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Victoria H.

Jan 2, 2013

Victoria H.

What is a great skin care routine for oily skin. Sometimes my face is oily but dry skin around the nose. I don't have a routine right now. What is your routine for oily skin???

Cheyanne N.

Jan 2, 2013

Cheyanne N.

I do my routine in the shower! After i shampoo and condition, i put on my face wash. I let that sit, then rinse it off and put on a scrub. After, i put on dabs of toothpaste on my break outs (sounds weird, but works) then, before i go to sleep, i put a dab of honey on each breakout (gets rid of oiliness too.) and wash it off in the AM. For the oily part, dont try to scrub the oil off or out when you do decide on a routine. Trying to get it to go away will cause your skin to make more. Hope this helps(:

Olivia W.

Jan 2, 2013

Olivia W.

Go to MichaelToddTrueOrganics.com I have the six piece set for my skin type and I haven't had one break out since. It's also popular. The ratings are good

Hayley P.

Jan 3, 2013

Hayley P.

Whatever you do, just make sure you don't over exfoliate (no more than maybe 3 times per week) and be sure to moisturize everyday! I can rave for days about the Clarisonic, if you have the money. It's my savior. 

Payton K.

Jan 3, 2013

Payton K.

My routine is cleanse (use a gentil foaming cleanser) , tone ( use a toner ) , hydrate ( apply moisturizer ) , protect ( apply sunscreen ) (: Hope i helped

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