Whew today has flown by! I can't believe its almost time for my husband to come home and to start cooking supper! It's been a great day though and I wanted to share what I just did.
I have a love/hate relationship with the skin on my face. I had really clear, fair skin as a little girl on into my pre-teen years but as the teen years started face broke out bad and I just wasn't prepared. I did not take care of it like I should then I started doing to mcch to it. It used to be so embarressing and would just cake on the make-up. I will say it has gotten better over the years and since having both my boys it has actually cleared up but I still have far from perfect skin. I know that no one has perfect skin but of course all of us have this perfect image in our head.
Lately, I have noticed that it has become very sensitive and I am trying to find more natural ways to care for it. I am now comfortable not wearing make-up most days but I still have a bit of redness on my cheeks that I hate. Thankfully, my hubby loves me and thinks I'm beautiful with or without make-up but I still don't feel beautiful some days. I don't wear make-up unless I am going out somewhere and even then I don't wear alot unless I am really going somewhere special or church. I have been using coconut oil to moisterize my face and love it. I have run out of face soap so I am making one this week from another blog that I saw using olive oil and glycerin.
I was just our of the shower a bit ago and thought about making a tinted moisterizer using the coconut oil and a Cover Girl TruBlend mousse foundation. The Cover Girl mousse is a very thick foundation. I had a little empty sample foundation container I was saving for something like this so I mixed it up and applied it. I love it. It gives me wonderful, moisterized skin and a light tint to cover up some redness.
Here's the ingredients:
Here's what it looks like in mixed together:
Sorry its a bit blurry....couldn't get my camera to focus right. Hope this is helpful!
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Enjoy the rest of your day!
