Facial Cleansers

[Brandi]

Eelo's post about the Arbornne made me wonder what types of facial cleansers and 'programs' you use? Do you use a regular soap? Face soap? Several step ordeal like Clinique or Proactiv?

I need to start taking better care of my skin

[Boog's one]

this is what i use, its awesomiest

http://us.clarins.com/webapp/wcs/sto...1_55012__10315

[Brandi]

Originally Posted by Boog's one this is what i use, its awesomiest http://us.clarins.com/webapp/wcs/sto...1_55012__10315

$29 a tube! but I assume it's really really good?

I have suuuuuper sensitive skin so a lot of washes make my skin burn... but this one says it's like milk. So, I assume it's not one of those kinds that sting and burn?

[Boog's one]

oh its very expensive but very good. and you only use this much " O " per wash and it keeps my facial oil at a minimum but it doesn't clog pores or dry the skin out too much.

or you could also go see a skin care professional at http://www.dermalogica.com/us/

they can help you out if you have uber sensitive skin...

[Victoria]

I just bought the acne line from Arbonne. I'll make a review post once I receive it.

[Heather]

I don't do anything anymore. When I lived in SD I used aveeno foaming face wash because I wore make-up. Here I don't go anywhere so I don't worry about the sun damaging my skin. I just wash my face in the shower with my body wash. This pregnancy has done WONDERFUL things to my skin. I wish it would look this good all the time.

[laryssa44]

i use clinique. it works really well

[Boog's one]

i tired clinique 3 step and it burned my skin off , especially around my eyes

[helloimkaley]

I just wash my face with Neutrogena Cream Cleanser in the shower and that's it.

[Brandi]

Originally Posted by Boog's one oh its very expensive but very good. and you only use this much " O " per wash and it keeps my facial oil at a minimum but it doesn't clog pores or dry the skin out too much. or you could also go see a skin care professional at http://www.dermalogica.com/us/ they can help you out if you have uber sensitive skin...

I totally don't mind paying a bit more for something really good. With my sensitive skin, I can't normally use 'regular' soap b/c it breaks me out, burns my skin, makes me itch, etc. I buy "good" salon shampoo and conditioner also, because I use half as much and can skip a day between washes. Where as the other stuff usually just destroys my hair. So, yeah, if it's good, I am willing to pay a little bit more. The stuff I was using from walmart is up to $6 and isn't even that great