What's the best moisturizer to use?

Answer 1

Mary Kay
Intense Moisturizing Cream (Dry Skin)

Lavish your skin with Intense Moisturizing Cream for an immediately more radiant look and unbelievably soft feel. This luxurious cream leaves your skin feeling hydrated for up to 10 hours as it infuses the skin with a marine extract, vitamin E and minerals like copper, magnesium and zinc that help nourish skin beautifully. Great for dry skin.

BENEFITS AT-A-GLANCE

• Leaves skin feeling hydrated for up to 10 hours.
• Infuses skin with a boost of intense moisture.
• Skin looks immediately more radiant and feels unbelievably soft and smooth.
• Helps soften skin with marine extract and humectants to attract moisture, and
vitamin E.
• Helps nourish skin with essential minerals such as copper, magnesium and zinc

or

Mary Kay
Oil-Free Hydrating Gel (Normal/Oily Skin)

This refreshing, oil-free gel transforms your skin by restoring its moisture balance and hydrating for up to 10 hours. The cooling gel absorbs immediately, leaving skin feeling silky smooth and perfectly quenched with a marine extract to help soften, plus vitamin E and green tea extract. Ideal for normal to oily skin.

BENEFITS AT-A-GLANCE

• Hydrates skin for up to 10 hours.
• Transforms skin by restoring its moisture balance.
• Silky, non-greasy gel formula absorbs quickly.
• Enriched with vitamin E and green tea extract.
• Contains marine extract to help soften skin.
• Leaves skin feeling cool and refreshed.

Answer 2

Long story short, the Arbonne RE-9 set gets RESULTS, FAST! My skin has never looked or felt better. The people I know that have tried it see a difference in a few days! My mom and sister were both dept store cosmetic girls, like me. Now, they rave about Arbonne and don't
use anything else.

Other good things that appealed to me:
Never tested on animals and NO animal products OR animal by-products are used in Arbonne products
No mineral oil (after reading about what mineral oil does, I don't want it on or in my body).
and they have great baby care products too!

I started using the products at the beginning of the year and joined Arbonne not long after I saw how great the products were (despite one of my best friends in the world telling me for months about them, I was still skeptical). Seeing is believing though
and not only did *I* notice the difference, other people did too!

The company is about health & wellness and anti-aging. All products are formulated in Switzerland, manufactured in the USA and are 99%
herbal/botanical. I've taken years off my face, feel better than I have in a very long time and have so much more energy. I find it amazing.

If you want some free samples send me your address and I'll mail them to you. The website is www.arbonne.com if you want to have a browse in the meantime.

Arbonne products are sold through network marketing. My team doesn't do parties or stock inventory. If someone wants to sign up as an independent
consultant, they can do that for $29. and then they are able to purchase products at 35% discount off the internet website and have products shipped
directly to them. It's that simple.

The funny thing is that Arbonne has been around for 25 years and I'd never heard of them.
They have 6 product lines but they introduced their anti-aging line in 2003 and that seems to be what has gotten them noticed.
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Cheers

Answer 3

Bathing daily cleanses the skin, but it also can dry it out, causing it to look dull, but most importantly, it may cause irritation and remove the natural emolients your body produces to keep it healthy. When you bathe, always use a moisture-rich cleanser, and always pamper your skin with a daily moisturizer. I use these products because they are botanically based and they are formulatted without mineral oil, and animal products. these ingredients are not absorbed by our skin and we need to protect it form the sun. Did you know that mineral oil is the 2nd worse thing you could do to your skin, the 1st is the sun. Also animal products come from rendering plants these plants pick all dead animal and dead animal parts (from meat houses, etc.) and they put it in a huge pot, squash everything and boils it, what ever comes to the top is the oil other companies use to elaborate thier products, gross I know...... that is why I use Arbonne....and their prices are very good and worth it. And you could shop online and if there is anything you do not like form the company they return your money within 45 days.... I find that just great ....https://secure.myarbonne.com/arbonne/arb...

Answer 4

It depends on your skin type. If you have dry skin you want something to hydrate your skin, if you have combination skin you need something to suit it...be sure to use what will compliment your skin type, the wrong type can work against you=blotchy or more drying etc..water is drying to the skin, try and moisturise afterwards. It's not the price that holds the best, it's the ingredients that's compatible to your skin type. Do a few skin tests on your wrist if sensitive and if tend to have reactions to perfumed make-up you could also with moisturisers

Answer 5

Depends on where you're wanting to use it...
For your face, I LOVE MARY KAY TIME WISE MOISTURIZER!!
For you body, I've had great luck with my very dry skin, using Bath & Body Works Creams (instead of lotions) The cream is thicker and you can choose from many fragrances!!

Answer 6

Mary Kay

Answer 7

They have some really nice ones at Bath & Body Works and they are not very expensive. They are not greasy and don't cause breakouts or a rash on sensative skin.

Answer 8

Aveeno

Answer 9

K & Y Lubricant. all the way.
numnber 1 recommended

Answer 10

MARY KAY

Mary Kay is a brand of color cosmetics sold by Mary Kay Inc. Mary Kay World Headquarters is located in the Dallas suburb of Addison, Texas. Mary Kay Ash (d. Nov. 22, 2001) founded Mary Kay Inc. on Friday, September 13, 1963. Richard Rogers, Mary Kay's son, is chairmain and CEO, and David Holl is president and COO.[1]

Mary Kay Inc. is one of the largest direct sellers of skin care and color cosmetics in the world. The Mary Kay independent sales force exceeds 1.6 million Independent Beauty Consultants in more than 30 markets worldwide. In 2005, wholesale sales of Mary Kay products exceeded $2.2 billion.[2] This $2.2 billion figure does not account for products returned by consultants to the company [citation needed] (disputed — see talk page). Wholesale sales are made from the company to the independent consultant. Retail sales are then made from the independent consultant to the consumer. As a private company, Mary Kay Inc. does not make all of its financial information available to the public.[3]

More than 31,000 women across the world have reached the rank of Independent Sales Director. In the United States, more than 14,000 women have attained this position.[2]
Nearly 500 women worldwide have attained the position of Independent National Sales Director, the highest status within the independent sales force.[2]
More than 200 Independent National Sales Directors in the United States have earned more than $1 million in commissions.[2]
The Mary Kay independent sales force earns commissions based on their individual sales as well as from their team's wholesale purchases.[4]
The wholesale price of Mary Kay products is 50% of the suggested retail price.[5]
Mary Kay Inc. introduced the famous Pink Cadillac to the independent sales force in 1969.[3]
The U.S. Career Car program also includes the Pontiac Grand Prix and the Pontiac Vibe.[3]
Since the program's inception, more than 100,000 independent sales force members have qualified for the use of a Career Car or elected the cash compensation option.[3] The current GM fleet size is 9,870.[6]
International car programs feature Mercedes, BMW's, Toyotas, and Fords.[3]
The lease of the Career Car is entirely paid for by the company unless a team's production falls under a specified amount. At that point, partial payment is required and varies based on total production.[7]
Career Car insurance is also provided. Price varies between $0 to approximately $100 dependent on a variety of conditions.[8]
Mary Kay develops, tests, manufactures and packages the majority of own products at its state-of-the art plants in Dallas and China.[2]
Mary Kay does not conduct animal testing for its products.[2]
In 2005, there were over 32,821 members of the independent sales force of Mary Kay Cosmetics, Ltd. in Canada. Of the 4,712 who were in the independent sales force for at least one year (indicating 85% annual turnover rate in Canada), and who earned commissions, close to 50% earned commissions in excess of $100. Of the 673 of those who were Mary Kay Independent Sales Directors, the top 50% earned commissions during the year of $17,000 to in excess of $100,000. Of the 17 of those who were Mary Kay Independent National Sales Directors, more than 88% earned commissions during the year in excess of $100,000.[9]