Which is the best skin care product?

[marilyn thomas]

There is really nothing like a best skin care product. There really
can't be anything like 'The best skin care product', because skin care
products work differently for different people (based on the skin type
to some extent). A product that is the 'best skin care product' for one
person might end up being the worst for another person. So, a more
logical question to ask would be 'What is the best skin care product
for my type of skin?'. However, this still is not completely logical.
We tend to segregate people into 4 groups based on their skin types -
i.e. dry skin, oily skin, normal skin and sensitive skin. However, this
classification is just too broad to be used definitively in determining
the best skin care product. We can say 'best skin care product for a
dry skin' or 'best skin care product for an oily skin' are better
statements than just 'best skin care product'. But really, that is what
it is - 'better'; still not accurate.
So, it really comes to rephrasing the question to - 'What is the best
skin care product for me'. Yes, this is exactly the question that you
should be asking, and unfortunately there is no easy answer for this.
Arriving at the best skin care product for self will need some effort
on your part....

http://skincarens.blogspot.com/

 

[Josh Williamson]

Quit posting this **** on here. Reported as Spam! Spam I tell ya!

marilyn thomas wrote:
> There is really nothing like a best skin care product. There really
> can't be anything like 'The best skin care product', because skin care
> products work differently for different people (based on the skin type
> to some extent). A product that is the 'best skin care product' for one
> person might end up being the worst for another person. So, a more
> logical question to ask would be 'What is the best skin care product
> for my type of skin?'. However, this still is not completely logical.
> We tend to segregate people into 4 groups based on their skin types -
> i.e. dry skin, oily skin, normal skin and sensitive skin. However, this
> classification is just too broad to be used definitively in determining
> the best skin care product. We can say 'best skin care product for a
> dry skin' or 'best skin care product for an oily skin' are better
> statements than just 'best skin care product'. But really, that is what
> it is - 'better'; still not accurate.
> So, it really comes to rephrasing the question to - 'What is the best
> skin care product for me'. Yes, this is exactly the question that you
> should be asking, and unfortunately there is no easy answer for this.
> Arriving at the best skin care product for self will need some effort
> on your part....
>
> http://skincarens.blogspot.com/

 

[jozephkame]

Since every person's skin is different, finding the ideal skincare product requires research. Be consistent, use components that are appropriate for your skin type, and educate yourself about skin rejuvenation. Focus on what suits your skin, prioritise patch tests for new products, and keep up a healthy lifestyle. Cheers to rejuvenation that is tailored to your needs for healthy skin!