?
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well like i said, for the longest time i've used nothing but water but my skin isnt liking it. I wish i didnt have to resort to cosmetics
Its not bad, it only gets me when i come out the shower, thats where i wash my face, when i'm drying off my face gets very flaky in places and using just water it takes a while to get off, like i have to re-rinse my face several times in the half-hour after a shower because it'll keep flaking and then calms down. Then its fine for daysI have the dry skin problem too. Really gets to me
Sanex do a decent range of products, but depending on how bad it is, thought about poping to the doc's?
I did, and there is a bunch of stuff you cant buy over the counter that he can give you.
Luckily enough for me i dont suffer from dry skin. Though dry lips i do.
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