Beauty

[Dazlin]

I was thinking maybe something vitamin c...but not drying. Any suggestions?

[Harpa]

I have 3 current favs:

(I use one or the other, but these are all non-drying.)

a) Phace bioactive - pH at the proper level

b) regular superfine sugar - for a little extra exfoliation

c) soy milk + lemon juice - brightening

[Michele5004]

I am a big fan of Purity & the Microdelivery for evening & morning.

I have had good luck with St. Ives citrus wash (Target & drugstores).

Are you looking for exfoliation? moisturizing?

Michele

[Fressa]

I recently started using Dr. Denese facial cleanser and am very pleased with it. I was a Purity fan but that formula has changed with the selling of the company. It's alright but not as good as it once was. I in the 50++ and holding range so I needed something to give my skin more moisture and some "umph" and Dr.Denese products did just that. You also only have to use a little bit of product for the enitre face. That seems to work better with my skin issues.  

[AmericanBulldogMom]

I love Philosophy's Microdelivery Wash for mornings and their Purity to remove make up and cleanse in the evenings. Been using for years. 

[Kookielady]

I use Serious Skin Care Vitamin C Cleanser from HSN.  I have been using it for about 20 years.  I look much younger thabn my years 65 that's what people tell me.

My husband is 11 years younger and I think it helps!

[nycgrl]

I like Skinn's a.m. and p.m. cleansers.  They work well for me - 50's and holding.

[ALRATIBA]

I'm a soap and water fan.  Kiss My Face bar soap.

[SilleeMee]

I've been alternating between three different cleanser. Two of them are vitamin C cleansers priced at around $10 for 8-oz bottles:

Both are good cleansers and remove my makeup but for me the BWC was less drying, but not by much just slightly. 

[winamac1]

PTRoth cucumber foaming cleanser or his "orange" one.  I also love Cerave cleanser-green/white bottle.