Beauty

[polar]

Olive Oil from you kitchen cupboard. The Italians, Greeks and French have been using it for years and that is what I use when my skin begins to burn in the winter.

[Dazlin]

Use a cream cleanser. Look in drug stores for one you might like. M. Asam has a few good cleansers, and also has a Resveratol cream cleanser. After you wash, and rinse, leave your face wet, and apply a rich moisturizer.

[bacnblk]

I love the Tatcha cleansing oil. I bought a small bottle from ebay to make sure I would love it. Three pumps should be enough and it lasts a long time ago. Noting removes eye makeup faster in my experience.

[SunValley]

cerave works great for my dry sensitive skin.

[scotnovel]

Is your house too dry? That can also contribute. I use a vaporizer at night and that helps keep my skin better hydrated.

[lolakimono]

Yes- you need a humidifier on each floor and try oil cleansing. It won't make your skin dry like regular cleansers will.

[MalteseMomma]

Guess you haven't tried Josie Marans cleansing oil

[kal]

How about Coconut oil? I've heard several people say it's great for taking off makeup and cleaning skin without drying.

[AspenGrove]

Dr.Hauschka Soothing Cleansing Milk

[RainyDayGal]

Milky and creamy cleansers that you wipe off with dry cloth, or even a wet one. Nothing that foams. Even just plain ole 100% jojoba oil.