I'm a asian girl going to mid-20s. I looking for night cream that will boost radiance and anti-aging. Is Beaut De Kose night better or Biotherm night cream better?Night cream help !!!?
Olay is better.
Sunday, April 25, 2010
Self Tanning Night Cream?
I came back from America with a pot of Prescriptives ';Good In Bed'; night cream. It's a lush night cream with a bit of self tan in it and it's given me a lovely hint of colour. I'm naturally very pale and this is not at all orange. Is there an equivalent in the UK for less than 39.00 UK Pounds (which is how much this is in House of Fraser) ??????Self Tanning Night Cream?
if its 4 the body u want try superdrug, johnson night lotion, but 4 the face i dnt no, try neutrogena summer glow moisteriser, or the johnsons 1 4 the face, id say u could put it on at night aswell!Self Tanning Night Cream?
there's a similar product that Rachel Ray ever recommended in one of her episodes. you should check that out. Even she uses it.
if its 4 the body u want try superdrug, johnson night lotion, but 4 the face i dnt no, try neutrogena summer glow moisteriser, or the johnsons 1 4 the face, id say u could put it on at night aswell!Self Tanning Night Cream?
there's a similar product that Rachel Ray ever recommended in one of her episodes. you should check that out. Even she uses it.
Help. I need a night cream for dryness & roughness. what is the best for firm, smooth skin?
Try going to www.beeroyalproducts.com and check out the Vital nutrient creams or the hydrating cream concentrate they are amazing the line is called bee-luscious. I have been using it for some time now and have been amazed at the results and compliments I get from people even guys I work with. also the Chinese tea night cream is awesomeHelp. I need a night cream for dryness %26amp; roughness. what is the best for firm, smooth skin?
Twice a week, add a few drops of baby oil to your bath water. Soak almonds in water and make a paste with it. Rub it on the rough skin and keep the paste for 20 minutes. Then rinse the skin with warm water. There are many remedies for a smooth skin in the link below.Help. I need a night cream for dryness %26amp; roughness. what is the best for firm, smooth skin?
Try putting olive oil all over your face
LUBREDERM FOR EXTRA DRY SKIN SKIN THERAPY REALLY HELPS MY SKINS REALL DRY TO.
Try Dove soap it's like a lotion and a soap it works very well for dry skin .
the best remedy for dry skin is baby lotion mixed with aloe vera juice.
works great i promise
It depends on the type of skin you have, and how sensitive/receptive your skin is to certain products. Aim for product that are hypoallergenic, or for sensitive skin so avoid irritation. Nivea has good creams that are thick but not too greasy, and are good for dry skin. You should also get an exfoliant to rid the dead skin on the surface of your face, and so that the cream can absorb better. Hand washing is important because you don't want to introduce any bacteria left on your fingers to your clean face. The night time is important for skin care since that's when your skin rejuvenates and repairs itself. That's why it's important you clean throughly so that your skin can absorb the cream. If anything you can as the csmetician or skin care specialists that they have at most counters now.revlon hair dye
Twice a week, add a few drops of baby oil to your bath water. Soak almonds in water and make a paste with it. Rub it on the rough skin and keep the paste for 20 minutes. Then rinse the skin with warm water. There are many remedies for a smooth skin in the link below.Help. I need a night cream for dryness %26amp; roughness. what is the best for firm, smooth skin?
Try putting olive oil all over your face
LUBREDERM FOR EXTRA DRY SKIN SKIN THERAPY REALLY HELPS MY SKINS REALL DRY TO.
Try Dove soap it's like a lotion and a soap it works very well for dry skin .
the best remedy for dry skin is baby lotion mixed with aloe vera juice.
works great i promise
It depends on the type of skin you have, and how sensitive/receptive your skin is to certain products. Aim for product that are hypoallergenic, or for sensitive skin so avoid irritation. Nivea has good creams that are thick but not too greasy, and are good for dry skin. You should also get an exfoliant to rid the dead skin on the surface of your face, and so that the cream can absorb better. Hand washing is important because you don't want to introduce any bacteria left on your fingers to your clean face. The night time is important for skin care since that's when your skin rejuvenates and repairs itself. That's why it's important you clean throughly so that your skin can absorb the cream. If anything you can as the csmetician or skin care specialists that they have at most counters now.
I'm 19, should i use firming night cream to make my skin look more healthy?
i had acne problems so i used clean n clear and neutrogena acne cleansers...and now i feel my skin has become unevenly toned and dry and a lil saggy...i can see lines near my nose and lips....should i use night firming creams....i dont want to use age defying things...because my skin is sensitive and i dont want my acne to come back.....I'm 19, should i use firming night cream to make my skin look more healthy?
At your age I would not use a night creams because they have too many emollients and are too heavy for your skin. You are correct you might end up breaking out more. The lines around the nose are probably due to the use of the acne cleansers. Why don't you try using a Cetyphil or Purpose which are mild cleansers and won't irritate the skin. Purpose also make a moisturizer (Redness Reducing Moisturizer) that has SPF 30 and its non-comedogenic (won't clog pores). My son that has acne uses it and its great. When you use any type of cream or sunscreen make sure that they are PABA-free and non-comedogenic. Always wear sunscreen or a moisturizer with SPF 30 before leaving the house even on a cloudy day. This is the time to take care of your skin avoid the sun and don't over cleanse this throws off the PH of your skin causing sometimes more break outs. Also drinks lots of water, avoid sugar and try to each fish with Omega-3, such a salmon. You will see the change in your skin.I'm 19, should i use firming night cream to make my skin look more healthy?
Try a healthy diet and drinking lots of water every day. Oh, and avoid the sun.
That's the only thing that will lead you healthy skin.
At your age I would not use a night creams because they have too many emollients and are too heavy for your skin. You are correct you might end up breaking out more. The lines around the nose are probably due to the use of the acne cleansers. Why don't you try using a Cetyphil or Purpose which are mild cleansers and won't irritate the skin. Purpose also make a moisturizer (Redness Reducing Moisturizer) that has SPF 30 and its non-comedogenic (won't clog pores). My son that has acne uses it and its great. When you use any type of cream or sunscreen make sure that they are PABA-free and non-comedogenic. Always wear sunscreen or a moisturizer with SPF 30 before leaving the house even on a cloudy day. This is the time to take care of your skin avoid the sun and don't over cleanse this throws off the PH of your skin causing sometimes more break outs. Also drinks lots of water, avoid sugar and try to each fish with Omega-3, such a salmon. You will see the change in your skin.I'm 19, should i use firming night cream to make my skin look more healthy?
Try a healthy diet and drinking lots of water every day. Oh, and avoid the sun.
That's the only thing that will lead you healthy skin.
Good night Cream for my face.?
So yeah I need to find a good night cream or lotion to put on my face a night so that when I get up I have smooth hydrated skin in the morning and not so dry.So any suggestions? Thanks Good night Cream for my face.?
I would say Olay or Dove products. I love these brands.Good night Cream for my face.?
everyone has different skin is yours oily ?? what
anything with moisture sounds great altho dove etc over time tend to dry the skin out
www.cosmestore.co.uk has coffeeberry range and its great i use the day and night cream my face feels plumped up and beautiful! x
lancome does a great night cream its not oily or greasy but makes your skin extremely soft and still feels moisterised when you wake up
anything dove.
it makes my face feel so amazing in the morning.
go ont he avon site and click face creams depends what you need it for. winkle's mmoisture..
I would say Olay or Dove products. I love these brands.Good night Cream for my face.?
everyone has different skin is yours oily ?? what
anything with moisture sounds great altho dove etc over time tend to dry the skin out
www.cosmestore.co.uk has coffeeberry range and its great i use the day and night cream my face feels plumped up and beautiful! x
lancome does a great night cream its not oily or greasy but makes your skin extremely soft and still feels moisterised when you wake up
anything dove.
it makes my face feel so amazing in the morning.
go ont he avon site and click face creams depends what you need it for. winkle's mmoisture..
I have eggzuma and the cream hurts the eggzuma whont stop iching it been itching all night what should i do?
i keep iching it i cant stop the cream hurts when i put it on what shuold i do?I have eggzuma and the cream hurts the eggzuma whont stop iching it been itching all night what should i do?
I have it too....its summer so if the suns out you should be to as it helps clear it up. Try and not scratch it and if you NEED to then try and rub it or not stick your nails to far in. Moursterise every night with a non scented mosteriser. It will be soore at first but after about 10days it will helpI have eggzuma and the cream hurts the eggzuma whont stop iching it been itching all night what should i do?
ezcema shouldn't be scratched lightly tap it if you want but it only makes it worse, the cream will sting but thats a good sign
You should go to a doctor so you can advice on what to do, and find a better cream that doesn't hurt
you scratch it...
I used to have egzema as well, and I suggest going to the dermatologist for it. They will give you a cream to help it go away. Wear long sleeves and pants to keep yourself from itching it as well.
my name is michelle and i also have eczema..lol...you should put on the cream and to cool off the area, put on baby powder...or any other type of powder..
Sarna you can get it at a pharmacy. It's the only thing we found to stop the itching for our 5 year old grand daughter. It doesn't burn going on either! A little expensive, but it works. Also, cold/wet compresses work short term too.
Hahahah EGGZUMA. Typical spelling mistake.
Maybe your using the wrong cream. Sometimes when you put the cream it itches a lot more then it all goes away after a while. that happens with me sometimes.
learn to spell
Eggzuma sounds really bad...maybe you mean eczema.
I Really Don't Know Why . I Have It To I Usually Put Vaseline On Mine...
It is itching because there is no cream that treats eggzuma. It is eczema, don't you wish you didn't drop out of high school.
Maybe when you went to the doctor to complain about eggzuma, he thought you meant eczema, and gave you the wrong cream. Call him and demand eggzuma cream.
this is weird but carmex worked on mine.
that happened to me when i was younger turned out that i was alergic to the cream...i then got steroid cream and that heeled it straight away and i have'nt had it since but it has to be prescribed by the doctor so i would advise you to go there:)
whatever you do, don't scratch it
its going to itch, just try to ignore it. Put the cream on, but when your not using it put aloe vera gel on you hands, some people say it sooths it. Peppermint oil works too.
It is eczema.
i also, honestly have exema. Do you have prescription cream? You should go to a dermatologist. It will burn at first but it will heal, you have to restrain yourself
First of all STOP scratching - or the itch-scratch cycle will not stop (yes there really is such a thing!)
make sure your cream is steroid based - like hyderm or betaderm (do not use on face) at at least 1% hydrocortisone.
It will take a couple days for that to start working on the eczema after you STOP scratching so you can combat the itch in the meantime by using benadryl tabs - or the generic and less expensive pills called diphenhydramine.
All available OTC
Good Luck!
i also have exima on my arms well i showed it to the doctor or use the benadryl cream it worked. :D
eggzuma haha.
i had it and now im ok
first of all you need to go for a checkup with a doctor
then u can get a right drug for ur allergy (eczema is a kind of allergy)
i recommand u a book
here is the link in amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Med-Express-Overco鈥?/a>
i read this book and it was helpfull....
also a kind of drugs like ';loratadin'; or ';kelmastin'; can give help to u but the most usefull and very good treatment is using injections such az teriamsinolon groups once a year..im under this treatment and thats cool
but first consoult with ur doctor
I don't know if you are using your prescribed cream to help eczema or if you are using an itch cream. I suggest using a cream to help stop the itch. They make spray to stop the itch too.
I had eczema several years ago and like you had problems with the cream the dr gave me. I finally got some old fashion udder balm (found at Wal Mart or a farm store) and used it. It really helped with the irritation. It comes in a green tin.
Get some muslin or something similar and wrap a couple of handfuls of porridge oats in the muslin. Run a bath with the bag of oats under the water. Have a bath :)
The oats are excellent for nourishing and moisturising the skin.
Eczema can drive you nuts, been there done that. What has worked wonderful for me over the years is a creme called Hydrocortisone Cream 1% and available in any drugstore. Buy the generic version (store brand) also with ';Plus 12 Moisturizers'; at a Rite Aid store brand, its less expensive.
Put a dab on the spot as soon as you dry off from a shower and rub it in. Your skin is much more pliable and soft after a shower. Also put it on just before you go to bed at night.
3 days and you'll start to see it heal. If you use it consistantly and it does not go away then its time to see a Dermatologist. (skin doctor)
PS Do NOT buy any soap products or any bath soaking products, they will dry out your skin and make it worse.
I used to have eczima but i grew out of it but i used to use aqueous cream you could get a big tube of it also i never done this but apparently it works - you can have a hot bath with oats in. I hope you get betta
Accupuntue is helping my psoriasis. Weird but results are good
Wear clothes that keep you 4rm stracthing it go to cvs or where ever and buy avenno no itch cream its n a blue ans cream colored tube if you start useing that it should help your itch also buy the avenno soap bar the box should be around the same color as the tube if the avenno products don't work try cepetcul I think thsts how u spell it but the jar is lyk a shinny light tan color and the label is light green and blue there products also work good but may bry out your skin so don't over use
First of all, it's spelled eczema. You don't say what kind of creme you're using. Lanacort, or some kind of cortisone creme helps and doesn't hurt. What hurts is the open sores that have been scratched. Try using Antibiotic ointment at bed time and cover it, then use the creme in the morning The ointment will help heal the sores. I've gotten eczema on my hands. Anytime I handle tomatoes (except Roma's) I get it.
I have it too....its summer so if the suns out you should be to as it helps clear it up. Try and not scratch it and if you NEED to then try and rub it or not stick your nails to far in. Moursterise every night with a non scented mosteriser. It will be soore at first but after about 10days it will helpI have eggzuma and the cream hurts the eggzuma whont stop iching it been itching all night what should i do?
ezcema shouldn't be scratched lightly tap it if you want but it only makes it worse, the cream will sting but thats a good sign
You should go to a doctor so you can advice on what to do, and find a better cream that doesn't hurt
you scratch it...
I used to have egzema as well, and I suggest going to the dermatologist for it. They will give you a cream to help it go away. Wear long sleeves and pants to keep yourself from itching it as well.
my name is michelle and i also have eczema..lol...you should put on the cream and to cool off the area, put on baby powder...or any other type of powder..
Sarna you can get it at a pharmacy. It's the only thing we found to stop the itching for our 5 year old grand daughter. It doesn't burn going on either! A little expensive, but it works. Also, cold/wet compresses work short term too.
Hahahah EGGZUMA. Typical spelling mistake.
Maybe your using the wrong cream. Sometimes when you put the cream it itches a lot more then it all goes away after a while. that happens with me sometimes.
learn to spell
Eggzuma sounds really bad...maybe you mean eczema.
I Really Don't Know Why . I Have It To I Usually Put Vaseline On Mine...
It is itching because there is no cream that treats eggzuma. It is eczema, don't you wish you didn't drop out of high school.
Maybe when you went to the doctor to complain about eggzuma, he thought you meant eczema, and gave you the wrong cream. Call him and demand eggzuma cream.
this is weird but carmex worked on mine.
that happened to me when i was younger turned out that i was alergic to the cream...i then got steroid cream and that heeled it straight away and i have'nt had it since but it has to be prescribed by the doctor so i would advise you to go there:)
whatever you do, don't scratch it
its going to itch, just try to ignore it. Put the cream on, but when your not using it put aloe vera gel on you hands, some people say it sooths it. Peppermint oil works too.
It is eczema.
i also, honestly have exema. Do you have prescription cream? You should go to a dermatologist. It will burn at first but it will heal, you have to restrain yourself
First of all STOP scratching - or the itch-scratch cycle will not stop (yes there really is such a thing!)
make sure your cream is steroid based - like hyderm or betaderm (do not use on face) at at least 1% hydrocortisone.
It will take a couple days for that to start working on the eczema after you STOP scratching so you can combat the itch in the meantime by using benadryl tabs - or the generic and less expensive pills called diphenhydramine.
All available OTC
Good Luck!
i also have exima on my arms well i showed it to the doctor or use the benadryl cream it worked. :D
eggzuma haha.
i had it and now im ok
first of all you need to go for a checkup with a doctor
then u can get a right drug for ur allergy (eczema is a kind of allergy)
i recommand u a book
here is the link in amazon.com
http://www.amazon.com/Med-Express-Overco鈥?/a>
i read this book and it was helpfull....
also a kind of drugs like ';loratadin'; or ';kelmastin'; can give help to u but the most usefull and very good treatment is using injections such az teriamsinolon groups once a year..im under this treatment and thats cool
but first consoult with ur doctor
I don't know if you are using your prescribed cream to help eczema or if you are using an itch cream. I suggest using a cream to help stop the itch. They make spray to stop the itch too.
I had eczema several years ago and like you had problems with the cream the dr gave me. I finally got some old fashion udder balm (found at Wal Mart or a farm store) and used it. It really helped with the irritation. It comes in a green tin.
Get some muslin or something similar and wrap a couple of handfuls of porridge oats in the muslin. Run a bath with the bag of oats under the water. Have a bath :)
The oats are excellent for nourishing and moisturising the skin.
Eczema can drive you nuts, been there done that. What has worked wonderful for me over the years is a creme called Hydrocortisone Cream 1% and available in any drugstore. Buy the generic version (store brand) also with ';Plus 12 Moisturizers'; at a Rite Aid store brand, its less expensive.
Put a dab on the spot as soon as you dry off from a shower and rub it in. Your skin is much more pliable and soft after a shower. Also put it on just before you go to bed at night.
3 days and you'll start to see it heal. If you use it consistantly and it does not go away then its time to see a Dermatologist. (skin doctor)
PS Do NOT buy any soap products or any bath soaking products, they will dry out your skin and make it worse.
I used to have eczima but i grew out of it but i used to use aqueous cream you could get a big tube of it also i never done this but apparently it works - you can have a hot bath with oats in. I hope you get betta
Accupuntue is helping my psoriasis. Weird but results are good
Wear clothes that keep you 4rm stracthing it go to cvs or where ever and buy avenno no itch cream its n a blue ans cream colored tube if you start useing that it should help your itch also buy the avenno soap bar the box should be around the same color as the tube if the avenno products don't work try cepetcul I think thsts how u spell it but the jar is lyk a shinny light tan color and the label is light green and blue there products also work good but may bry out your skin so don't over use
First of all, it's spelled eczema. You don't say what kind of creme you're using. Lanacort, or some kind of cortisone creme helps and doesn't hurt. What hurts is the open sores that have been scratched. Try using Antibiotic ointment at bed time and cover it, then use the creme in the morning The ointment will help heal the sores. I've gotten eczema on my hands. Anytime I handle tomatoes (except Roma's) I get it.
I've started to use ';Boots - Time resisting day/night cream, but it burns? ?
Well here's the thing. Normally I wash my face with a cleanser and then moisturize with some vitamin e face cream. But a couple of days ago I bought the ';boots'; day/night time resisting creams';. I put it on after i use the toner and before i moisturize. But I feel my face burn. with the new cream. Am I allergic to it? should i stop its use?has anyone used Boots creams before? thanksI've started to use ';Boots - Time resisting day/night cream, but it burns? ?
if it irritates your skin, stop using it... is one of the first rules that they teach in dermatological school.
if it irritates your skin, stop using it... is one of the first rules that they teach in dermatological school.
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