Monday, June 21, 2010

It stings when I use the Clinique Clarifying Lotion?

Is there anyway I can stop this? I don't really want to stop using it as it works really well for my skin. I just wanna know if theres a way to stop it from stinging.It stings when I use the Clinique Clarifying Lotion?
that means its working


if its supposed to clarify then its probably just removing the oils and toxins like its supposed to


that happens wit my acne cleaning stuffIt stings when I use the Clinique Clarifying Lotion?
Stinging, to me, signifies burning the top layer of your skin and that means too harsh. If your skin is properly cleansed, there is no need for a clarifying toner or lotion. It is just a way for these cosmetic companies to make more money off the consumer. Clinique is not cheap, either. It is now proven by skin specialists that that astringent/toner is not necessary. Use a cleansing lotion or bar(Dove) not soap and proper rinsing cleans the skin completely. Toners DO NOT shrink pores. They dry them out making it FEEL like they are tightened. If you feel ';better'; using a toner afterwards, use plain old witch hazel which costs $2 in your local drugstore or supermarket. It is non-drying and has a little antiseptic quality to it to prevent break-outs, if your skin has that tendency.
the sting feeling is normal and is actually what you HAVE to feel to know it works, if you can't handle it maybe you should try one number under. there's a mild clarifying lotion created for sensible skins if your is.
If it doesn't sting at least a little, it isn't the right one for your skin. If it stings a lot, you should get the next one down - they make three levels of clarifying lotion depending on your skin type.

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