Pores are now bad?Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Pores are now bad?Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?![]()
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Pores are now bad?Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?![]()
Originally posted by: CraKaJaX
Originally posted by: cKGunslinger
Pores are now bad?Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?![]()
News to me.
Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?
Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?
Originally posted by: Mwilding
I am surprised at the lack of posts telling the OP that only the worst kind of homosexual sissy boy would get a facial and the lack of kneejerk metro responses extolling the virtues of hetero skin care...
Originally posted by: jagec
Originally posted by: Mwilding
I am surprised at the lack of posts telling the OP that only the worst kind of homosexual sissy boy would get a facial and the lack of kneejerk metro responses extolling the virtues of hetero skin care...
ONLY GAY GUYS GET FACIALS :evil:
My wife goes for this...to remove the black heads or white heads in her face. It does make her face look better. After which she can now take care of my bald ...d. j/k :laugh:Originally posted by: Remy XO
My face is filled with pores!
do facials really clear up your skin?
Originally posted by: Shadowknight
See a dermatologist, I did, made a BIG difference in the amount of zits I get. They recommended the following (which I use twice daily, except the Benzyl Peroxide, which I only use at night)
1. Prescription of Diffren (benzyl peroxide based).
2. MD Forte: Facial Cleanser II - MUCH better for your face than using bar soap; bar soap strips off a lot of "the good oils" that you need.
3. MD Forte: Facial Masque (twice a week)
4. MD Forte Facial Cream (in the morning)
5. Skin Rejuvenation Lotion II (at night)
6. Neutragena 30spf Skin Lotion (twice a day)
All the MD Forte stuff is Glycholic Acid based. It works well for me. I also use the Acne Spot Treatment by Murad, to help get rid of zits that are on my face. A facial scrub will also give your skin a nice glow, in addition to removing some of the dead skin that might be clogging your pores. It'll also help get rid of possible ingrown hairs, decreasing the chance of cutting yourself while shaving.
To help (partially) get rid of wrinkles, DDF makes a wrinkle cream that I've been using the last 3 weeks - it costs $80, but it's worth it. You can get samples of this and other facial products at stores like Sephora.
Try to wash your face twice a day using a Cleanser (such as in the shower). And replace your pillowcase weekly to prevent bacteria from collecting on your pillowcase (and your face). Try to avoid touching your face so you don't get pore-clogging bacteria on it.
Originally posted by: Remy XO
Originally posted by: Shadowknight
See a dermatologist, I did, made a BIG difference in the amount of zits I get. They recommended the following (which I use twice daily, except the Benzyl Peroxide, which I only use at night)
1. Prescription of Diffren (benzyl peroxide based).
2. MD Forte: Facial Cleanser II - MUCH better for your face than using bar soap; bar soap strips off a lot of "the good oils" that you need.
3. MD Forte: Facial Masque (twice a week)
4. MD Forte Facial Cream (in the morning)
5. Skin Rejuvenation Lotion II (at night)
6. Neutragena 30spf Skin Lotion (twice a day)
All the MD Forte stuff is Glycholic Acid based. It works well for me. I also use the Acne Spot Treatment by Murad, to help get rid of zits that are on my face. A facial scrub will also give your skin a nice glow, in addition to removing some of the dead skin that might be clogging your pores. It'll also help get rid of possible ingrown hairs, decreasing the chance of cutting yourself while shaving.
To help (partially) get rid of wrinkles, DDF makes a wrinkle cream that I've been using the last 3 weeks - it costs $80, but it's worth it. You can get samples of this and other facial products at stores like Sephora.
Try to wash your face twice a day using a Cleanser (such as in the shower). And replace your pillowcase weekly to prevent bacteria from collecting on your pillowcase (and your face). Try to avoid touching your face so you don't get pore-clogging bacteria on it.
Ok now that seems a little overboard and a bit gay.
Originally posted by: SilentZero
Originally posted by: Remy XO
Ok now that seems a little overboard and a bit gay.
Overboard? Ya think?
