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Ponds dry skin cream?

Postby lamond » Tue Aug 10, 2010 12:44 am

Hi my daughter wants to buy ponds dry skin cream (she is 13) she has very dry skin and has acne. Is is suitable for her age and have you had any experiences with it?
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Ponds dry skin cream?

Postby shing » Tue Aug 10, 2010 12:54 am

Hi my daughter wants to buy ponds dry skin cream (she is 13) she has very dry skin and has acne. Is is suitable for her age and have you had any experiences with it?
I suggest to use Oil free moisturizer Neutrogena Oil free is great on dry skin
it makes it very soft hydrated has spf 15 too to protect her skin cost $9 at walmart.
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Ponds dry skin cream?

Postby mantotohpa » Tue Aug 10, 2010 1:10 am

I would not suggest ponds since it's heavy with mineral oil.

I would suggest GRAPESEED OIL. Yes I know it might sound crazy but this oil has natural healing properties that will help with the dry skin and acne. It will not make her break out or make her oily.

After she washes her face at night, you need 3-4 drop MAX and put all over face. maybe an extra drop in the area where she has dry patches.

Hope this helps !!
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