Oily skin? Visible pores? Imperfections?
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Holy sh*t your human!
Buy some cream, quick!
Buy some cream, quick!
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Everyone knows all the antiaging products are rubbish, I've no idea why people buy them.
That's why their adverts are worded 'Smooths the *APPEARANCE* of finelines' and 'Combats the *SIGNS* of aging'.
The best thing you can do to keep your skin young is just use a good quality moisturiser and soap daily, make sure to give your face a little massage when you moisturise (it helps tighten the muscles and tone the skin) and a good cleansing solution (I use Clean&Clear) helps to remove dead cells with a good rough flannel. Always remember to massage up, not down :3
I need to get a new moisturiser, I made the mistake of buying one of the new range of Nivia for men and got the one designed for guys basically much older than me- it leaves my skin too oily
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That's why their adverts are worded 'Smooths the *APPEARANCE* of finelines' and 'Combats the *SIGNS* of aging'.
The best thing you can do to keep your skin young is just use a good quality moisturiser and soap daily, make sure to give your face a little massage when you moisturise (it helps tighten the muscles and tone the skin) and a good cleansing solution (I use Clean&Clear) helps to remove dead cells with a good rough flannel. Always remember to massage up, not down :3
I need to get a new moisturiser, I made the mistake of buying one of the new range of Nivia for men and got the one designed for guys basically much older than me- it leaves my skin too oily
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Or you could be me and be born with a tendency to have greasy skin.
I may hate it now, but I know that when I'm fifty Iiiiii won't look it!
Add to this the fact that neither of my parents are overly grey even though they're both in their mid-50s. I shall nevah age! Hooray!
Watch, now that I've said that I'll be grey and wrinkly by the time I'm 35.
I may hate it now, but I know that when I'm fifty Iiiiii won't look it!
Add to this the fact that neither of my parents are overly grey even though they're both in their mid-50s. I shall nevah age! Hooray!
Watch, now that I've said that I'll be grey and wrinkly by the time I'm 35.
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What makes me laugh, is that she bangs on about pentepeptides and how wonderful they and Olay are, and she looks like a 50 year old who's spent the last 10 years fighting off aging via the surgeons knife.Best First wrote:wordPissin' Poonani wrote:That woman needs a kick in the tits.
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