Sentences with phrase «getting some dry patches»

I have combination skin, pretty oily on the T - zone and got some dry patches on cheeks, so the moisturizer works pretty nice for my skin, but I prefer using it as a PM moisturizer, it's thick and hard to build in, but the next morning your skin feels pretty soft:) I love using it with the antioxidant serum.

I have combination / dry skin and I can often get dry patches around my nose; however, the Healthy Glow foundation doesn't enhance my dry areas, which is awesome!

Living in such a humid environment, turning on the heat in late fall means getting dry patches even with oily skin.

The peppermint again makes you feel fresh faced and the mousturiser kept me from getting any dry patches for the entire day.

I have dry / combination skin where I am prone to getting dry patches around my nose and mouth so I'm always looking for foundations that will work well with my skin type.

«If you've got dry patches, press a small piece of Scotch tape over the area before you do your makeup.

Not exact matches

It's also good for elbows and knees, or anywhere else that you might get dry skin patches.

my skin is sooooooo dry, and I'm getting red, scaly patches on my legs.

Theo is suffering a dry patch at the moment but every striker gets them.

giroud, lecoq, are gud backups to hve in the squad but not a first team player for a team wanting to challenge for epl.coq has got to improve slightly on the ball but off the ball he is gud.everyone knows about giroud and I don't think a gud striker is enough for us.we need a very clinical guy not a guy who will be going through dry patches coz thats guaranteed from a gud striker.gibbs is tricky he is a gud option to hve on the bench but if we scout someone younger and better than him then I think we can sell him for both the clubs sake and himself coz he hasn't progressed as a player.what I find shocking is bellerin back up is jenkinson worth a team challenging for epl?I don't think so and we should find an able guy there than fool ourselves and next season we pay for mistakes again.

Getting a brace here and there then going on a dry patch.

* Normally, I like most of those products and they are very moisturizing but for some reason, the dry patch under my nose was hardcore and required a tougher product to get the job done.

Right after my 30th bday (june 5th) i started getting these strange dry patches on the inside corners of my eyes.

At home 3rd day his skin got dried and red patches were everywhere.

We find that our sweet baby's bum gets little dry patches on the cheeks during the winter.

BoobEase organic nipple balm is entirely ingestible and safe for baby, so you can rest easy (if you're getting any rest these days, that is...) Try it on cradle cap, or your own rough elbows, chapped lips or dry patches, too!

I get a little bumpy, dry patch there (most likely from washing my hands too much or excessive use of hand sanitizer).

«Eczema looks like dry skin at the beginning, so I thought, Oh, I'm just not moisturizing her enough; I need to get better moisturizers,» Shapiro tells mbg of initially discovering her daughter's dry patches.

At first it would dry too fast & leave patches or get stuck in little nooks.

I've used it for a few weeks now and have found that it does a great job at cleaning my face and getting my make up off (used with my Clarisonic) but it tends to leave dry patches around my nose and on my cheeks.

My face will get random dry patches that not even my most moisturizing foundation could tame.

I also like the Stay Matte Not Flat powder because their shades selections are better (Nude) and it wears great but I've gotten really dry lately and sometimes I get patches even after moisturizing and using a primer.

That means hurray for combination skin owners who got a few dry patches on their precious faces!

I have combination skin that is more on the dry side especially as the weather gets colder and I find this drew attention to some of my dry patches that I would want to cover up.

As I've mentioned a thousand times before, I have dry skin and in the winter this dry skin gets even worse and so I sometimes struggle with what makeup to wear in order to not accentuate any dry patches but also will not dry my skin out more as I find some makeup can do that.

Overall I would say I have combination to oily skin but that doesn't stop me from getting dry flaky patches during the winter months.

I have a patch of dry skin on my temple that can get itchy and peel.

It's also great for getting rid of those pesky dry patches especially when the temp is dry.

During the Winter Season, the skin is more vulnerable to get dry and have unpredictable issues, specially in the transition to Spring when we get those undesirable pimples, noticeable pores, and dry patches.

this is the only foundation that stays on all day & doesn't get oily & also doesn't stick to dry patches when my skin is dry!!!

I get oily throughout the day but also have some dry patches.

My skin is on dry side and as winter is approaching and days are actually getting little chiller my skin tends to dry a lot more and leave rough patches.

I don't really use brushes, maybe I should get one to get rid of the dry patches I've been having lately!

It makes my skin feel soft and smooth without being too heavy or greasy, gets rid of my dry patches, and wears well under make up.

At time I started to use this night cream I had some dry patches on my forehead and cheeks and this moisturiser helped me to hydrate them very well (in the morning I was using «Wild Rose Smoothing Day Cream» by Weleda) and after some time I got rid of all dry patches.

I needed just few applications to hydrate my skin enough and to get rid of all dry patches.

This moisturizer (the blue one) has done WONDERS FOR MY 22 year old combination oily skin, which I cant even call it that anymore because this moisturizer combined eith my skin care regimen has balanced my skin SO WELL, I only get oily on the sides of my nose and dry patches only sometimes appear right near the top corners on my mouth on my cheeks occasionally.

Say I want to use a cream illuminator but a powder blush, I apply the cream product, swish some powder (with a brush *) over that area destined for the blush, and am able to apply the blush without getting uneven patches where the skin was more or less dry.

Parts of my face are oily but then again I also get dry skin patches...

I've been blogging (and designing blogs) since 2009 and its so easy to hit the dry patches and get discouraged.