Low Cost Ways To Keep Your Skin Soft
If you have skin like mine (dry), you’re always on the hunt for a lotion or potion that will really add moisture . I’ve found three products that I think actually accomplish this feat:
1) Boughese (Kirkland)
This is an amazing price for such a reputable brand and great product. It’s around 20 bucks, but when on sale at Costco, it’s as low as $12.99. It’s also a huge bottle so you get a lot of cream for the cash.
2) Skin Dance Facial Oil Moisturizer
Before I got married I actually took the time to get facials. Ahhh, those were the days. I went to a Japanese facialist on the Upper West Side of NYC who recommended this product for my skin. I loved it so much I recommended it to my mom, sister and friends . The only issue with this now is that I live in Texas and I can’t stand paying the shipping (it’s like $10 bucks). Why would something so tiny cost so much to ship? Anyway, it smells great and definitely goes a long way in adding moisture to your dry skin. It’s worth the $40 price tag. Put two drops in the palm of your hand and mix with your regular face lotion. You can also wear alone. Be sure to apply before going to your wedding photography appointment to keep your skin looking fresh and lovely.
3) Clinique Youth Surge Age Decelerating Moisturizer (Very Dry to Dry)
I purchased this at the duty free shop in the airport before a trip out of the country . I wanted something I could put on that would keep my skin hydrated during that long flight. This did a good job and then some! It’s a great moisturizer that includes SPF which is especially helpful in the Texas sun . The only drawback is that it moisturizes so well you’re skin will be super shiny. I would dab powder or use a blotting paper on your forehead and nose to tone down the shine. This one is a little pricier at $48 dollars.
If none of these work…try Crisco.
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