Skincare for personal use!

[lady*b]

Hi

I'm looking to get a new skin care range to use at the minute I use Clarins but I'm trying to save money so what does everyone think is the best that's around £10 as Clarins is £17 per cleanser/toner and £24 for moisturiser, I have oily skin!

Thanks xxx

 

[xxAmyxx]

Eve Taylor | Aromatherapy, Skin and Body Care there cleansers are around £14 xx

 

[gillian w]

Thing is as you get older your skincare needs to get better.Clarins is actually very good value and they often do very good offers in store.I think you will notice a whole lot of difference if you go from them to say Simple.
Have a look at Liz Earle she has quite a good skincare essentials offer on at the mo.I love Liz Earle always wished she would go the professional route rather than selling in Boots.

 

[PinkSwoon]

LUSH LUSH LUSH! I've had oily, acne prone skin since the age of 9 & Lush is the only brand I'll ever completely trust x

 

[AmberExt]

LUSH LUSH LUSH! I've had oily, acne prone skin since the age of 9 & Lush is the only brand I'll ever completely trust x

Have you seen the lushspa in leeds?!, pity they dont do an avon type thing that would be tooo coool !,,,

(sorry for ot)

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[mm29]

Iv just bought soap & glory
Boots 3 for 2 at the minute

I know it's not pro products however my face feels amazing

I got something for dark eyes its like lip gloss tube with wee rollers on the end. Amazing see a difference already
A cleanser with a wee cloth
And a hot scrub came with a wee sponge pore clog I think

The names were random

 

[PinkSwoon]

IT LOOKS AMAZINGGG! I want to go! I wish they did salon skincare I'd definitely stock it in my (imaginary, atm) salon! x

 

[wonderwoman]

i did a course and since then i make my own, really its so nice on your skin. Once you've done the course, you find yourself obsessing over reciepes and labels, knowing what the put in and how you can do the same! Its so much fun and you can use it in the salon aswell! xoxo

 

[Bluerinse]

I'm completely allergic to lush! My skin was worse than before! I'm on hara ATM from Aston and fincher, couple of dermalogica bits suits my combination skin ;0) x

 

[lady*b]

Thing is as you get older your skincare needs to get better.Clarins is actually very good value and they often do very good offers in store.I think you will notice a whole lot of difference if you go from them to say Simple.
Have a look at Liz Earle she has quite a good skincare essentials offer on at the mo.I love Liz Earle always wished she would go the professional route rather than selling in Boots.

I do love Clarins I'm just really needing to save money and its the moisturiser that cots so much and it's so small it doesn't last! X

 

[lady*b]

LUSH LUSH LUSH! I've had oily, acne prone skin since the age of 9 & Lush is the only brand I'll ever completely trust x

Is this lush as in the soap shop? X

 

[lady*b]

i did a course and since then i make my own, really its so nice on your skin. Once you've done the course, you find yourself obsessing over reciepes and labels, knowing what the put in and how you can do the same! Its so much fun and you can use it in the salon aswell! xoxo

I would not have a clue where to start but its so impressive that you do that! X

 

[PinkSwoon]

Is this lush as in the soap shop? X

Yes! I hate their soap...LOVE their skincare! Haha x

 

[Sarah22]

i did a course and since then i make my own, really its so nice on your skin. Once you've done the course, you find yourself obsessing over reciepes and labels, knowing what the put in and how you can do the same! Its so much fun and you can use it in the salon aswell! xoxo

Wow!! What course was that if you don't mind me asking? Sounds amazing!! Xx

 

[sarahrose14]

Wow!! What course was that if you don't mind me asking? Sounds amazing!! Xx

I'd like to know what course too xxx

 

[faefae]

Vichy do a good range for oily skin and they're reasonable; I love Liz Earle cleanse and polish- cant live without it!

 

[waffle4]

And me! I'm allergic to so much stuff it would be great to make my own x

 

[gillian w]

The easiest way to make your own moisturiser would be to get a base cream from an aromatherapy company and add your own essential oils for skin type.I often just use argan oil as a moisturiser.Bit of a funny smell but its lovely on the skin.I blend argan oil and jojoba together and will sit and watch tv giving myself a facial massage for 20 mins or so with it.
I've used the company quinessence for base creams.They also do quite a nice skincare range.

 

[wonderwoman]

base creams are good lil cheats, do the work for you and you add the extras!

I would highly recommend plush folly, great teaching - you will be hooked to learn more! xoxo