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6 must-have products for gorge winter skin


 
Trust us: winter weather can wreak havoc on your skin. It can make it feel dry as sandpaper and extra chapped. That's why, much like the summer, your skin needs some extra attention from December to March. Read on for our must-have products this season.
 
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    Cool cleansing brush
    We love this vibrating brush that exfoliates and refreshes your skin to leave it baby soft. It also helps tremendously with breakouts.

    Olay Pro-X, $22, walmart.com
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    Fab face wash
    When selecting your face wash it is important to choose one that is oil free and doesn't have tons of added chemicals. This will ensure that the product cleans your skin without clogging your pores. We heart this product that is mild enough not to dry your skin out but will seriously cut down on breakouts.

    Neutrogena Oil-Free Acne Wash, $5, target.com
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    Mega moisturizer
    After washing your face, it is imperative that you moisturize, especially in dry, cold weather! Plus, you want to be sure to replenish any natural oils you may have stripped from your skin during the cleansing process. We like the idea of matching your face lotion to your face wash, but it's not mandatory. This series also comes in gradients for varying skin types, which is helpful.

    Neutrogena Oil-Free Moisture, $10, target.com
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    Tint so good
    For school days when you're feelin' a li'l pale, a tinted moisturizer is just the ticket. Packed full of SPF (yep, you even need it on snowy days) and just enough coverage that you don't need a full face of foundation, this oil-free moisturizer checks all our boxes.

    Tarte Smooth Operator SPF 20 Tinted Moisturizer, $36, sephora.com
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    Fresh 'n' clean 
    We aren't always by a sink or have all of the tools we need to give our face a proper scrub, so makeup removal wipes are key. These are perfect for travel so you don't have to bring tonsa products, and they alleviate the possibilities of spills in your luggage. Sweet! 

    Soap and Glory Off Your Face, $10, sephora.com
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    Basic blotters
    During the day, your skin can attract plenty of dirt and can become greasy-even during the colder months. Blotting sheets are the best treatment for this. You can easily store them in your purse or backpack and wipe away any buildup quickly and discreetly.

    Clean and Clear Oil Absorbing Sheets, $5, target.com
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    The answer to fab skin year-round: Body butter

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I have combination skin. Some spots are pretty oily, and others are dry. And my face keeps breaking out on my forehead and chin. What products should I use to help clear my skin from any acne, and to make it even out? I'm currently using Clean & Clear morning burst, a basic face moisturizer, and a basic toner. But it doesn't seem to help my skin at all. I'm going to go get new face care product today, so please answer ASAP.
Thanks in advance. x

Hey chica, here are some tips for how to find the perfect face wash and moisturizer for your skin.  Stick with a gentle face wash and then to help treat acne, look for products with benzoyl peroxide and salicylic acid.  Continue to use a moisturizer on the dry parts of your face.  Combination skin requires a combination treatment.  Best of luck! 


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by graciegang on 1/21/2013 11:25:31 AM

 
 



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I have liked this guy since like the second grade off and on, he found out in second and fourth grade that I like him. He asked another girl to the dance but he says its only because someone dared him or something. I'm not sure if she likes him or he likes her. We're pretty good friends, me and him, so I don't want to tell him I like him because it might ruin our friendship. I am also pretty sure he hasn't liked me since the second grade. Were too young to date so is there a point. What should I do.

Hey chica, if you don't want to tell him you like him, then there's no need to.  It sounds like you have several reasons not to tell him.  And, if you decide you want to tell him how you feel later, go for it.  Good luck! 


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by archeology on 1/21/2013 11:02:30 AM

 
 



Mod mod mod mod mod okay, I have a few things to say.
1) My friend (let's call her Amy) is dating this boy (let's call him Xavier). I'm friends with Xavier as well, and by what he tells me, he REALLY, REALLY likes Amy (he's said 'love'). But the girl, Amy, doesn't really know the effect she has on boys. I am almost positive she is going to break up with him because she can't handle that serious of a relationship. I just don't want either of them getting hurt. What should I do??
2) My best friend and I are going to Disney World. The problem is, I was originally going with another friend, who couldn't make it. First of all, how can I limit my posting on social networking about the trip so no one gets hurt (I'm posting pictures on instagram for sure)?
3) My style is kind of transitioning from preppy to a bit more indie. I used to always shop at Hollister, Delia's, , etc, but now I shop at Brandy Melvile and Urban Outfitters. I'm scared about what others are going to think. Help!

Hey girl, woah, you've sure got a lot goin' on.  Here goes... 1.) There's no need to intervene in your friends' relationship.  Whether they break up or stay together, just be kind and supportive and a good listener to both.  2.) Have a conversation with your friend who couldn't come on the trip & tell her you're sorry she couldn't be there too.  Show that you're sensitive about the situation.  Hopefully this will make her feel better when she sees pics you post online.  3.) If you're confident and comfortable with the clothes you wear, then it doesn't matter what other people think.  Rock the look you wanna' rock.  Go you! 


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