Cooking oil vs baby oil.
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Jun 30, 2013
Carabelle R.
Baby oil. Please, no cooking oil! It will damage your skin and cause your pores to open up. (Yes you have pores on your body!) baby oil is very gentle. Hope that helps!:) xo Carabelle.
Jun 30, 2013
Toribeth T.
Be careful using any oil. I have seen people get seriously burnt even from baby oil but I know it can work I think it depends on your skin. I live in england too and its raining :/ can you believe it lol.
Jun 30, 2013
Leanne D.
I use baby oil when the sun comes out ( which is a rarely in Ireland) but we re promised a really hot summer so baby oil is the one for me my sister uses it and lot other girls I know it really works.