Amy added these words on Oct 27 11 at 8:25 amOh Thank you!! Thank you!! I just moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota (and hour from Canada and on the border of Minnesota/North Dakota) and am so so nervous about this up and coming winter. I will be applying all of these practices to my everyday , so thank you so much!
Hopefully you post more on this topic!
Amy
Desi added these words on Oct 27 11 at 9:14 amMy favorite for my lips is Karite Lips (http://www.amazon.com/MODE-VIE-GLOBAL-NATURAL-PRODUCTS/dp/B0006NXS28). I have used so many lip balms and nothing is better. I have turned so many friends into believers. It mends, not just covering. I would love to hear what you think.
Victoria added these words on Oct 27 11 at 11:40 amI’m a big fan of Rodin Luxury face oil. It is a bit expensive, but AMAZING. In the winter I put a few drops of it in my bath at night. It moisturizes your whole body.
Victoria
Name Aya added these words on Oct 27 11 at 12:51 pmI love love love my new clarisonic but I am running out of the sample face wash it came with and don’t know what to get. What do you suggest?
Kate added these words on Oct 27 11 at 1:48 pmi’ve used Purity for years, but if i had a bigger budget, i’d used Fresh Soy Cleanser
hope this helps!
xx
Name Aya added these words on Oct 27 11 at 2:07 pmThank you Kate!
This does and help and you’re lovely!
DENISE. added these words on Oct 27 11 at 4:20 pmOooh, this looks fun. Try the lavender body scrub from Trader Joe’s. It’s like $5 and is super good — plus has a very moisturizing oil so you don’t need extra lotion. Well, maybe in MN you do
Rose added these words on Oct 27 11 at 4:23 pmI’m from Holland so it can get pretty cold here as well. I too use olive oil + sugar to scrub, usually in between depilating my legs (and waxing the rest), to prevent ingrowth. For face I would recommend powdered sugar as it’s less harsh, I don’t add oil to that however, just some almond oil afterwards to restore the balance (hopefully, I’m no dermatologist, but it works).
Josephine added these words on Oct 27 11 at 6:21 pmI swear by Aquaphor as a lip balm. My lips used to peel all the time until I started using it upon my dermatologist’s recommendation. Now I keep little tubes of it everywhere – in each of my handbags, in my car, at my desk, by my bed, etc. Super cheap, and you can find it anywhere.
Elise / Pennyweight added these words on Oct 27 11 at 10:29 pmi so needed this… thank you for all the great tips!
Gina added these words on Oct 28 11 at 10:43 amI’ll definitely be making this scrub – thanks for the tip! As a fellow dry-skinned Minneapolitan, I have been scheming ways for my skin to survive winter, too. I make my own skin oil, and use it every day day (two-three drops in summer, three-four in winter, always mixed with six or seven drops of water): 1 oz. organic almond oil (the best kind you can afford), 10 drops organic rose essential oil, 10 drops organic sandalwood oil, and a dash of vitamin E oil. It’s magic, I swear. In the depths of winter, once a week (or as needed), I wash my face with organic heavy cream. Cedar Summit is awesome for this, if you’re in Minnesota and can get it. Just dampen the face, then use the cream as you would a cleansing milk, rinse off and you’re set. Got the tip from the Ayurvedic beauty book “Absolute Beauty” by Pratima Raichur, who also makes an amazing line of skincare products.
Kate added these words on Oct 28 11 at 10:55 amGina! This is amazing. I’m totally going to try out your entire skin routine. I’ve been wanting to add a skin oil to my regimen.
Angela Dal Bon Custom Invites added these words on Oct 31 11 at 7:15 pmThis scrub makes a wonderful Christmas gift!
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Julia added these words on Nov 11 11 at 10:56 ami made + used this last night – what a treat! perfect. if you have leftovers… does it keep out or should i throw it in the fridge? thank you! <3
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