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NIVEA Soft Intensive Moisturising Creme works for me - what works for you ?
 
And you wonder why most forumites still think you're a chick...:p
 
You mean he isn't?

*Runs off shocked*
 
The plastic surgeon on the programme "The Doctors" channel 110 5pm every day, recommends VASELINE!
 
My GF is a slave to moisturisers.
It takes exactly two days for her skin to dry up and start flaking if she stops smearing that rubbish on her skin.
If she had never started using, her skin would have been fine.
 
davemc said:
My GF is a slave to moisturisers.
It takes exactly two days for her skin to dry up and start flaking if she stops smearing that rubbish on her skin.
If she had never started using, her skin would have been fine.
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Hmmm similar to my girl :p

Lipice has done basically the same thing to me :(
 
davemc said:
My GF is a slave to moisturisers.
It takes exactly two days for her skin to dry up and start flaking if she stops smearing that rubbish on her skin.
If she had never started using, her skin would have been fine.
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My advice to you: Run Like Hell!
 
Jewelbox said:
The plastic surgeon on the programme "The Doctors" channel 110 5pm every day, recommends VASELINE!
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If you put vaseline all over your body, would it not make your clothing very oily indeed?

I use Neotrogena Body Oil. It is a very light sesame oil that gets absorbed by the body very quickly. It's like wearing velvet!!
 
mmm i used olay, but two months ago decided to try nivea.
I like olay beter and if i have loads of money i love roc.
Loreal works well with me and Clinique does nothing, just burns the ***** out of me.

But that is why its such a big bussiness. It works differently with everyone.
 
Mila said:
mmm i used olay, but two months ago decided to try nivea.
I like olay beter and if i have loads of money i love roc.
Loreal works well with me and Clinique does nothing, just burns the ***** out of me.

But that is why its such a big bussiness. It works differently with everyone.
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My aunt used olay for 30 years.
Doesn't work...
 
alf101 said:
My aunt used olay for 30 years.
Doesn't work...
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LOL Alf.

The beauty industry is a catch 22 situation: you can take the chance and not use any beauty products, but then your skin may end up looking worse than it would have WITH the use of the products;

alternatively,

You can use some of the products, but still find/think that it did not give desired results.

The point is, most women would not risk the chance of using nothing for 30 years and then regretting it, because it is too late to make a difference.

BEAUTY RULE NO 1: STAY OUT OF THE SUN.
 
blunomore said:
LOL Alf.

The beauty industry is a catch 22 situation:

you can take the chance and not use any beauty products, but then your skin may end up looking worse than it would have WITH the use of the products;

alternatively,

you can use some of the products, but still find/think that it did not give desired results.

The point is, most women would not risk the chance of using nothing for 30 years and then regretting it, because it is too late to make a difference.

BEAUTY RULE NO 1: STAY OUT OF THE SUN.
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Bushman skin on her, she's 68 years old.
But she did spend a lot of time in the sun before skin cancer was invented.

Apparently you need to cover up when you're in the sun, do not tan your face.
 
Men should not use moisturiser. You know you have lived a good,manly life if you can light a Lion match on your cheek at age 70 John Wayne style.
 
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