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face wash
ok well people say that warm water opens your pores and cold will shurink them....well when you put on warm water than face wash than wash off with cold water does it work better? also some face washes give a tingly feeling does that have anything to do with it working or not...i mean like does the washes that dont have the tingly feelin not work as good? please help ...and any websights would be great! ill rate high
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♥♥ When Face washes give you tingly feelings, it does not neccisarily mean its working. It may and it may not. They specifically make the fash wash do that so you can either feel really clean or think its working.
You should wash your face with lukewarm water, or cold if you want. Just make sure its not hot. You should deffintely rinse off with cold water at the end. That way, your opening up your pores in the beginning to wash them, then shrinking them back when your finished.
I hope I helped!
Love always♥
Lauren
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hey. this is true about the temperatures of water. im not totally positive about the tingly thing, but if your face tingles i bet it means that your facewash is working. here are a few sites that you can look at that may better explain:
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^^ these are just on washing your face but i hope this helps!! :) ♥ ♥ ♥
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hey, what your hearing is true! but dont waste your time using warm then using cold water. just simply use clean&clear products. all of there products do just that. just because there isnt a "tingly" feeling doesnt mean its not working. cait♥
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Hi there,
Your skin reflects your general health. To keep it in good condition, you need a healthy balanced diet with lots of fresh fruit and veg, regular exercise, enough sleep, and plenty of water. It's really easy to let all this slip during the party season, but by the end of January you'll be glad that you made the effort. If you can't keep it up, at least take a good multivitamin and mineral supplement and get out for a walk in the fresh air at lunchtimes.
They are pure evil. These blemishes seem to know when you're about to go to the party of the year or out on a hot date. They just pop up out of nowhere, often on the end of your nose, when you wake up on the morning of the big day.
Although it's tempting, wherever possible try not to squeeze them, this only makes the inflammation and redness worse. It can also leave you with an oozing crusting mess in the middle of your face. Dab the spot regularly throughout the day with something that will shrink it down, like tea tree or lavender oil. Or, if you don't have to go to work or college, dab a little blob of face pack or even toothpaste onto it every hour or so and let it dry before washing it off.
Concealer is your best bet. Go for a good brand that doesn't contain pore-blocking lanolin, and has anti-bacterial properties. This will help to heal the blemish while it hides it. Some concealers come with a little side order of green cream. The idea of this is that green is the opposite of red, so it will make the spot less noticeable by balancing out the colour. Blend the green cream in with the other one on the back of your hand before applying it. This will make sure it matches your skin tone, and is mixed in properly.
With some of us, under-eye bags and dark circles are genetic, and we can't do much about them. For most people they're temporary, and caused by tiredness and irritations. Take down puffiness with a specially designed cool mask for eyes (keep it in the fridge), slices of cucumber, or used and cooled tea bags. Don't be tempted to apply ice straight to the face; the eye area is too delicate to tolerate it.
There are also several eye creams and gels that claim to be able to shrink eye bags and remove dark circles. They often take weeks to have an effect, and don't expect miracles. If it's an emergency and you need a one-off quick fix for puffiness, you can dab a tiny tiny amount of pile cream around the eyes to shrink it temporarily. Just don't rely on it regularly; it can be very irritating to the skin.
Just a few tips on skin care hope this helps
Takecare
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