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Hello All! I’m super ecstatic to be able to provide this Shopping Guide (in form of a myTake) for all you guys out there who have trouble choosing something in terms of Skin Care products. Just a follow up from my previous myTake
https://www.girlsaskguys.com/health-fitness/a25852-mooky06s-guide-to-beautiful-healthy-skin
There will be a list down the bottom of some products that you can choose from (according to your skin type) and preferably whereabouts you can get them also. I will keep it short and sweet, so you don’t end up falling asleep haha :P
Cutting to the chase (You can skip the mumbo jumbo part and scroll down to your skin type and follow the steps from there)
What skin type you have is a big indication of what skin care products you’ll need. If you haven’t by now figured out what skin type you have, use the following to help distinguish:
1. Wash your face
2. Pat it dry
3. Wait an hour
4. Use a tissue to dab your face
SYMPTOMS
Normal skin- Nice and smooth with no imperfections (no acne/blemishes)
Sensitive skin- Will have minor red patches in some areas of face
Dry skin- Will appear flaky and dry
Oily/Combination skin- Will be greasy and shiny in appearance
STEP ONE: WASH
All you have to do in this stage is just wash your face with water (like you’d normally do on a typical day). Do not pat dry.
STEP TWO: EXFOLIATE
Continuing from (Step One “Wash”) you need to exfoliate. This will pick up any dirt and grime that has been living in your skin.
All of these products can help with all the skin types that I listed above. These products can be found in your supermarket. If you do online shopping most of the time Amazon, eBay (etc) will be your new best friend.
Baking Soda/Baking Powder (Found in the cooking/baking aisle)
Sugar Crystals/Pure Sugar (Found in cooking/baking aisle)
Sea Salt (Found in cooking/baking aisle)
Oatmeal (Found in cereal/breakfast aisle)
Kefir (Found in the diary aisle)
Honey (Found in the spreads aisle)
Buying ORGANIC is preferred BUT it can be quite expensive, so finding a home brand one is more than enough. You may buy all the ingredients (if you wish) and mix them together with massage oils such as Olive, Grapeseed and Almond (so it is easier to apply to your face).
These products will cost anything between $4.00-$12.00 each. It does depend if you buy organic or not as price differences will vary a lot, but benefit your skin heaps.
Mix the products in a bowl with the oil you have chosen. Apply generously all over your face and use your fingers in a circulator motion. Make sure you focus more on your “T-Zone” (the area around your forehead, down the bridge of your nose, underneath your nostrils to your chin)
As shown (above) use your fingers. If you want to get all fancy dancy, you can purchase a dry brush
or exfoliating gloves
STEP THREE: MOISTURISE
After exfoliating you need to moisturise your skin. You need to hydrate your skin. It’s pretty much the same theory if you were not to consume any water intake in several days. You get dehydrated and then get sick. Just as skin, skin gets dehydrated and appears rough and dry. Use the following Shopping Guide below:
Aquaphor-For Dry and/or Sensitive skin (Roughly $14.39 for 99g)
Nutribiotic Skin Ointment– For Normal skin ($9.00-$17.00 for 15ml)
Skin Shine Cream- For Normal skin (From $7.74-$37.00 for 15g)
Olay total effects 7 in 1 Day cream Sensitive SPF15- For Sensitive skin ($14.95 for 50g)
OLAY MEN Multi Solutions Revitalizing Cream- Dry to Normal skin (from $6.00-$20.41 for 50g)
Paula’s choice Skin Balancing Invisible Finish Moisture Gel- For Normal and Oily/Combination skin ($34.00 for 60ml)
Nivea daily essentials, oil free moisturising day cream- For Oily/Combination skin (from $9.00-$14.00 for 50ml)
Nivea mattifying day cream- For Oily/Combination skin (from $9.00-$14.00 for 50ml)
Nivea for men multi protect daily defense moisturiser all day anti dryness- For Dry skin ($14.98)
Clinque skin supplies for men maximum hydration- For Dry skin (from $34.00)
Shiseido Moisturizing Recovery Cream- For Sensitive skin (from $65.00-$72.00 for 50ml)
Cowshed Bullocks Soothing Moisturiser- For Sensitive skin ($32.04 for 100ml)
These products can be found on Amazon, Alibaba, eBay, AliExpress and their brand stores online. Stores like Walmart, Target and Costco sell some of these aswell. Please do take note that prices will vary from country to country with different currency. Most of the prices are in AUD and US dollars.
DISCLAMIER: Sorry about some of the pictures missing :( GAG only allows 20 images :'(
Well there you have it guys! I hope that was helpful to you in so many ways. I hope this myTake finds you well. Thank you for reading! :)
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