Sentences with phrase «recommend using it on your skin»

I do recommend using it on your skin.

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I have very sensitive skin so can't put it on my skin, and doth like the idea of it anyway, so use scented oils instead, would you recommend anything?

Tips: I recommend using bone in skin on thighs for this recipe.

I recommend using a very finely ground blanched almond flour rather than a coarse grind or almond meal which is made with skins - on almonds.

I recommend using a lipliner that's one shade darker than your skin (NOT the lipstick) and drawing just on top of it in order to achieve the perfect line all the way around.

I do not recommend using baby oil as a moisturizer or in any diaper - related skin care, whether applied directly on the skin or used in a wipes solution, when you are using cloth diapers.

If you like to take comfort knowing what products are being used on your family's skin and that those products are being made in an environment where the maker is focused on using quality product and ensuring the happiness of her clients, I'd highly recommend by Ceci products.

KRISTEN STRATTON: During those days when a baby is still passing meconium do you recommend using the oils on bumps to protect baby skin during wiping?

Our zinc oxide is recommended for use on compromised or environmentally challenged skin and is ideal for dermatology patients.

If you need a quick fix to make your cleavage look creamy and pimple - free, use a cotton swab or cotton ball to disinfect your pimple with peroxide before lightly patting on a creamy concealer that's just a tiny bit darker than the color of your skin, recommends Schorr in «Cosmopolitan» magazine.

I have been able to personally research these products, use them first hand on MY precious skin, and feel confident to recommend them to my closest friends and family.

I do not recommend using this on babies, however as it did cause my baby's skin to flake / peel when I tried it on her.

When your baby is born, hospitals recommend that you use plain water to wipe your baby's skin because disposable baby wipes can be harsh on tender new skin.

If you're planning to use it on your face or skin, they recommend you dilute it with a carrier oil first to get the best results.

The white paper recommends that practitioners follow relevant guidance documents and that deviation from consensus recommendations should be supported by clinical studies or pursued in the setting of a clinical trial approved by an institutional review board; that practitioners receive training in a new procedure before beginning its practice, that the training should include a practical, «hands - on» component and that all team members directly involved with the radiation therapy decisions should participate in at least five proctored cases before performing similar procedures independently; and that professional societies should accelerate the generation of new or updated guidance documents for the following disease sites and techniques: skin, central nervous system, gastrointestinal, lung or endobronchial and esophagus, and, while outside the charge of this panel, assess the need for updated guidance documents for accelerated partial breast irradiation using electronic brachytherapy.

«You should use a brush that would be safe even on a baby's skin,» Dr. Gohara recommends.

I highly recommend diluting any oils that are used on skin with a safe carrier oil and consulting with a qualified aromatherapist or functional medicine doctor before using topically, especially on children.

I would recommend NOT using baking soda on the skin.

Pro purchase tips: Vivian offers a word of caution for those with a delicate décolletage: «For sensitive skins, I'd recommend the use of a cleansing brush that vibrates rather than oscillates, as this will produce less friction on the skin.»

An interesting tip: Older citrus oils may have oxidized and aren't recommended for use on the skin, but they still work great for cleaning.

Dr. Sircus recommends the use of magnesium chloride, especially as magnesium chloride flakes, for bathing as well as magnesium in oil or gel form for rubbing into key areas on the skin.

When taking a shower, I recommend not using soap (except on sweaty parts) and just scrubbing with your hands, so that the film of oil stays on the skin and continues to diffuse into the body.

I always recommend using natural and organic products on your skin and that goes for cleansing especially.

The blue bonnet provided is recommended for use on bare skin with lotions and oils.

(For more information on making substitutions in your homemade natural skin care recipes, I recommend the book, Carrier Oils: A beginner's guide to using over 40 carrier oils in bath and beauty recipes, by Cari Dunn.)

In my opinion, jojoba oil is one of the best oils to carry essential oils that you will want to use on your psoriatic skin, and it is highly recommended that you try this product on several occasions after your bath or shower to see if you get any benefit, I know that I have received excellent feedback when I recommended jojoba oil in the past.

We recommend testing the product on a skin patch on the inner wrist before wide - spread use.

As the focus of this homemade lotion recipe is on not only on its skin nourishing properties but also on the fragrance I highly recommend using refined ingredients so you get a true scent that's not overpowered or masked by the natural scent of unrefined ingredients.

I do not recommend using the magnesium oil for children because it can irritate their delicate skin but this lotion recipes works wonderfully on my children.

We recommend using them 1 - 3 times a week, depending on your skin type and skincare needs.

Consult your doctor to know which is the most recommended moisturizer that you can use on your baby's skin.

Using it on dry skin is more effective, which equals more irritating for me, and using it as a mask without scrubbing is recommended for the sensitive skin Using it on dry skin is more effective, which equals more irritating for me, and using it as a mask without scrubbing is recommended for the sensitive skin using it as a mask without scrubbing is recommended for the sensitive skin type.

«Women who don't have rosacea can use the gluconolactone cream three to four nights a week, and on other nights apply a retinoid product to help firm skin and soften lines,» says Graber, who recommends Differin Gel (adapalene 0.1 %)($ 13 for 15 g; at drugstores).

I've never used a blush before, but this was recommended to me from a friend and it's gorgeous on my dark skin.

If you do plan on showing some skin like Sarah Hyland, London recommends using a Fashion Tape refillable gun to keep the top from riding up (thus showing the perfect sliver of skin all night).

I also highly recommend buying a moisturizer with spf designed just for oily skin, don't use liquid foundation on top of your moisturizer just use the powder and you'll see a big difference in terms of oil and shine control.

Later on, I learned that baking powder is not recommended to be used in the skin and the Etude House cleanser has a pH level of 8!

Certain types of fluorescent and luminescent dyes, as well as certain types of craft glitter, aren't recommended by the FDA for use on skin due to higher risk for blistered skin, allergic reactions, and dangerous infiltration of eyes, nose, and mouth (sounds like a horror movie, alright).

When cleansing after a full face of makeup, I found it to be a little difficult to remove mascara and waterproof eyeliner, so I would recommend double cleansing and using Miracle Water as the second step, to avoid pulling and tugging on the skin.

Celebrity makeup artist Daniel Martin recommends using a glossier product like this one as a highlighter in winter when your skin's on the drier end.

«As a general rule and in order to limit the risk of irritation of the skin, I don't recommend using face moisturizers with strong AHA / BHA content during the day or on the same night as your vitamin A product,» Dr. Rogers says.

First off, this retinol serum is packaged in an opaque, airtight pump bottle which is not only convenient to use but also ensures the stability and efficacy of the formula.The product is recommended as a night - time treatment to be applied on clean skin before moisturizing (or use alone).

You'll find people online recommending using certain «safe» oils on their pets» skin, ears or fur.

It's recommended that you use a very mild shampoo, but even the mildest soaps can have a negative impact on the skin if overused.

Derma Wound Healing Ointment is recommended for use on hot spots, scratches, rain rot and any fungal or bacterial infection of the skin on all animals.

It is recommended for use on pooches that have sensitive skin as well as possible allergies.

Insect repellant sprays for human use containing DEET are not significantly toxic if your dog is exposed to small amounts from your skin or clothing, but it is not recommended to use these directly on dogs.

Recommended for use on wounds and the most troublesome skin infections.

We do not recommend the use of dog flea collars or any type of collar for dog parasite skin prevention as these can get caught on objects and harm the dog.

Some experts do recommend using adult dog shampoos on puppies, provided, however, that these are specifically formulated to mimic the unique requirements of the skin and coat of puppies.