skin regemine ?

Hmmp... I recommend that you never go out without sunblock on your face.. always use a sunblock with an spf of 15 or higher... for fine lines and dark spots, you can try using the olay regenerist line... i heard they're pretty effective...

Hmmp... an important thing to consider when you choose your skin regimen is your skin type. This will help you in choosing the right products for you... I have combination skin (oily and dry), plus my skin is also very sensitive and prone to break-outs and allergies and fine lines around the eye area. I had to choose products that would be soothing for my sensitive skin. For my daily morning regimen: 1. Wash with KOJIC ACID SOAP. 2. Exfoliate with BAKING SODA. 3. Apply GARNIER EYE ROLL-ON on my eye area to get rid of puffy eye bags and dark circles. 4. Apply GARNIER LIGHT Skin Whitening Day Cream to moisturize my skin and even out dark spots. 5. Apply EXTRADERM SUNBLOCK with SPF 30. And I'm all set and ready to go!!! =) For my daily evening regimen: 1. Wash with KOJIC ACID SOAP. 2. Exfoliate with BAKING SODA or MUSCOVADO SUGAR. 3. Apply GARNIER EYE ROLL-ON on my eye area. 4. Apply GODIVA FRUIT ACID CREAM. This has AHA's, which aids in exfoliating my skin and evening out freckles and fine lines. 5. Apply GARNIER LIGHT OVERNIGHT WHITENING PEELING CREAM. 6. Apply GARNIER SPOT CORRECTOR on hyperpigmented areas. That's it!! =) In summer, I tend to face an electric fan when I do the creams on my face. Because when its hot, the creams fall off with my sweat, and I don't get any left on my face... =(

I don't have one! When I brush my teeth in the morning and evenings, I swipe my wet hand over my face and neck and towel off my skin. That's it. Soap never touches my face. I don't have many wrinkles at 55, no deep frown lines, no dry skin. I don't use sunblock, never have and never will, and am out in the sun a normal amount of time for gardening, etc. There are a lot of recommendations for inexpensive and effective skin treatments over at stretcher dot com. Those people are cheapskates but they want quality so you'll get some good recipes or recommendations over there!