Hi I am looking for the best face night cream that will suite my skin type. Im a male with oily skin type. Thanks in advance!Best night cream to use?
greaseBest night cream to use?
Nourishing Night Cream
Try Second Debut, yeah, I know it's an old lady cream, but if you put it on before you go to bed you wake up with your skin feeling fresh and soft. I have very oily skin and it works for me
Nivea. The cream. Not the lotion. It comes in a blue round container.
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Close pores before adding night cream?
acne beak out, i bought a 3 step program, should I open or close my pores before adding the night cream, first i steam my face to open my pores, clean them then i close them with cold water, should i close them before adding night cream, or is it better to keep them open, thanksClose pores before adding night cream?
Keep them open so the medicine or cream could sink in.
Keep them open so the medicine or cream could sink in.
Can you leave cream cheese out all night to soften?
I wouldn't. It doesn't take long to soften - a couple hours probably. If you are really pressed for time and have a microwave, you can take foil off and microwave on 50% power for short durations.Can you leave cream cheese out all night to soften?
I would not leave it out all night. Bacteria will start to grow after being left out for 20 minutes on anything perishable. All you have to do is nuke it for about 30 seconds out of the wrapper.Can you leave cream cheese out all night to soften?
yes
Oh yeah! sure! and when you get sick and have to sit in the hospital on thanksgiving while throwing up constantly we'll all miss your wonderful questions.......
An hour or two I'd say yes; all night, probably not.
Yes you can make sure it is an airtight bowl as not to get bacterias in it.
No, don't leave it out all night. If you need to use it in the morning, take it out as soon as you get up - it will be soft within an hour or so. Anything dairy shouldn't be left out all night. It isn't healthy.
no, I wouldnt do that. It will only take 15 or 20 minuters to get soft. If you leave it out over night it might spoil.
well yes you could leave it out all night if you woke up early to get it.
I wouldn't leave it out, it really doesn't take long to get soft. Simply take it out and leave that item last if possible and it will be ready for you.
no. but you can put it in a bowl and mix it with a mixer
no it shouldn't be out over 4 hours!
It doesn't need to take that long to soften. Generally one or two hours should do the trick. Some people will leave things like that and butter out all night, because they are old fashioned, but I wouldn't take the risk of it going bad. Better to be safe than sorry! Just set it out as soon as you wake up. :-)
I would not leave it out all night. Bacteria will start to grow after being left out for 20 minutes on anything perishable. All you have to do is nuke it for about 30 seconds out of the wrapper.Can you leave cream cheese out all night to soften?
yes
Oh yeah! sure! and when you get sick and have to sit in the hospital on thanksgiving while throwing up constantly we'll all miss your wonderful questions.......
An hour or two I'd say yes; all night, probably not.
Yes you can make sure it is an airtight bowl as not to get bacterias in it.
No, don't leave it out all night. If you need to use it in the morning, take it out as soon as you get up - it will be soft within an hour or so. Anything dairy shouldn't be left out all night. It isn't healthy.
no, I wouldnt do that. It will only take 15 or 20 minuters to get soft. If you leave it out over night it might spoil.
well yes you could leave it out all night if you woke up early to get it.
I wouldn't leave it out, it really doesn't take long to get soft. Simply take it out and leave that item last if possible and it will be ready for you.
no. but you can put it in a bowl and mix it with a mixer
no it shouldn't be out over 4 hours!
It doesn't need to take that long to soften. Generally one or two hours should do the trick. Some people will leave things like that and butter out all night, because they are old fashioned, but I wouldn't take the risk of it going bad. Better to be safe than sorry! Just set it out as soon as you wake up. :-)
Is using night cream from 21age necessary?
Not reallyIs using night cream from 21age necessary?
depends on what the person feels like. if you really feel like your face is sagging, and its to young at the age of 21, then immediately use it. i recommend loreal paris, neutrogena, and garnier. they cost a lot but really work,.Is using night cream from 21age necessary?
Lord, no!
No, wait until at least 30 or your skin will learn to depend on it too soon. You might use your day cream before going to bed.
depends fully on your skin
depends on what the person feels like. if you really feel like your face is sagging, and its to young at the age of 21, then immediately use it. i recommend loreal paris, neutrogena, and garnier. they cost a lot but really work,.Is using night cream from 21age necessary?
Lord, no!
No, wait until at least 30 or your skin will learn to depend on it too soon. You might use your day cream before going to bed.
depends fully on your skin
What is the good night cream? the brand's name?
ever heard about SK II cosmetics, skin care?What is the good night cream? the brand's name?
I use every night my Mary Kay Time-Wise miracle set. It includes a night solution that I just love. There is also a day solution that have SPF 25. It's just fabulous. If you have any questions, you can email me. I'm a consultant with Mary Kay, and can answer any and all questions you have.
LaKeisha Chestnut-Beaujour, Independent Beauty Consultant
lchestnutbeaujour@marykay.comWhat is the good night cream? the brand's name?
I use Himalaya products. They were developed in India but now marketed in the US. I love their night cream.
Clinique's Tunaround Concentrate Visible Skin Renewer
I use every night my Mary Kay Time-Wise miracle set. It includes a night solution that I just love. There is also a day solution that have SPF 25. It's just fabulous. If you have any questions, you can email me. I'm a consultant with Mary Kay, and can answer any and all questions you have.
LaKeisha Chestnut-Beaujour, Independent Beauty Consultant
lchestnutbeaujour@marykay.comWhat is the good night cream? the brand's name?
I use Himalaya products. They were developed in India but now marketed in the US. I love their night cream.
Clinique's Tunaround Concentrate Visible Skin Renewer
Whats the benefits of night cream?
When ppl get older, their face needs more moisture--so you'll see the ';older'; women say 30ish plus using this. Although women younger will too if they suffer from dry skin.
Basically, its usually a cream added w/ anti-aging stuff or no spf that you appy to your face after washing your face at the end of the day.
You wash it off in the morning, and reapply the ';day cream';Whats the benefits of night cream?
I would say for intense moisturization. Night creams are usually more ';heavy formulated'; than so-called ';day creams';. In my opinion, however, night creams are pretty much unnecessary if the moisturizer you are using during the day works well for you.Whats the benefits of night cream?
To maintain yr skin rejuvenates and stays young looking.....
It relaxes you and makes your skin better in the morning .Putting cream in the night does a benefit
Most night creams claim that they maintain your skin's elasticity, rejuvenates your skin, minimizes your pores, helps keep your skin soft and supple and prevents age lines (aka wrinkles).revlon hair dye
Basically, its usually a cream added w/ anti-aging stuff or no spf that you appy to your face after washing your face at the end of the day.
You wash it off in the morning, and reapply the ';day cream';Whats the benefits of night cream?
I would say for intense moisturization. Night creams are usually more ';heavy formulated'; than so-called ';day creams';. In my opinion, however, night creams are pretty much unnecessary if the moisturizer you are using during the day works well for you.Whats the benefits of night cream?
To maintain yr skin rejuvenates and stays young looking.....
It relaxes you and makes your skin better in the morning .Putting cream in the night does a benefit
Most night creams claim that they maintain your skin's elasticity, rejuvenates your skin, minimizes your pores, helps keep your skin soft and supple and prevents age lines (aka wrinkles).
Does 24 y/o oily skin need night cream?
i read somewhere that after 30, the skin gets drier and mostly likely it is necessary to begin using night cream to keep the skin elastic and hydrated...so do i really need a night cream? is it for better or for worse? does it exacerbate acne prone/oily skin?Does 24 y/o oily skin need night cream?
You are right about your skin when you age the skin gets drier and that is when you need a night cream the most. Not just for drying but for aging and to maintain pore size. At night your skin is renewing itself and that is why we have night creams. There are Non-Comedogenic night creams out there that will not clog pores and will help the oilyness and acne. They will help in your favor. : )Does 24 y/o oily skin need night cream?
Oily skin does need to be moisturized, or else it will provide its own and get even more oily.
Even though you are only 24, it's only a few years before you'll notice those wonderful smile lines or crow's feet. It's better to prevent than to try and turn back the clock. Get yourself an oil free anti-aging lotion of some kind. Once those lines show up, it's hard to get them to improve short of cosmetic surgery or botox.
Best to take care of your skin early. They have creams for all skin types you just have to look.
Be sure to put sunscreen on your face uunder your make up everyday and when you get to your 30's your skin with thank you.
I would not use a night cream if I were you. It will only make your skin greasy. You should wash your face with Ivory soap and rinse it well and pat dry.
I have acne and skin is starting to dry out.
In the AM I use
1) Proactiv cleanser
2) Antibiotic topical solution I get by prescription
3) A moisturizer based on how dry my skin is. If it is really dry I use moisturel. If it is not dry I use lubrederm
At bedtime I use
1) Dove cleansing towels
2) Antibiotic topical soln
3) Proactiv repairing lotion (It bleaches fabric, so that is why I wear it at night and not in the day.
no
Try using a very mild soap ONLY and go real easy on makeup. Your skin will naturally improve in a couple weeks. You will become very oily and nasty in that time though.
you have to have a non-oily cream, or you will break out, us ebella pierre' s cream, or go to pharmacy and look for non-oily
No,forget the night cream. The best thing you can do for your complexion other than keeping your face clean, is to drink lots of water. Water keeps your skin hydrated from within and you will stay younger looking for a long time.
Another tip, do not put your hands on your face unless it is to wash it. Your hands have all kinds of bacteria on them, don't want that on your skin. And another thing, be careful about your boyfriends hair or skin touching your face. Acne prone skin can be triggered from even that. Wash face after cuddling. Is true.
I have very oily and sensitive skin. The only product that works for me is Proactive Solution.
I wouldn't recommend putting other creams on unless it is specifically for oil control.
Most creams will make your skin even more oily. That's only from my experience, everyone is different.
If you haven't seen changes in your skin for the worse, I wouldn't try anything that might cause a problem.
I just clean my face with the 3 Proactiv products and it works great for me.
Old saying ';If it ain't broke, then don't fix it';.
Good luck. :^)
You might want to put something under your eyes to prevent wrinkles, because there's no oil glands there. Other then that at your age with oily skin, you're better of keeping your pores clear so no, don't use a night cream.
no, but try to get into the habit of drinking lots of water, it will pay off over the years.
keeping your skin hydrated is always important. There are moisturizers specifically for your skin type. I REALLY recommend ';cetaphil'; lotions. They are great at moisturizing without causing breakouts.
you shouldnt unless you bake in the sun or have dry skin.
You are right about your skin when you age the skin gets drier and that is when you need a night cream the most. Not just for drying but for aging and to maintain pore size. At night your skin is renewing itself and that is why we have night creams. There are Non-Comedogenic night creams out there that will not clog pores and will help the oilyness and acne. They will help in your favor. : )Does 24 y/o oily skin need night cream?
Oily skin does need to be moisturized, or else it will provide its own and get even more oily.
Even though you are only 24, it's only a few years before you'll notice those wonderful smile lines or crow's feet. It's better to prevent than to try and turn back the clock. Get yourself an oil free anti-aging lotion of some kind. Once those lines show up, it's hard to get them to improve short of cosmetic surgery or botox.
Best to take care of your skin early. They have creams for all skin types you just have to look.
Be sure to put sunscreen on your face uunder your make up everyday and when you get to your 30's your skin with thank you.
I would not use a night cream if I were you. It will only make your skin greasy. You should wash your face with Ivory soap and rinse it well and pat dry.
I have acne and skin is starting to dry out.
In the AM I use
1) Proactiv cleanser
2) Antibiotic topical solution I get by prescription
3) A moisturizer based on how dry my skin is. If it is really dry I use moisturel. If it is not dry I use lubrederm
At bedtime I use
1) Dove cleansing towels
2) Antibiotic topical soln
3) Proactiv repairing lotion (It bleaches fabric, so that is why I wear it at night and not in the day.
no
Try using a very mild soap ONLY and go real easy on makeup. Your skin will naturally improve in a couple weeks. You will become very oily and nasty in that time though.
you have to have a non-oily cream, or you will break out, us ebella pierre' s cream, or go to pharmacy and look for non-oily
No,forget the night cream. The best thing you can do for your complexion other than keeping your face clean, is to drink lots of water. Water keeps your skin hydrated from within and you will stay younger looking for a long time.
Another tip, do not put your hands on your face unless it is to wash it. Your hands have all kinds of bacteria on them, don't want that on your skin. And another thing, be careful about your boyfriends hair or skin touching your face. Acne prone skin can be triggered from even that. Wash face after cuddling. Is true.
I have very oily and sensitive skin. The only product that works for me is Proactive Solution.
I wouldn't recommend putting other creams on unless it is specifically for oil control.
Most creams will make your skin even more oily. That's only from my experience, everyone is different.
If you haven't seen changes in your skin for the worse, I wouldn't try anything that might cause a problem.
I just clean my face with the 3 Proactiv products and it works great for me.
Old saying ';If it ain't broke, then don't fix it';.
Good luck. :^)
You might want to put something under your eyes to prevent wrinkles, because there's no oil glands there. Other then that at your age with oily skin, you're better of keeping your pores clear so no, don't use a night cream.
no, but try to get into the habit of drinking lots of water, it will pay off over the years.
keeping your skin hydrated is always important. There are moisturizers specifically for your skin type. I REALLY recommend ';cetaphil'; lotions. They are great at moisturizing without causing breakouts.
you shouldnt unless you bake in the sun or have dry skin.
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