Do you guys take care of your skin?

[rorymac]

and here i thought it was just a radiation burn.

Better start watching yourself

[Spartacus Sully]

Better start watching yourself

i have natural sun screen, hair.

[rorymac]

False.........

[Spartacus Sully]

True.........

[katsidis]

i was going to make this thread today, was gonna get a new moisturiser

weird

[rorymac]

True.........

Jokin Sull you're a friend, just try and leave off my dad

[Bossy]

I'll look all this stuff up later today, thanks.


Any site you would recommend me to buy from? I've never looked into these kind of things and not sure what store in the mall I would go look in.

You can get Vichy at Walgreens Emzzy, if you want to buy on line, I will send you a PM with a link to all of the products you need to clear your skin

[paul750]

I occasionally use Vaseline around my nose if it gets dry. But apart from that I don't do much else. A good diet is the most important thing I think.

[BetterCallSaul]

I shave, use a face scrub, and put a little moisturiser on during the summer, other than that, no.

The best thing for skin is daily exercise, fruit, and water. If you need a daily face regime, you probably aren't doing the things I listed prior.

[Bossy]

I occasionally use Vaseline around my nose if it gets dry. But apart from that I don't do much else. A good diet is the most important thing I think.

I shave, use a face scrub, and put a little moisturiser on during the summer, other than that, no.

The best thing for skin is daily exercise, fruit, and water. If you need a daily face regime, you probably aren't doing the things I listed prior.

While a good diet, water, exercise are vital to your overall health, there is more involved when caring for your skin.

Environment, weather, even going to the gym can have adverse effects on your skin. Did you know people shed a layer of skin about every 28 days. That changes with age, regardless of your lifestyle. Also, you can eat extremely healthy, but that doesn't restore collagen to your skin.

And of course being sun smart is a HUGE part of skin care. That has nothing to do with diet.