Skin Food Report….
I was putting off the follow-up blog to the skin care regime, because 1. I find it sort of boring, and 2. I was afraid I wasn’t going to give you very good news.
BUT THEN – My dear friend whom I haven’t seen since January made the comment of comments – “Katie, your skin looks really good.”
O.
M.
G.
Just when I was about to relay to you-all that I’m not estatic about the Weleda Skin Food, I get this beloved compliment. So maybe it is working better than I thought.
Pros:
- It smells good.
- It’s definitely moisturizing.
- It’s all-natural.
- It’s affordable.
- It’s easy.
- It smells really good.
- It’s gives a dewy effect.
- It’s European.
Cons:
- It’s thick.
- It’s not a miracle wrinkle-fixer (i.e. my friend is still singing botox’s praises to me – unabashedly too.)
- Some people translate “dewy” as “greasy.”
- It very rarely, occasionally causes a tiny breakout, mostly if I’ve been lazy about cleansing my face.
So there’s my report: I am not totally freaked-out in love with Skin Food. But I’d rather be putting nature on my face than rat poison (euphemism: botox) IN my face! And with winter around the corner and its skin-drying tendencies, I’ll stick with this until someone can sell me on something else.
Comments
HaHa, and we were just talking about how you weren't sold on it! Following your example I got some also but I'm not a fan because of it's greasy effect (yes, I say greasy, not dewey) and I also broke out from it. After this post I may give it another try, if it's still a no go….I'll send it to you!