Dry face? What's a good moisterizer? Where can I buy and how much?

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Hayley E.

Nov 10, 2013

Hayley E.

My forehead and nose get so dry in the winter, what are some good face moisturizers out there?

Sunny A.

Nov 10, 2013

Sunny A.

I love Lush's Imperials moisturizer. It is very moisturizing, but controls oils in some oily places. Has forever changed my skin:)

Kyraa D.

Nov 10, 2013

Kyraa D.

Clinique's dramatically different moisturizer is a godsend!
also, I heard from Amanda on here that tattoo goo works..? lol. I've never tried it tho.

Alize T.

Nov 10, 2013

Alize T.

Nivea, its pretty cheap and they have travel size for when your out. Works great.

Lexi K.

Nov 10, 2013

Lexi K.

CeraVe in the tub is super moisturizing, some people with eczema use it, so it has to be great! :)

Sarah M.

Nov 10, 2013

Sarah M.

I use coconut oil. It's amazing for everything, including my face. Hasn't broke me out or anything, it just makes me look radiant.

Brittany F.

Nov 11, 2013

Brittany F.

Coconut oil broke me out :( but I suggest Animo genesis cocoon moisturizer! It saved my life haha and my
Skins super dry

Brenda D.

Nov 11, 2013

Brenda D.

I just recently started using the vitamin E line from body shop. The moisturizer cost me about $16 but it's worth your money. It left my face so soft and radiant. You should give it a try. They also have an intense moisturizing cream if it suits you.

Hannah K.

Nov 12, 2013

Hannah K.

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