KAPLAN MD Advanced Diamond Contour 1-min Daily Facial

Zhills · ‎11-15-2011

@San Antonio Gal wrote:
I use this gentle exfoliation by Dr. Kaplan twice a week. It's actually intended for daily use. I can't use anything harsh.

KAPLAN MD Advanced Diamond Contour 1-min Daily Facial

I've been using this and Argon Oil afterwards for a few years. I have great old skin! People don't believe my age!

ccassaday · ‎10-21-2010

Currently use the naturium milky toner 5 days a week in the morning. It has some exfoliating properties. Then the other two days I have been using Eadem cashmere peel. Really like that one. I think I am going to try the summer Fridays exfoliating pads when the Essen is gone. Use those a few times a month because they have glycolic acid that the Essen doesn’t have. But I will probably repurchase the cashmere peel.

smoochy · ‎03-10-2010

someone mentioned having oily skin since high school...I was very fortunate that as a teen, I had a nice complexion..was never oily.(same with mom and dad, thank you folks 😉) But my friends were all using Bonnie Bell Ten o Six lotion and Noxema cream and those clear amber soaps. so of course I tried them too. Oh man they dried up my face so bad! My skin has always been normal to dry. Then very dry in my old age with a little sensitivity thrown in, dont know where that came from.

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haddon9 · ‎03-09-2010

@SurferWife wrote:
I alternate between these two. For reference I am 59 (not much longer though) with dry skin. I prefer the Paula's Choice over PTR.

Paula's Choice 6% Mandelic Acid + 2% Lactic Acid Liquid Exfoliant

Peter Thomas Roth Even Smoother Glycolic Resurfacing Pads (although I think they have been discontinued because I don't see them on his website or QVC).

@SurferWife I have been using PTR's Glycolic Resufacing pads too. I was on auto delivery for them and just received an order of them last week. Yet the page is now gone.

@smoochy I also use Elemis Dynamic Resurfacing pads. I plan on trying Tacha Rice polish soon.

AngelPuppy1 · ‎03-13-2010

As I have posted before, I am hard-pressed to use a physical exfoliation product due to sensitivity issues and rosacea. I do much better with applying my cleanser with a small, cheap baby washcloth. This seems to do a better job with the cleanser and helps to remove the flakes, etc. which I have been troubled with and does not seem to overly upset my skin. So, I am urrently using this as my method of exfoliation!

"A day without sunshine is like, you know, night." - Steve Martin

Shanus · ‎05-17-2010

@AngelPuppy1 wrote:
As I have posted before, I am hard-pressed to use a physical exfoliation product due to sensitivity issues and rosacea. I do much better with applying my cleanser with a small, cheap baby washcloth. This seems to do a better job with the cleanser and helps to remove the flakes, etc. which I have been troubled with and does not seem to overly upset my skin. So, I am urrently using this as my method of exfoliation!

@AngelPuppy1 I use a baby washcloth, too. Once a week I do use a regular terry one which is all the exfoliation I need.

wagirl · ‎03-09-2010

@JudyL --😄

MoonieBaby · ‎07-19-2013

my exfoliant is organic baby shampoo or baby bath made into a paste with baking soda and salt and then scrubbed from face to feet.

Gotta say, it's a soft smooth clean feeling right out of fhe shower - skin is ready for the next step of whatever oil or serum I apply on all parts of my skin...this is my ritual every night.

Not including literally shaving my face - which I have done since high school when an older lady I would see at the neighborhood pool told me why her skin was so flawless (oh, and it was) on her face and neck - I have blonde barely there fuzz - never much more than that on any part of me (legs or underarms - pert near invisible). She told me it's a great exfoliant and so I picked up the habit and never stopped. I also use an epilator on my face and neck between the dry razor exfoliating days.