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Mar 24, 2014
Kennedy S.
Hey everyone I just used the say yes to carrots moisturizer. Could I put pond's cream on top of that before I go to bed? Would it make my face to oily or?
Mar 24, 2014
Hannah K.
It would probably make your face too oily. Why would you want to put on two moisturizers?
Mar 24, 2014
Regan N.
I agree with Hannah; it would more than likely make your face too oily. If you're wanting a more moisturizing product by layering the two moisturizers over each other, I suggest searching for a night cream or a deep moisturizer instead. (: if you have oily skin but still want a night cream, make sure to find something oil free!(: also, if you're wanting to layer the products because of dry patches or peeling skin, I recommend exfoliating (gently) the peeling skin off first, emphasis on gently, and then applying whatever moisturizer or night cream you choose to use. In my experience, this has made the products more effective on dry skin patches, but everyone's skin is different, so it may not work the same for you. (:
Mar 24, 2014
Roz X.
If you need to double up your moisturizer to be effective, you may want to change your moisturizer as it might not be the most beneficial for your skin type. Perhaps you can try alternating your moisturizer with a natural, healthy oil. Doing so has made positive changes in my complexion and overall skin health.