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moisturizer


Question Posted Saturday April 14 2007, 2:29 am

I have combination skin.
I wash my face twice a day w/ Tea Tree Oil fr/ the Body Shop.
I am dry after I wash, greasy after I apply moisturizer.

I cant find a moizturizer strong enough to hydrate my skin w/out making it oily!
Price isnt really a problem.
Im willing to splurge for the better products.
Please help.



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lbwhite89 answered Saturday April 14 2007, 9:46 am:
I use Aveeno facial moisturizers. I have the same problem. There are all different kinds and you can get them at CVS or Wal-Mart or probably any drug store. I bought one that made me greasy but I find the best ones are the Clear Complexion and I believe Perfectly Smooth.

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