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Diana T.

Mar 9, 2013

Diana T.

So I'm aabout to move to another country in Europe any tips for keeping up my beauty routine abroad?

Alisa D.

Mar 9, 2013

Alisa D.

I live in Europe right more and really, it's but that different from the US. The only thing I have had to change was shampoos/ conditioners because the water is a bit different...

Diana T.

Mar 9, 2013

Diana T.

Interesting... I use Paul Mitchell products right now what products did you have to switch to?

Alisa D.

Mar 9, 2013

Alisa D.

I tried switching to some German shampoo (regular grocery store/drug store poo was NOT cutting it!) but wasn't impressed, now I use Joico Kpac line and I have NEVER loved a shampoo/conditioner soooo much. Even back in the states. I actually like washing my hair more often now. And I don't know your skin care routine, but I would also recommend high quality moisturizers for face and body, our skin has gotten really dry here, even the kids. I have to cover my baby with coconut oil BEFORE her bath or she gets super crazy bad patches of just gnarly skin :( I use coconut oil daily in my shower routine as well, but I think I would have ended up making that switch even if I was still back in the states, I really like old world cleansing methods better than these crazy chemical laden soaps we have now. (... Except for shampoo ;D lol, I don't care what is in the kpac bottle, I LOVE it! Hagan)

Diana T.

Mar 11, 2013

Diana T.

Lol nice yeah I have acne prone sensitive oily/combo skin so I need more natural/vegeterian skin care products but thanks so much for the tips!

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