Sentences with phrase «use on your skin too»

Honey is an amazing all around natural remedy and can, unsurprisingly, be used on the skin too.

Not exact matches

Other than that I just try to listen to how my skin and hair are feeling, if they're tired I just give it a little break from using make - up and too much heat on my hair and have a good rest day.

Well I hope it's not too late yo post on here (I realise this post was written some time ago now) but sometimes after showering and using coconut oil, if I want that little bit of extra hydration I use the Kora Organics body moisturiser on my décolleté and perhaps a bit on my skins too.

This batch, I decided to use a little more spice and to leave the skins on too.

But I think using bone - in thighs really helps with that, too, and using half skin - on more than did the trick.

Any time I've felt it was too greasy, I cut back on the amount I was using and it absorbed much more easily into my skin.

I find that I can keep from feeling to oily if I rub it in while my skin is still damp and use just enough to do the job — too much and I definitely have a greasy mess on my hands!

I like using witch hazel after using coconut oil to remove makeup, too, especially in the summertime when I like a little less oil on my skin.

8 tomatoes 3 garlic cloves with skin on 1/2 yellow onion 8 cups chicken stock (you can easily use vegetable stock too!)

I use it as a makeup remover because other removers are too harsh on my skin.

In the shower, scoop some out and use it to exfoliate your arms, legs, heels, elbows... I use a little on my face, too, but if your skin's really sensitive there, I wouldn't....

It still works well and I like using it on my own skin too during winter months.

Drooling is the most likely culprit, but your baby may develop a drool rash if they use a pacifier that keeps the skin around the mouth wet or if there's smeared food left on their face for too long.

Sometimes even if the baby product you are using on Baby's skin might be too oily; blocking his pores and also causing his baby acne.

Two small drawbacks: while the elastic is super tight, it can also dig into baby's skin, and so you have to be careful you aren't snapping it too tight; second drawback is if the prefold or insert you are using gets super soaked, urine will wick on to the outside of the cover.

Bought for my 13 year old daughter she suffers from eczema and this is fantastic it's helped her skin and the added bonus is she can finally have something scented on her skin it's that good even I've started using it smells amazing and a brilliant price too will definitely be buying this again

All of the ingredients are great for skin too, so excess can be used on face or body and since all ingredients are not soap - based, this could be a great option for kids as well.

Of all the store - bought «shampoos» I've tried, this method left my hair feeling the most clean... All of the ingredients are great for skin too, so excess can be used on face or body... this could be a great option for kids as well.

And watch your aspirin intake — too much can increase your risk of overdose (in addition to the creams, Newman may have been using a pain - relieving patch and taking aspirin), as can wrapping or using a heating pad on ointment - covered skin.

Using it topically is great too as the antioxidants can work directly on the skins surface and because cranberries contain salicylic acid, a natural exfoliant.

A. I've personally never had trouble with this, but it seems that this can be a result of using too much of the mixture at one time or not letting it absorb into skin before putting on clothing.

However, for people who struggle with any dry skin concerns, this soap is far too detergent in nature to be used on a daily basis, and as a licensed esthetician, I advise against its use as a daily soap for body or face.

Do you use the honey to clean off makeup too, or does this need to be done on clean skin?

Just don't use this process on fragile fruits (like berries), since they could be damaged in the process or soak up too much vinegar through their porous skins.

When using essential oils on skin, in a bath or shower, or in an aromatherapy massage, always dilute the oil and be careful not to use too much.

The cleanser is too gentle - I use a baby wipe AFTER cleansing and night and holy mother of G - there's a lot of make up and dirt left on my skin.

Could tallow be used on acne prone skin or would it make it worse by clogging pores or being too oily?

Of course there could be multiple reasons for a breakout, from indulging in too much sugar, to using a product you reacted to, or to lack of hydration; but if you've been dealing with monthly breakouts, there's a very good chance your hormones are a little out of balance and are wreaking havoc on your skin.

I too am starting to use more natural products on my skin.

I have tried using it on my face before and it's too much for my greasy skin.

I use it as a makeup remover because other removers are too harsh on my skin.

I'm a a tad late to the party (debate) on the candles: all wicks n waxes!!!! The truth is there is always going to be a «they said, they said» issue... All waxes have or contain naturally occurring, usually mild toxins, burning anything will pollute your environment - I am a bit of a hippie & have been making candles (I prefer soy, beeswax & blending the two) the pure essential natural fragrances I use can be extremely harmful when incorrectly used (too much) or even the natural soaps I have started making the wrong amounts of fragrance & «natural» preservatives used can cause serious skin & health issues... I use all natural cleaning products, I will start to make my own soon (again a little more research & I'm good to go) for example Spagnham moss is a brilliant disinfectant 100 % natural) and yet so strong even slightly inhaled can cause breathing issues!!!

You may be inadvertently causing irritation, dryness or flakiness on your skin by using products that are too harsh.

Something to use on a daily basis is the Aveeno Cream (# 6.99) which is for me the perfect day face moisturizer: containing oatmeal it aims to hydrate dry and sensitive skin, but I think this is great for combination skin as well as it sinks in super easly, hydrates but not too much and is very light on the skin so that it can be applied under your makeup as well.

When I use this, I feel like I can put on a more natural, sheer foundation so I don't have too much makeup on my skin.

I used the lightest one, Light Ivory, which is a good summer match but too dark in winter as it oxidizes on my skin.

«In summertime, you want your skin to be fresh; you don't want to put too much foundation on, so use concealer, a healthy, creamy blush and creamy bronzer, a layer of mascara and you're done for the day and night.»

While smart women used it to outline their eyes, all the time they knew it was too hard, dragging on the skin.

I feel like my skin is maybe too dry to use this foundation on the regular.

I just use a radiant primer underneath so it wont be too flat on my skin.

When used on the entire face it may feel too tingly and made my skin a bit sensitive, so if you try this, remember to go slow.

It saddens me because I really want to use this foundation but every shade they put on my turns really orange on my skin and it's too noticeable.

I have used it on different skin tones too, and it works!

«Dark shadows can appear too harsh on a fair bride, so for her I'll use brown shades; for a girl with olive skin like Kim's, gunmetal silvers will mimic her look pretty closely.

That's why I only use it a few times a week and just on certain parts of my face (my cheeks love breaking out when my skin gets too dry)!

I use this one (on my face) and this one (on my chest) but they have other options too depending on your skin type.

Sometimes when I'm too lazy to cleanse my face, I just use this to remove my makeup and i love how it doesn't make my skin feel oily or like there's a film of grease on it like how other micellar waters do.

However using a product that is too rough on your skin can leave it feeling dried out or worse, damaged.

I tend to use products with minimal «things» in the ingredients so it's not too harsh on my skin.

You'd be surprised to know that I always thought glycolic acid was the enemy to my skin, and this was all based on past experiences of using a product that was too amped up in AHA that my oily and acne - prone skin just couldn't handle at once.