Your skin type and regimen?

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Becca L.

Aug 31, 2013

Becca L.

I'm still trying to find a skincare regimen that works for me. I am curious as to what you ladies and gentlemen use and what your skin type is.

Angel O.

Aug 31, 2013

Angel O.

Skin type: bipolar and weird lol
I use equate scrub for blackheads and acne, zapzyt gel for pop up zits sometimes, baking soda and lemon mask 1 a week, coconut oil as a n eyecream, and aveeno lotion for face

Kaylaa B.

Aug 31, 2013

Kaylaa B.

Hmm my skin type changes everyday soo : I use Olay night cream it makes me feel fresh n the morning I use clean and clear scrub for blackheads I use something that like a steam mask kinda really helps my breakouts I do use Nivea or Vaseline whenever I get back from school and I let that for half and wash my face and then I put like above baking soda and lemon but I don't put it all over my face just my cheeks and nose xx

Kelsey B.

Aug 31, 2013

Kelsey B.

Soap and glory plum cleanser and scrub your nose in it are amazing. My skin has never looked clearer

Jamie D.

Aug 31, 2013

Jamie D.

Skin type: combo oily

I wash my face twice a day with an Argan oil based face wash and then moisturize right after with Simple's light moisturizer. I exfoliate once a week with a brown sugar scrub (homemade, look it up) and if I have breakouts (which sadly I do, I am a teenager) I use Burt's Bee's tea tree oil spot treatment or neutrogena's benzoyl peroxide spot treatment.

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