What's your face cleansing routine?

I use ivory soap on my face and eye cream too. And I also give myself a face mask. I dont use mosturizer thou. I love the feel of your face after s face mask.

I don't wash my skin with anything. I find if I use anything on it, it can get dry. I just wash it with water if I'm in the bath or shower.

I do not use Soap on my Face at all I use Babywipes then a Toner on a damp Cotton wool, then my Cream and then the Eyecream. I will not use soap, in the Mornings when I have a Shower I will use a gentle Face scrub and rinse it of and then I use my Moisturizer.

I use Aquamarina by Lush to wash my face and then Tea Tree Water from Lush as a Toner on my face. Every once in a while I do a mask. Right now I am using Imperialis from Lush as a moisturizer but I'm switching to Lush's Celestial.

I use a cleanser that is for oily skin and open pores. After that I will use a toner to close the pores, followed by a skin whitening moisturizer. Oh, and also some gel for my eyes.

I use the entire line of Estee Lauder products on my face. I know it costs but I have found that it works and this is something that I do for me. I clean my face with the foaming cleanser than i use the eye cream and face and neck cream for lines that are beginning to form.

I know this is going to sound kind of icky for some.. but I truly don't "wash" my face. When I shower I run water on it and rub it, but no soap. At night before I go to bed I do the same, rinse it off in the sink and brush my teeth. I rarely have any acne, have few wrinkles (I mean.. I AM 43 so I have to have a few! LOL) and truly rarely have any issues with my skin. My beautician who also specializes in facial care told me that because I tend to be somewhat "oily", the lack of using soap actually helps me keep my skin from over reacting and supplying more oil when dried out with cleansers. It also helps to keep me from getting wrinkles! So I guess I owe my "greasy Italian" heritage a lot!!!!! LOL

Good old soap and water. Maybe some aloe vera. Nothing fancy. Don't wear makeup so no need to clean that off either. Drink plenty of water too. Have Indian in my background so my face is doing ok for my age. Can say that I have used a mask from time to time.

My daily regime is pretty simple actually. I clean my face with a facial cleanser, then i finish off with toner. The last would be my moisturiser. I do face mask maybe once year.. and so far my last visit to the facial specialist was 2 years ago... and oh yes, the occasional blackhead remover for my nose.

I use neutrogena for all skin care. I don't use face mask or scrub. I use cleanser, moisturizer, eye cream, night cream, sunblock and clear acne cream if I need to. I also use shower gel Neutrogena, but haven't seen any bath products from them yet. Yes Aveeno is very good choice for me to use in winter.

Why would you think this is a valuable discussion. For petes sakes. You can do better then this cant you. I am getting so tired of these. It is right up there with do you like milk? Do you like Juice? Just stupid . write about something you are passionate about.

I used to wash my face with cleansing foam and then followed by a face cream.

My normal skin routine is something I am very meticulous about. I have about 3 expensive different cleansers that I use. I find that Dermalogica is very good for my dry/sensitive skin. I have an entire line by Attitude and it tends to keep my skin tone even. I also use the Murad line for any breakouts I might get. I have several different masks, skin peels, moisturizers and spot treatments. I wash my face 2-3 times per day. I also exfoliate once every few weeks.

In the morning, I wash my face with Dove Sensitive Skin Foaming wash and Lush Fresh Farmacy in the evening. I use Burt's Bees Garden Tomato Toner morning and evening. About once a week, I do a face mask.

I wipe my face with a clean warm wash rag, then scrub with store brand (cheap) Noxemia, rinse with more warm water, moisturize (don't dry, right over damp face). Once a week I use a mud mask - my treat myself.