could you say what you mean by bad skin depends on what you mean clarins tends to be good for dry or mature skins.
ok if you have spots and dry skin i wouldnt say its dry id say dehydrated, drink loads of water and use products which have a oil in water formula not water in oil. this means that the product will be mostly formulated from water which will hydrate the skin without effecting the spots or worsening them. also dont use a harsh cleanser that strips the skin alcohol free or organic would probably be better. you can get hydrating gels. dont use creams as they would probably be too heavy and would contain far too much oil! also dont exfoliate too much has this moves the bacteria from the spots around the skin and instead use a mask once a week as an exfoliating treatment. hope that helps.
clarins may be a bit harsh but i know of a company called face boutique which is relatively simple and organic which shouldnt cause too much complications. the cleanser costs 12quid for a 300ml bottler and 10 quid for a hydrating gel!
lol id still say go for something simple you only really need anti aging if your skins showing signs of it! but i still wouldnt say go for clarins! and if you do want something anti aging thrown in i would suggest a serum as its light and wont affect the spots!
27 is not mature lady!!!!
i would definately stick to organic products then, things like ren which is a really good simple range! you only have moisturisers and cleansers! wipes can sometimes just remove surface dirt and not thoroughly clean thats another thing! sometimes small spots could just be an indication of food intolorence! depends where you get them really! best thing to do if it is a major problem is see a dermatologist otherwise iwould stick to simple products. clarins may still be a bit too much for you id say. try body shop maybe?Clarins skin care?
LUSHs skin care products are amazing and you will see results without them containing harsh chemicals and alcohol which would make your skin worse. If you go to a LUSH shop and ask about different skin care, they will advise you on which products would suit your skin type, and they aren't at all expensive.
Clarins is an extremely good product, do speak to a consultant by explaining your 'bad skin' is it that you get rashes or? If you are susceptible to getting skin problems through make up then Innoxa is much cheaper than Clarins but it is a very pure product which does not irritate my skin, but then Clarins doesn't either, just compare and pick the one most suited to your budget to enable you to keep up a good skin care regime.
okay my mum uses clarins and l'oreal products, but they tend to be for mature skin so they're quite strong -they work and everything (bcz i use them sometimes), but im always being told that i shouldn't use products on my younger complexion..
so try young%26amp;pure.. its about a fiver and you can get it in places like boots i think? lol neway yeh try that before you splash out too much xxx also olay is v.v.good
if you cant find young%26amp;pure or something use cleanser products (used sometimes for taking off makeup) like olay beauty fluid*i recommend you try this first* or nivea products i find them better than clarins..
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