Bad Skin Due To Where you Live
#1
Posted 03 February 2010 - 05:21 PM
Has anyone else noticed this when they have moved??????????
#4
Posted 29 June 2010 - 01:18 AM
Sucks to be sure.
#6
Posted 29 June 2010 - 03:30 PM
I'm just gonna wash my face every day when I get into work. I've never really had bad skin but right now it's just blah... All the humidity isn't helping of course... It's highly annoying, but exfoliating the effected areas seems to have helped somewhat already... Just gotta take care of myself instead of drifting along letting stuff take care of itself for the time being, I guess.
#7
Posted 29 June 2010 - 03:50 PM
#9
Posted 10 July 2010 - 02:34 AM
#10
Posted 14 July 2010 - 07:41 PM
I've lived here about a year and have to get microdermabrasion every month or so to keep my skin clear.
I've never tried a microdermabrasion kit or procedure. Did you go to someone or do a home kit? If you did a home kit what did you use?
I have keep up on myself with wipes and what not or I'll break out. It get a bit expensive but I found a good solution that works for me so far. Although I do get a breakout every so often.
#11
Posted 14 July 2010 - 10:35 PM
You can go to any ethiscian. I would go somewhere that the dermabrassion is listed as an hour procedure though and get the oxygen afterwards.My face is so grateful for at least a few minutes of clean air every month
You're going to have to shave your sexy beard though. Sorry man. They can't do it with facial hair. They totally made me shave mine, jk.
I've never tried a microdermabrasion kit or procedure. Did you go to someone or do a home kit? If you did a home kit what did you use?
I have keep up on myself with wipes and what not or I'll break out. It get a bit expensive but I found a good solution that works for me so far. Although I do get a breakout every so often.
#14
Posted 15 July 2010 - 02:54 PM
i have to say that once i hit my twenties my skin has become awful!
what has by far shown the most improvement for me is washing my face w/ a 3% or 5% glycolic **** cleanser...it's an alpha hydroxy **** which exfoliates the skin w/o having to use abrasive scrubs (which can irritate acne prone skin). it's totally helped keep my skin a bit more clear & smooth by ridding it of all the dead skin cells that clog the pores which lead to breakouts.
this is the one i've been using for a couple months now...a bit expensive, but it works better than anything else i've used w/o drying out or irritating my skin:
http://www.sephora.c...&categoryId=B70
if you can afford it, basic facials w/ extractions (3-4 times a year) help too
#15
Posted 15 July 2010 - 04:19 PM
Hi Joe,
You can go to any ethiscian. I would go somewhere that the dermabrassion is listed as an hour procedure though and get the oxygen afterwards.My face is so grateful for at least a few minutes of clean air every month. Also make sure they use brand name products, like dermologica etc, or holistic ones.
You're going to have to shave your sexy beard though. Sorry man. They can't do it with facial hair. They totally made me shave mine, jk.
Thanks for the compliment.
Have you ever used a home kit? And yikes to having to shave my beard especially after you calling it sexy.
if you can afford it, basic facials w/ extractions (3-4 times a year) help too
No way would I ever request a Facial.
#16
Posted 16 July 2010 - 07:44 PM
And use a toner (like the clinique claryfying lotion) every night.
#17
Posted 19 July 2010 - 06:11 PM
Hi again
! If you're not going to shave, I think the at home kit, like you said is the way to go. I use the microdelivery peel weekly in addition to the professional microderabrasions. I am a chick though, so maybe the at home will do the trick for you?
And use a toner (like the clinique claryfying lotion) every night.
I found a kit that should do the trick. To be honest I'm just looking to reduce the redness of old acne scars and top it off help with preventing new blemish's is a bonus. Thanks for the input.
#18
Posted 19 July 2010 - 06:57 PM
Hi again
! If you're not going to shave, I think the at home kit, like you said is the way to go. I use the microdelivery peel weekly in addition to the professional microderabrasions. I am a chick though, so maybe the at home will do the trick for you?
And use a toner (like the clinique claryfying lotion) every night.
I found a kit that should do the trick. To be honest I'm just looking to reduce the redness of old acne scars and top it off help with preventing new blemish's is a bonus. Thanks for the input.
#20
Posted 26 July 2010 - 02:45 PM
I wish location were the problem, at least there would be something I could do about it.
The air quality in an area does effect your skin and your over all health. It's a proven fact.
So the microderabrasion kit arrived and I tried it last night for the first time. After one use I can say my skin felt soft and very clean. Cleaner then any pad I have used. It said I have to use it 2 to 3 times a week for one to two months to get the full effect. I'll let everyone know the progress.
#21
Posted 24 August 2010 - 02:02 PM
Hi again
! If you're not going to shave, I think the at home kit, like you said is the way to go. I use the microdelivery peel weekly in addition to the professional microderabrasions. I am a chick though, so maybe the at home will do the trick for you?
And use a toner (like the clinique claryfying lotion) every night.
So I've been using that home kit thing twice a week for a good month now. It's worked really well. I've noticed my pours are clearer basically making any breakout's non existent or nothing to even think about. Also old redness to acne has basically disappeared. I'm glad you suggested a microderabrasions kit. Thank you.
#25
Posted 31 December 2011 - 01:15 AM
I was reading in consumer reports that face wash by Oxy was really good. Since I started using it my skin is clearing up again.
I think the amount of dirt and pollution in the city has contributed to my skin problems.











