I'm one of the lucky girls who don't get acne, blackheads, or even chapped lips.
Buut... I have a dry skin problem.
It just got out of winter and I was so relieved. But a cold front just swept through where I live and it's back to 30°. I live in southeast US, so it doesn't snow; just gets really dry, cold air.
Around my nose, space between my eyes, and the space above my cheeks/below my eyes get very chapped skin. It kinda leaves flaky, dead skin there.
I've been using the Clarisonic, which does help, but sometimes I don't have time to use it every morning before school, and I have a nasty habit of leaving it off the charger. It only lasts 1 day with clear skin, so if I can't use it a day, my face will dry out again.
I occasionally use the Proactive Make-up Remover Wipes, even though I don't wear make-up, because it has moisterizer in the little wipes that helps it, but it lasts like a half-day so during after school Band rehearsal, extra-carricular activites, or 4-H meetings it starts to dry up.
Are there any good remedies out there to moisterize skin?
I have a 4-H banquet on Thursday where I have to be in a gown with stilletos and everything, and I wouldn't like to show up with flaking skin. If people could help before Thursday, that would be nice ^_^
(Also, my skin is very annoyingly sensitive. Most straight-out moisterizers burn my skin and leave it feeling like my face is lit on fire...)
Buut... I have a dry skin problem.
It just got out of winter and I was so relieved. But a cold front just swept through where I live and it's back to 30°. I live in southeast US, so it doesn't snow; just gets really dry, cold air.
Around my nose, space between my eyes, and the space above my cheeks/below my eyes get very chapped skin. It kinda leaves flaky, dead skin there.
I've been using the Clarisonic, which does help, but sometimes I don't have time to use it every morning before school, and I have a nasty habit of leaving it off the charger. It only lasts 1 day with clear skin, so if I can't use it a day, my face will dry out again.
I occasionally use the Proactive Make-up Remover Wipes, even though I don't wear make-up, because it has moisterizer in the little wipes that helps it, but it lasts like a half-day so during after school Band rehearsal, extra-carricular activites, or 4-H meetings it starts to dry up.
Are there any good remedies out there to moisterize skin?
I have a 4-H banquet on Thursday where I have to be in a gown with stilletos and everything, and I wouldn't like to show up with flaking skin. If people could help before Thursday, that would be nice ^_^
(Also, my skin is very annoyingly sensitive. Most straight-out moisterizers burn my skin and leave it feeling like my face is lit on fire...)
