Hello. Im new here and the newbie thread is so confusing. Please i need a regime clear my uneven hands and legs. i plan to start exfoliating for 4 to 6 weeks but i dont know when to incoporate the LA. im planning to use Likas soap , dead sea soap and alreday prepared LA. pls how do I start. thank you
Apply LIGHTENERS in this order for the BEST RESULTS 2014
Hello SCT!
I never stop looking for info on the efficacy of lightening. Since I prefer to mix my lightening potions and that has worked for me. Sct'ers ask me how I mix some of my products or how I layer them. I apologize in advance,
if theres a thread about this already
I figured I would let you in on some info I discovered a while ago.
While away for the summer, I didn't wanna miss out on any fun at the beach either so I also have some tips, better late than never.
I don't remember what site I got this info from one late night but I screenshot this info.
RULE of THUMB, products get applied in the following sequence
1. Serums
2. Gels
3. Lotions
4.Creams
5. Oils
Make sure you apply enough product to cover the skin. And Always let the product soak into the skin completely before applying another product over it.
AND since I can't be bothered with re applying Sunscreen most of the time try this
For sun protection during the day. And to avoid premature aging and skin darkening ,Go to a sports store or online and grab Sun protective clothing. It should be labeled UPF (ultra violet protection factor) which tells you how effective the clothing shields against the sun. Also labels UVR(ultra violet radiation)
The more vivid the color, the better it will protect you. I hold the fabric up to the sun and if I see a lot of sun rays coming through the fabric, I switch to something with a tighter weft. If you don't wanna spend much find t- shirts etc that are tightly wefted so that sun rays can't get through the fabric as much
Hope this helps Fam, Love DOODOOBROWN
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I never stop looking for info on the efficacy of lightening. Since I prefer to mix my lightening potions and that has worked for me. Sct'ers ask me how I mix some of my products or how I layer them. I apologize in advance,
if theres a thread about this already
I figured I would let you in on some info I discovered a while ago.
While away for the summer, I didn't wanna miss out on any fun at the beach either so I also have some tips, better late than never.
I don't remember what site I got this info from one late night but I screenshot this info.
RULE of THUMB, products get applied in the following sequence
1. Serums
2. Gels
3. Lotions
4.Creams
5. Oils
Make sure you apply enough product to cover the skin. And Always let the product soak into the skin completely before applying another product over it.
AND since I can't be bothered with re applying Sunscreen most of the time try this
For sun protection during the day. And to avoid premature aging and skin darkening ,Go to a sports store or online and grab Sun protective clothing. It should be labeled UPF (ultra violet protection factor) which tells you how effective the clothing shields against the sun. Also labels UVR(ultra violet radiation)
The more vivid the color, the better it will protect you. I hold the fabric up to the sun and if I see a lot of sun rays coming through the fabric, I switch to something with a tighter weft. If you don't wanna spend much find t- shirts etc that are tightly wefted so that sun rays can't get through the fabric as much
Hope this helps Fam, Love DOODOOBROWN
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