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Monday, August 16, 2010
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That stuff looks cool, except in my experience doesn't steam tend to dry skin out? Usually water, whether it's in a pool, jacuzzi, shower, or in the form of steam, tends to dry my skin out like crazy. I still like my good old petroleum filled products for moisture.
ReplyDeletePCS: Um, the steam's not inside the lotion--it's just the process in which it's emulsified. But that would be SO COOL to open up a tin of lotion and have steam come pouring out! That would so dramatic! haha.
ReplyDeletePS: Water dries out your skin? That's crazy!! I mean, isn't water the first ingredient in 99.9% of all body lotions out there? I'm looking around my desk right now (which has a ton of lotions on it at the moment) and water's the first ingredient in all of them. What type of lotion do you have to use to moisturizer your skin?
ReplyDeleteThere are some creams like Ponds Cold Cream or Jergens All purpose facial cream that have mineral oil, and besswax as main components. They do also have water, but that comes in 2nd or 3rd in the listing..
ReplyDeleteWow, this steam cream sounds so, so good.. I want it already. It was a nice review and fun to read :)
ReplyDeleteTanveer: Ah, I see your point. Those heavier creams do have water as the 2nd or 3rd ingredient, don't they! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteAnd thanks for the kind words about my review on WHT. I'm pretty obsessed with these little tins--the cream has been doing wonders for my feet and elbows lately. :)