Skin Nutrition

[kjay]

Do I have a tip for you, but it doesn't include the use of any certain cream. The absolute best foot-callous treatment ever is the "Diamancel Genuine Diamond Foot Buffer — #11 Extra-Strength: A diamond-encrusted file for maintaining the smoothness of very active feet." It's pricey, but it's money very well spent, and it will last forever!

[badger]

I use Derma E Hyaluronic Acid serum day and night. I use pure shea butter or jojoba for my skin elsewhere. If my face wasn't so prone to acne I'd be using shea or jojoba, too (I know they're both "non-clogging", but I still get surface bumps if I use the oils).

I've also been a fan of the various Badger Balms, pricey but they're good.

[abejita]

+1 on the diamancel and dr hauschka!

[Tri Girl]

I've switched to organic products that don't contain parabens or sulphates or phthalates or petroleum products.

I currently use Kiss My Face products for my face, and Burt's Bees for my skin. Good for your skin and not tested on animals.

I also use Dr. Bronner's soaps. USDA certified organic, vegan and not tested on animals. They are also a Fair trade company. http://www.drbronner.com/DBMS/LS.htm

[Crankin]

I use Clinique, too, but not the regular kind. The one for aging skin, etc. I use the daily moisturizer, night cream, and under eye cream. I like it because I only have to buy it twice a year and I think it has helped my skin.
I use Paula Dorf cosmetics, but I haven't tried any different skin care products in ages. I have been using Cetaphil to wash my face for 25 years. Cheap and it works.

[jp4995]

I also use the Clinique 3-step face cleaner. I use the liquid soap (so much nicer than the bar soap). A couple of times a week I'll use their 7-day scrub cream. I also use their makeup, but I don't wear too much (usually just mascara for work, sometimes eyeshadow if I'm feeling ambitious).

[Zen]

Lava and opossum fat for face and feet.

It was good enough for my Granny and it's good enough for me.