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maya
Joined: 30 Jan 2006 Posts: 246
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Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 11:17 pm Post subject: clinique foam review |
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Hello!
I am searching for clinique foam review. I have acne prone skin, and am seeking for some sort of solution for this problem. I am 24, and most of my acne problems are gone, I just get occasional breakout- mostly before periods, or if I drink too much caffeine or if I don’t get enough sleep and stay out long. In periods before menstruation- it’s because hormonal imbalance, and in other two cases it is because of toxins in my body- smoke, alcohol… I am trying to live as healthy as possible, and I eat plenty rough fruits and vegetables. As I said- I don’t have very problematic skin, and my acne are occasional- would clinique foam work for me? Any positive clinique foam reviews? |
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biba
Joined: 21 Feb 2006 Posts: 159
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Posted: Fri May 12, 2006 11:25 pm Post subject: |
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Hi!
I think clinique foam is for people with skin like yours- skin that is prone to acne; by that I mean body, which recognizes toxins and bring them out on skin- in form of acne, unfortunately. I have positive experience with Clinique foam, and I have similar skin as yours. Clinique foam calms down my skin, and I have quite sensitive skin- which means it is great for sensitives like me- nonirritating, and fragrance free. I like that- I really do not support putting on face things that are perfumed, especially since I ought to clean my face.
I have never experience dryness, and they say it is nonirritating. Well…here is a trick- when my sister uses clinique foam, she gets very dry skin, she says her skin feels tight- and she must immediately apply cream. Didn’t they say it’s nonirritating, which means it doesn’t cause dryness… But dryness never happened to me. Since I have been using clinique foam, I am practically acne free. I have no complaints over clinique foam, and my review would be positive. It is not expensive, it works. The only disadvantage would be dryness on my sister’s skin, especially cos they say it is nonirritating. I mean – say it- in some people might cause dryness of skin, ok, I’ll accept that, but do not write nonirritating, and then it actually turns out it dries skin out. That’s it. For me works good, but not for my sis. |
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