Comments on: 10 Steps to Clear Skin http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/ BeBeautified Wed, 07 Jan 2009 12:07:25 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Keira Bailey http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-228 Keira Bailey Mon, 09 Jun 2008 17:05:13 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-228 Hello. I do have clear skin but i tend to get those odd spots in different places on my face which is really annoying. I dont wear foundation ... only on special occasions. But i do wear powder on my face to help make my skin look better and more glowing. But im scraed if i carry on using it that this may lead to spots. Is this true? Please reply as soon as possible thank-you. From Keira x x x x Hello.
I do have clear skin but i tend to get those odd spots in different places on my face which is really annoying.
I dont wear foundation … only on special occasions.
But i do wear powder on my face to help make my skin look better and more glowing.
But im scraed if i carry on using it that this may lead to spots.
Is this true?
Please reply as soon as possible thank-you.
From Keira x x x x

]]> By: Mia http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-151 Mia Mon, 28 Apr 2008 15:39:51 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-151 Glad you like it! Keep checking in for more postings. Enjoy! Glad you like it! Keep checking in for more postings.

Enjoy!

]]> By: dewemmix http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-143 dewemmix Thu, 24 Apr 2008 01:57:50 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-143 great advices. especially the keeping hands off the face theory. thanks. great advices. especially the keeping hands off the face theory. thanks.

]]> By: marjan http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-57 marjan Mon, 18 Feb 2008 10:44:36 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-57 hi,thanks for your advices,but what about dry and sensitive skin,this is about 4 mounth that i came to malaysia from iran as when as i came my skin started to get more drier and so sensitive,and so allergic!!!the area around my chek and besides my nose got red !!and so itchy,,,i dont know realy which cerem can i use...i drink soooooo much water,but not only my face skin also my all over body skin got dry and itchiness,if you can help me please send me mail,,i realy waiting for a good advice for my skin!!!thx hi,thanks for your advices,but what about dry and sensitive skin,this is about 4 mounth that i came to malaysia from iran as when as i came my skin started to get more drier and so sensitive,and so allergic!!!the area around my chek and besides my nose got red !!and so itchy,,,i dont know realy which cerem can i use…i drink soooooo much water,but not only my face skin also my all over body skin got dry and itchiness,if you can help me please send me mail,,i realy waiting for a good advice for my skin!!!thx

]]> By: cati http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-41 cati Sun, 10 Feb 2008 16:47:57 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-41 Thank you for the tips, I will try them! What a neat blog :) Thank you for the tips, I will try them!
What a neat blog :)

]]> By: Mia http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-37 Mia Mon, 04 Feb 2008 21:15:40 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-37 <p>Hi Sunny, thanks for your comment! </p> <p>To respond to a few of your points, salicylic acid and/or glycolic acid may be too harsh for very sensitive skin. However, there are different levels of these ingredients present in different products and it may be better for sensitive skin to use a product with a lesser quantity, for example 1% salicylic acid, in a cleanser. I also suggest using two different cleansers, a mild one absent of acids in the morning and a stronger one in the evening. Glycolic acid in anti-aging products is very important for those over 30 to counteract sun damage and aging effects. Tailoring your products to your skin type is very important and if you have overly sensitive skin you may want to speak with a Dermotologist or knowledgeable aesthetician. </p> <p>Also, I do have an article on great drugstore products by Neutrogena that are less expensive. Finding a great bargain is my favorite thing, but I do find importance in researching ingredients and knowing what's in your products as well. Sometimes very inexpensive products contain a lot of additives and detergents and not enough beneficial ingredients. </p> <p>At-home facials are wonderful if you are using skin-beneficial products. There are natural foods that are good for your skin, such as milk for it's lactic acid exfoliating properties. Thank you for your suggestion about eggs! </p> <p>One more thing to consider is that your pores do not actually open and close (you can read more in my posting). Your skin may feel tighter but your pores will stay the same size. What's important is actually removing the build-up in your pores, which is why I mention the tools used in a dermotologist or facialist's office for extractions. </p> <p>Good luck and keep us posted!</p> Hi Sunny, thanks for your comment!

To respond to a few of your points, salicylic acid and/or glycolic acid may be too harsh for very sensitive skin. However, there are different levels of these ingredients present in different products and it may be better for sensitive skin to use a product with a lesser quantity, for example 1% salicylic acid, in a cleanser. I also suggest using two different cleansers, a mild one absent of acids in the morning and a stronger one in the evening. Glycolic acid in anti-aging products is very important for those over 30 to counteract sun damage and aging effects. Tailoring your products to your skin type is very important and if you have overly sensitive skin you may want to speak with a Dermotologist or knowledgeable aesthetician.

Also, I do have an article on great drugstore products by Neutrogena that are less expensive. Finding a great bargain is my favorite thing, but I do find importance in researching ingredients and knowing what’s in your products as well. Sometimes very inexpensive products contain a lot of additives and detergents and not enough beneficial ingredients.

At-home facials are wonderful if you are using skin-beneficial products. There are natural foods that are good for your skin, such as milk for it’s lactic acid exfoliating properties. Thank you for your suggestion about eggs!

One more thing to consider is that your pores do not actually open and close (you can read more in my posting). Your skin may feel tighter but your pores will stay the same size. What’s important is actually removing the build-up in your pores, which is why I mention the tools used in a dermotologist or facialist’s office for extractions.

Good luck and keep us posted!

]]> By: Sunny http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-33 Sunny Mon, 04 Feb 2008 03:09:08 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-33 I agree with Heather, this is a great blog for those who can afford spending exorbitant prices for skin care products and its also very limited with the choices. I do not tend to use products with salicylic acid and/or glycolic acid because the use of those are detrimental to my skin. I agree with the daily/nightly cleansing of your face. You are absolutely right with that. However, a facial a month? I think not. There are homemade facials that people can use that are cheaper and actually work such as egg facials (either using the egg white or the whole egg). Your face feels cleaner and your pores smaller. I agree with Heather, this is a great blog for those who can afford spending exorbitant prices for skin care products and its also very limited with the choices. I do not tend to use products with salicylic acid and/or glycolic acid because the use of those are detrimental to my skin. I agree with the daily/nightly cleansing of your face. You are absolutely right with that. However, a facial a month? I think not. There are homemade facials that people can use that are cheaper and actually work such as egg facials (either using the egg white or the whole egg). Your face feels cleaner and your pores smaller.

]]> By: Suzann http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-32 Suzann Sun, 03 Feb 2008 22:50:48 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-32 Very nice blog,and very knowledgeable. I adore mineral makeup, and look forward to trying the Colorscience. Very nice blog,and very knowledgeable. I adore mineral makeup, and look forward to trying the Colorscience.

]]> By: Mia http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-25 Mia Thu, 24 Jan 2008 18:42:56 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-25 <p>Hi Denise, colorescience is a little hard to find, and it is not carried at department stores. Colorescience is generally carried at more upscale spas and online. You can visit colorescience.com and click on "store locator" and type in your zip code or state to find retail establishments nearest you. I think you'll love this product!</p> <p>http://www.colorescience.com/1280x1024/flash/index.html</p> Hi Denise, colorescience is a little hard to find, and it is not carried at department stores. Colorescience is generally carried at more upscale spas and online. You can visit colorescience.com and click on “store locator” and type in your zip code or state to find retail establishments nearest you. I think you’ll love this product!

http://www.colorescience.com/1280×1024/flash/index.html

]]> By: Denise http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/comment-page-1/#comment-24 Denise Thu, 24 Jan 2008 14:55:57 +0000 http://www.bebeautified.com/skincare/10-steps-to-clear-skin/#comment-24 I have heard these steps for many years and they really work when I consistently follow them. :-D I would love to try the Colorscience mineral makeup (step 7). Where can I find it at a cosmetic counter to try the shades? I have heard these steps for many years and they really work when I consistently follow them. :-D

I would love to try the Colorscience mineral makeup (step 7). Where can I find it at a cosmetic counter to try the shades?

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