I KNOW I'm not the only one who can't stand It...

For anyone who knows me, or has read my blog, they'll know my biggest skin complaint is my dry skin. For those of you out there who also suffer from it--truly, I feel your pain. The only way I have found to deal with this is just to moisturize, moisturize, moisturize. This, however, became a bit of an annoyance after a while. 

You know when you're putting on sunscreen at the beach and you don't have a mirror? You are always afraid of not rubbing it in all the way. Well, it's embarrassing enough pulling out your moisturizer in class, and even more so when you realize you haven't rubbed it all in!

So I figured. It's time to buy a moisturizer that will actually last me an entire day and the only one I have found that could do that was Enza Essential's moisturizers. It was so convenient and easy to apply just once in the morning and once at night, losing altogether the embarrassing in-class application and the half smeared look I was not too thrilled about. 

For those of you with really dry skin, I recommend Saturation Herbal Creme- a moisturizer made just for you and that dry skin that won't quit. 

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Are You and Your Skin Care Products Compatible?

When purchasing your skin care products, what do you look for? Do you look at for products that match your supposed skin type- dry, oily or combination? While this makes sense, it is not the main factor to take into account when purchasing your skin care products. According to Dr. Rucker, MD, "Skin type certainly plays a role in product choice, but it is not the primary determinant. In fact, lifestyle, age, priorities, nutrition, genetics and environment all trump skin type."

Rather than defining your skin by the typical three categories-dry, oily, or combination- it is important to include your overall lifestyle as well. Dr. Rucker presents a few examples: Athletic Teen with Acne, Outdoor Active Teen on Acne Medication, Stressed Young Mother, etc. Once you define your skin type by taking all these factors into account, you will successfully find skin care products that are truly compatible with with you and your skin type. 


To define your skin type and product match, visit www.enza.com