What products do you use for skin care?

natural exercise

no i dont use any

I use ROC microdermabration , and MONET anti wrinkle cream and conditioning cream xx

I don't use any,except natural ones. 1.Good sleep,so that there are no black circles around one's eyes. 2.Good vegetables.the ones in which pesticides are used be better avoided. 3.daily take a bath with good skin massage(self). 4.Milk - one litre daily. 5.Honey -1 teaspoon. 6.Moderate physical and breathing exercises,meditation. 7.Avoid inhaling dust,if one is allergic.

I use Clearasil facial wash... it's good but I want a more extensive solution so I'm thinking of trying out Proactiv...=P

I'm using this product call ClearPores... http://womenabout.blogspot.com

I use Monet anti aging products , cost a fortune lol my wrinkles are still there but they are much softer :) xx

At the moment i'm trying proactive solution. great stuff!! LOL

just water and soap

Olay Total Effects

oh, gosh. i use different products on my skin. whenever new products are introduced in the market, i just can't help but try them. (especially those that claim to whiten/brighten the skin) right now, i'm using the anti-blemish toner and lico-white face cream from godiva. the toner keeps my face oil- and zit-free and the cream i use day and night. it's non-greasy and feels light on my face. before, i use pond's toner and whitening cream but i noticed that i started to get pimples so i stopped using them. the one thing i won't change is my facial wash which is clean&clear deep action cleanser. for my body, i tried a lot of brands as well but i noticed it gets so dry especially if i use whitening lotions. now, i try to focus on keeping my skin well-moisturized and on maintaining an even skintone. i'm currently using vaseline total moisture . i alternate it with jergens skin smoothing. they both work well on my skin. :)

Im not used any products or any brands. I preferred to used citrus fruit rich in vitamin c that makes your skin soft and healthy coz citrus fruit has exfoliant property.