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I just remembered a great technique I have learned to do over the years. If you have oily T zone issues do NOT moisturize your nose in the morning at all, instead use an oil absorbing toner and cleanser before your makeup. Moisturize the nose only in the evening with an oil free moisturizer. and never use rich creams on the forehead unless you use a toner.

The good news is that whatever it is, if it is a product and not ingested there is almost always a replacement for it that will work without the same irritation. It's all trial and error usually. Hope you find your solution hun.

I use oils to remove the makeup on my face and it helps a lot. I use less facial cleanser that way.

Kiehls is good. Apparantly from where I buy lots of my skin care products. Kiehl's line is being purchased a lot. I like estee lauder. I have products from both. Yesterday I bought the capture r60/80 Dior line. I love to try new products. And test them out. Perhaps you should too and you'll find one that really works for your skin. I don't have wrinkles or anything! I'm 23! Lol but yes. Prevention is key.

It could be a hair spray. I will stop using mine for a while.

I'm converting all my skin care products, including cleanser, moisturizer and eye cream to natural and oil free stuff. I have milia around my eyes and oil just makes them worse and I've just realized how much chemicals I put on my face everyday so now I want to go green ^^ I'm eyeing on some brands such as Alba Botanica or Beauty Without Cruelty. They seem to be good, and well priced for a student like me. Do you know any good...

thanks, it cleared up, im not drinking that ever again!

Korres greek yogurts are amazing for the face, especially in the winter and are all natural.

When considering a new product, even a natural one, do a "mini-patch test" first to see if it causes a reaction. Put a sample of the product on your inner wrist or elbow and wait 24 hours to see if a reaction occurs. Before using any cosmetic products, read its labels. Look out for active ingredients that can obviously trigger an allergic reaction to your skin. Find products or alternatives that do not contain such...

Lol, to me Laneige is expensive, but that's because Sephora likes to up the prices, and online it's like with asian cosmetics, they like to make us pay more than the real price and sometimes i think it's really too much (do they really think we won't notice?). Anyway, i have Laneige's waterbank moisturizer, and i love it, but it's either it or my sunscreen, not both. I tried applying one after another and vice...