Comments on: How to: An At-Home Facial http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/ Sat, 31 Jul 2010 19:24:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Renee http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-11935 Renee Mon, 23 Nov 2009 19:22:35 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-11935 Aw, great Rachel - I'm glad to help! I'll be having more hair stuff so look out for it :D That's great you found a mask that you like! I still haven't heard of the brand and doubt they sell it here, there's hardly anything here! :( As for Clinique, go to a counter and ask for a sample first. I know Clinique is known for their samples! Aw, great Rachel – I’m glad to help! I’ll be having more hair stuff so look out for it :D

That’s great you found a mask that you like! I still haven’t heard of the brand and doubt they sell it here, there’s hardly anything here! :(

As for Clinique, go to a counter and ask for a sample first. I know Clinique is known for their samples!

]]> By: Rachel http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-11747 Rachel Wed, 18 Nov 2009 17:14:38 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-11747 I'm glad to hear that you like my avatar. :) Many thanks for your prompt reply, Renee. I always find your posts helpful. Especially those hair-related articles like (coconut oil tip, Pentene 3 minutes miracle, how to deep condition your hair the right way and many more!!!) I've been using Queen Helene mask for quite a while and I must say it works for my combination skin. The mask's texture is pretty much like Clay mask with minty fragrance. I just love how the texture glides smoothly on my skin :) I've heard a lot about Clinique mask from makeupalley.com and other youtube gurus. I've not tried it myself either. :D Thanks for your recommendation on great stuff. You helped me heaps! Much love from M'sia, Rach xoxo I’m glad to hear that you like my avatar. :) Many thanks for your prompt reply, Renee. I always find your posts helpful. Especially those hair-related articles like (coconut oil tip, Pentene 3 minutes miracle, how to deep condition your hair the right way and many more!!!)

I’ve been using Queen Helene mask for quite a while and I must say it works for my combination skin. The mask’s texture is pretty much like Clay mask with minty fragrance. I just love how the texture glides smoothly on my skin :)

I’ve heard a lot about Clinique mask from makeupalley.com and other youtube gurus. I’ve not tried it myself either. :D Thanks for your recommendation on great stuff. You helped me heaps!

Much love from M’sia,
Rach xoxo

]]> By: Renee http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-11745 Renee Wed, 18 Nov 2009 16:33:01 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-11745 Thanks, Rachel! (By the way I love your avatar.) I'm really glad to hear you found my article useful! I'm afraid I can't tell you about the mask though, I have not tried it myself (I must admit I've never heard of that brand, either. Oops!) I do know that a really great mask is Clinique's 15 minute turnaround mask (something like that! haha), I haven't used it myself, by my friends all swear by it. Another good one that is raved about by all magazines is Kose's Mask White. Eeek...I'm sorry, I don't know much about masks for now, but those are the two I know about. I also know clay masks are recommended, especially for deep cleansing. Hope I helped a little! :D Thanks, Rachel! (By the way I love your avatar.)

I’m really glad to hear you found my article useful! I’m afraid I can’t tell you about the mask though, I have not tried it myself (I must admit I’ve never heard of that brand, either. Oops!)

I do know that a really great mask is Clinique’s 15 minute turnaround mask (something like that! haha), I haven’t used it myself, by my friends all swear by it. Another good one that is raved about by all magazines is Kose’s Mask White. Eeek…I’m sorry, I don’t know much about masks for now, but those are the two I know about. I also know clay masks are recommended, especially for deep cleansing. Hope I helped a little! :D

]]> By: Rachel http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-11733 Rachel Wed, 18 Nov 2009 14:12:19 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-11733 Great tips Renee.. You just save me from creating a hole in my wallet. :) Thank you. By the way, do you recommend queen helene mint julep mask for home facial? Great tips Renee.. You just save me from creating a hole in my wallet. :) Thank you. By the way, do you recommend queen helene mint julep mask for home facial?

]]> By: Renee http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-10248 Renee Sun, 04 Oct 2009 07:05:20 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-10248 Ooh, thanks Sunmon for the tips! I remember now that in pedicures they normally do this for you beforehand. I'll have to try an at-home one though, it would be fun! :) Ooh, thanks Sunmon for the tips! I remember now that in pedicures they normally do this for you beforehand. I’ll have to try an at-home one though, it would be fun! :)

]]> By: sunmom http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-10225 sunmom Fri, 02 Oct 2009 23:27:46 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-10225 the way i do my foot spa is i put a foot soak on a tub and add warm water to it...at times when i don't have a foot soak, i try to work with any lathering and moisturizing wash...you can also add a tea bag for an added deodorizing/disinfecting effect...keep it soaked for at 10-20 minutes (over-calloused feet may take a longer time, hehe!) and then rinse. gently buff soles with pumice after rinsing and you'll see that dry skin/callouses are easily removed. apply foot scrub and scrub away. rinse and follow with foot moisturizer. this is also the best time for a pedi! i try to do this in the bathroom because i'd like to rinse one foot at a time so that the callouses are softer before buffing and easier to remove. :) the way i do my foot spa is i put a foot soak on a tub and add warm water to it…at times when i don’t have a foot soak, i try to work with any lathering and moisturizing wash…you can also add a tea bag for an added deodorizing/disinfecting effect…keep it soaked for at 10-20 minutes (over-calloused feet may take a longer time, hehe!) and then rinse. gently buff soles with pumice after rinsing and you’ll see that dry skin/callouses are easily removed. apply foot scrub and scrub away. rinse and follow with foot moisturizer. this is also the best time for a pedi! i try to do this in the bathroom because i’d like to rinse one foot at a time so that the callouses are softer before buffing and easier to remove. :)

]]> By: Renee http://www.beautyfool.net/how-to-an-at-home-facial/#comment-10143 Renee Wed, 30 Sep 2009 06:37:54 +0000 http://www.beautyfool.net/?p=6401#comment-10143 Janis, are paper masks good? I once tried one at a facial but there were so many other stuff going on I couldn't tell if a paper mask is better than a normal wet one! Janis, are paper masks good? I once tried one at a facial but there were so many other stuff going on I couldn’t tell if a paper mask is better than a normal wet one!

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