Skin problems. =/

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Arie C.

Feb 11, 2012

Arie C.

For most of my life, I've had very normal, even at times oily skin. This year (mainly this winter) my skin has changed DRAMATICALLY and now is sooo dry! I have no clue what to do for it, and my moisturizer just isn't cutting it. Does anyone have any suggestions for skin care products (preferably on the less expensive side) that may help my skin out? 

Sandra R.

Feb 12, 2012

Sandra R.

try ponds dry skin hydrating lotion, its very light and you can get it at the drugstore, i have had the same problem this winter also try a hydrating gel you can use in the shower i got mine at some mall boutique but any hydrating gel will do works wonders 

Gina M.

Feb 12, 2012

Gina M.

cetaphil also has a great cleanser and lotion. Most stores also have a generic version too that's cheaper. 

Rose M.

Feb 13, 2012

Rose M.

I had oily skin, but now I have combination dry skin. I recommend Ponds Cold Cream even though it's not a moisturizer it sure feels like one. I use Clinique Moisture Intense in Very Dry to Dry and works many wonders, but it's on the more expensive side. 

Stacey S.

Feb 13, 2012

Stacey S.

I recommend Philosophy Purity cleanser it is amazing! I bought Benefits skincare line this summer and it seriously killed my skin, I looked like I had chicken poxs. Luckily I purchased this product and cleared it up in no time. It is a gentle cleanser, and I pair it with my mia and love it. As for moisturizer try Cliniques Dramatically Different Lotion, works wonders :)

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