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Layering Skin Care Products
Asked by: Sunshinegirl
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How do I apply (layer) different skin care products so that I get the full benefit from all of them?
I use:
Acne Lotion
Skin serum to reduce fine lines
Deep Hydrating Lotion
SPF Lotion
I can apply the acne lotion and the serum to target specific areas if that would work best.
One last question, how important is it to stick with an anti-aging product to see if I get the result I'm looking for? I read about 3 breakthrough anti-aging lotions in Allure Magazine. I will start with the product that sounds best for me but if I don't get the results I'm hoping for, I would like to try another one of those breakthrough lotions. It's like kissing a lot of frogs to find my prince.
I use:
Acne Lotion
Skin serum to reduce fine lines
Deep Hydrating Lotion
SPF Lotion
I can apply the acne lotion and the serum to target specific areas if that would work best.
One last question, how important is it to stick with an anti-aging product to see if I get the result I'm looking for? I read about 3 breakthrough anti-aging lotions in Allure Magazine. I will start with the product that sounds best for me but if I don't get the results I'm hoping for, I would like to try another one of those breakthrough lotions. It's like kissing a lot of frogs to find my prince.
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You made me laugh, So thank you.
Use the products in the order you listed them. Possibly switch skin serum and Deep Hydrating Lotion. Definitely limit the acne lotion to all target areas. Frankly, it causes a little aging. I do not know what is in the skin serum. There are a number of possibilities. If you care to list them, I would give you my opinion. To be safe, probably limit it. The SPF goes on last for sure.
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Use the products in the order you listed them. Possibly switch skin serum and Deep Hydrating Lotion. Definitely limit the acne lotion to all target areas. Frankly, it causes a little aging. I do not know what is in the skin serum. There are a number of possibilities. If you care to list them, I would give you my opinion. To be safe, probably limit it. The SPF goes on last for sure.
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Answer Date: 11:15am 10/26/07
