[Pusscrook]

Don't know how many of you guys have heard of this, or use it , but I use Dermalogica's full line, and Xtend life. These were the only two products that I felt were organic enough to restore my Ph balance after using. I have to say the skin is as smooth and glowing like a babies ass and I'm not a young spring chicken . Some swear by soap ,so, this may not be for everyone. Some might find them useful.


http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=d...Do4_HB8eSg




http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j&q=x...rMekt2eQwA


WHat are you guys using?

[MikeCF]

Vitamin C serum, Vitamin B5 and hydraulic acid serum, emu oil.

[Pusscrook]

(10-24-2011 05:52 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

Vitamin C serum, Vitamin B5 and hydraulic acid serum, emu oil.

I've been using that in 10% concentration.

[Caligula]

Some good stuff here: http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-3781.html

[Pusscrook]

(10-24-2011 06:05 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

Some good stuff here: http://www.rooshvforum.network/thread-3781.html

I saw that thread. Great info as to what to do to take care of your skin, but I didn't see a full line recommended for moisture balance, hydration masks, fine line/wrinkles other than the line "rebel" recommended. Tons of stuff about acne and shaving though. Shit, I don't even have facial hair except a few whiskers.

[speakeasy]

Baking soda and vasaline are it for me.

[Pusscrook]

(10-24-2011 06:14 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

Baking soda and vasaline are it for me.

What do you do with these ? Do you use the baking soda as a cleanser and the vaseline as a moisturizer?

[speakeasy]

(10-24-2011 06:17 PM)Pusscrook Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:14 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

Baking soda and vasaline are it for me.

What do you do with these ? Do you use the baking soda as a cleanser and the vaseline as a moisturizer?

Maybe about once a week I'll exfoliate my face with the baking soda. Can't do this too much because it's abrasive and leaves your skin feeling raw. For moisturizer, just a thinly spread layer of vasaline works incredibly well. You only used a tiny amount or your face is going to shine like a polished bowling ball.

[OGNorCal707]

(10-24-2011 06:00 PM)Pusscrook Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 05:52 PM)MikeCF Wrote:  

Vitamin C serum, Vitamin B5 and hydraulic acid serum, emu oil.

I've been using that in 10% concentration.

Hey Mike, I'm looking into emu oil after seeing you write about it on another thread, in relation to men's hair loss.

Have you seen visible hair regrowth, thickness, fullness, etc.? I am 27 and my hair line is just now starting to recede. I'd like to nip it in the bud, I'm currently taking saw palmetto extract.

How are you using the emu oil, in shampoo, do you apply it directly to the scalp, how much, and how often, and for how long do you do this?

Any advice would be great,

Thanks.

[Pusscrook]

(10-24-2011 06:22 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:17 PM)Pusscrook Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:14 PM)speakeasy Wrote:  

Baking soda and vasaline are it for me.

What do you do with these ? Do you use the baking soda as a cleanser and the vaseline as a moisturizer?

Maybe about once a week I'll exfoliate my face with the baking soda. Can't do this too much because it's abrasive and leaves your skin feeling raw. For moisturizer, just a thinly spread layer of vasaline works incredibly well. You only used a tiny amount or your face is going to shine like a polished bowling ball.

The granules in baking soda don't irritate your skin?

[metalhaze]

dont know about vaseline but baking soda is a good exfoliant (mix it with a cleanser) and do it once or twice a week max.

[Caligula]

I usually use a soap free cleanser like this one: http://www.dermstore.com/product_Cleanan..._34227.htm

Might go for something more organic. Haven't been moisturising much lately, need to get back into the habit. Have tried vaseline but don't like how it feels a bit greasy.

[speakeasy]

The granuales in baking soda do irritate your skin, but anything that exfoliates will be an irritant because it's taking off some of the dead skin and the stuff underneath is going to feel a bit raw to the touch. Nothing too bad, but it might sting a little after if you scrubbed it in hard.

Caligula, vasaline is pretty heavy but I've found that if you use only a tiny bit and rub it completely in the same way you would sunblock, it's not too bad at all.

[OGNorCal707]

(10-24-2011 06:34 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

I usually use a soap free cleanser like this one: http://www.dermstore.com/product_Cleanan..._34227.htm

Might go for something more organic. Haven't been moisturising much lately, need to get back into the habit. Have tried vaseline but don't like how it feels a bit greasy.

Organic is best in my opinion. I get a lot of compliments on my skin. A few brands I like are Desert Essence, Alba, and Aubrey Organic, you can probably find at least one of the 3 at a natural foods store.

Green tea and pomegranite are very high in anti-oxidants, and they have been proven to help delay the aging process. Also good are aloe, jojoba oil, and facial masks with clay.

[Pusscrook]

(10-24-2011 06:51 PM)OGNorCal707 Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:34 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

I usually use a soap free cleanser like this one: http://www.dermstore.com/product_Cleanan..._34227.htm

Might go for something more organic. Haven't been moisturising much lately, need to get back into the habit. Have tried vaseline but don't like how it feels a bit greasy.

Organic is best in my opinion. I get a lot of compliments on my skin. A few brands I like are Desert Essence, Alba, and Aubrey Organic, you can probably find at least one of the 3 at a natural foods store.

Green tea and pomegranite are very high in anti-oxidants, and they have been proven to help delay the aging process. Also good are aloe, jojoba oil, and facial masks with clay.

I tried Aubrey from whole foods, but the fucking product was drying me out. My face felt like it had been thru one of those old clothes dryers with the roller pins on it.

[OGNorCal707]

(10-24-2011 07:29 PM)Pusscrook Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:51 PM)OGNorCal707 Wrote:  

(10-24-2011 06:34 PM)Caligula Wrote:  

I usually use a soap free cleanser like this one: http://www.dermstore.com/product_Cleanan..._34227.htm

Might go for something more organic. Haven't been moisturising much lately, need to get back into the habit. Have tried vaseline but don't like how it feels a bit greasy.

Organic is best in my opinion. I get a lot of compliments on my skin. A few brands I like are Desert Essence, Alba, and Aubrey Organic, you can probably find at least one of the 3 at a natural foods store.

Green tea and pomegranite are very high in anti-oxidants, and they have been proven to help delay the aging process. Also good are aloe, jojoba oil, and facial masks with clay.

I tried Aubrey from whole foods, but the fucking product was drying me out. My face felt like it had been thru one of those old clothes dryers with the roller pins on it.

That's odd I've used their facial toner and moisturizers with great results, but never their facial wash.

Right now I use this all organic "anti-aging" face wash:

http://www.desertessence.com/skin-care/a...ansing-gel


It's my favorite thus far.

[kinjutsu]

Anyone have any suggestion for preventing or reducing the amount of razor irritation(razor burn and razor bumps) from shaving?

[OGNorCal707]

(10-24-2011 09:59 PM)kinjutsu Wrote:  

Anyone have any suggestion for preventing or reducing the amount of razor irritation(razor burn and razor bumps) from shaving?

Well first off maybe switch whatever shaving cream or gel you are using. For me, using a nice razor with new blades is important. I know Mach 3 blades are expensive, but with my thick facial hair, I got to put a new one on after ever third or fourth shave. Follow up your shave with some kind of organic/natural after shave, or facial toner.

[Moma]

I use baking soda to exfoliate and then shea butter to moisturise. I have been experimenting with ACV (Apple Cider Vinegar) since Uncle Roosh said it got rid of his skin issues.

I don't have skin issues per se but I don't mind looking extra smooth in the face region.

I am monitoring skin and reaction from people as I rub down my face with ACV daily.

[Vicious]

(10-24-2011 09:59 PM)kinjutsu Wrote:  

Anyone have any suggestion for preventing or reducing the amount of razor irritation(razor burn and razor bumps) from shaving?

Art of shaving has some great shaving oils that make the shave a breeze. I like their unscented post-shave moisturizer as well.

I used to do only Biotherm products but they are not available in the US (where I travel the most). So now I'm mostly with clinique though I hold Dermalogica a bit higher.

[Screwston]

I went to Whole Foods Saturday to try and find a facial mask to help my skin. I have real oily, sensitive skin that always gets red and those masks have always helped me. Some gay guy working there recommended this shit. You mix a tiny bit up with water or apple cider and leave it on for about 20 minutes. I thought I mixed it up wrong because it gets very, very dry and hard after 10 minutes. Felt like my face was going to crack open. I didn't do any research but I asked my mom and she said this is a real popular one with girls.

Edit - it looks like it has great reviews
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/cr/B0014P8L9...ars_beauty

[Stitch]

Huh. Couple drops of jojoba oil after shaving seems to be it for me, and that's working out well so far...

[Moma]

(10-25-2011 02:06 AM)houston Wrote:  

I went to Whole Foods Saturday to try and find a facial mask to help my skin. I have real oily, sensitive skin that always gets red and those masks have always helped me. Some gay guy working there recommended this shit. You mix a tiny bit up with water or apple cider and leave it on for about 20 minutes. I thought I mixed it up wrong because it gets very, very dry and hard after 10 minutes. Felt like my face was going to crack open. I didn't do any research but I asked my mom and she said this is a real popular one with girls.

Edit - it looks like it has great reviews
http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/cr/B0014P8L9...ars_beauty

I don't know if they sell it in Canada though. I will check. I think someone else recommended this

[Caligula]

Moma you can get it on Amazon too: http://www.amazon.com/Aztec-Secret-India...B0014P8L9W

I might give it a shot.

[Moma]

(10-25-2011 08:17 AM)Caligula Wrote:  

Moma you can get it on Amazon too: http://www.amazon.com/Aztec-Secret-India...B0014P8L9W

I might give it a shot.

Stupid rules don't allow certain books or certain products to be shipped to Canada. I think I need to make a lizard friend in Buffalo that I can get shyt shipped to. Or a PO box or somethang.