My skin is changing

Oct 30, 2011

Rachael Y.

I used to have what some people would call "perfect skin". I rarely ever had a break out, my skin was on the normal side and I had small pores. But my skin has taken a turn over the past year or two. I have areas that are dry (my chin, the tip of my nose) and areas that get extremely oily by the middle of the day (mainly cheeks down to my jawline). My pores have become much larger, I have broken capillaries under my nostrils and the fine lines under my eyes are bothersome. I have always had dark circles (so that is something I have always dealt with). I want my skin to look porcelain, flawless. I use dermablend for my circles and broken capillaries, but I can never get my foundation to stay perfect throughout the day. Any suggestions on what I should be buying for combination skin. I also want to the dry areas to not be dry anymore. HELP!

Oct 30, 2011

Shade M.

I have what people call "perfect skin" but when the weather changes I start to get dry spots on my face, I have found the Cetaphil gentle skin cleanser really works. It gives your skin the right amount of moisture with out being dry or oily. It also works if you have an oily face. I also use Skyn Iceland pure cloud cleanser, it's perfect if you have dry spots.

Oct 30, 2011

Rachael Y.

I use Cetaphil and I love it. I am going to look into Skyn Iceland and see what that is all about. Thanks for responding.

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