http://beautytipsforministers.com/2008/01/30/please-stop-scrubbing-me-so-hard-love-your-face/ Because you're in the public eye, and God knows you need to look good. Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:52:42 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 http://beautytipsforministers.com/2008/01/30/please-stop-scrubbing-me-so-hard-love-your-face/#comment-8295 Miss Conduct Wed, 30 Jan 2008 14:57:04 +0000 http://peacebang.com/beautytipsforministers/2008/01/30/please-stop-scrubbing-me-so-hard-love-your-face/#comment-8295 You're so right. I used to do the Apricot Sandblaster routine in my early 20's, gave it up long ago, and of late had rather dull skin. A terrific aesthetician at Carriage House (Nicole, for any locals looking for happy punims!) told me to get fruit-acid-based masks and cleansers: papaya and pineapple, she said, were the best. I've found that Alba makes a good pineapple cleanser (sans microbeads!) and papaya mask. I can *really* see the difference--I think for skins in that annoying, 40-something oily-yeah-but-dry-yeah-but-sensitive zone, fruit acids are really the Way. You’re so right. I used to do the Apricot Sandblaster routine in my early 20’s, gave it up long ago, and of late had rather dull skin. A terrific aesthetician at Carriage House (Nicole, for any locals looking for happy punims!) told me to get fruit-acid-based masks and cleansers: papaya and pineapple, she said, were the best. I’ve found that Alba makes a good pineapple cleanser (sans microbeads!) and papaya mask. I can *really* see the difference–I think for skins in that annoying, 40-something oily-yeah-but-dry-yeah-but-sensitive zone, fruit acids are really the Way.

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