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Hi Carnellin,
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> > Thanks for the reply. After reading your review on Neutrogena Hydro Boost Water gel, I would like to give it a try but is it suitable for oily skin? Is the Hydro Boost Clear Lotion effective too?
> > How about Neutrogena Oil Free Moisturizer?
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> > Hope to receive your reply soon.
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> > Cheers,
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Hi Senders,
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> Neutrogena hydro boost water gel is suitable for me since my skin is combination of normal to dry, i think if your skin really oily (pardon me for saying this my skin used to be told oily by some beauty therapist who are clueless and misdiagnosed me) this product may not be suitable for you since it will create some kind of layer that perfect for dry skin to keep the moisture intact. So if your skin (again) really oily you’ll find your face looking so shiny and makeup easily ran away from you.
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> As for the lotion I haven’t tried it, sorry about that one. I think I’ve tried the tester only 😦
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> Neutrogena Oil free moisturizer will be more suitable for oily skin since the light creamy lotion will absorb fast and gives your skin the moisture it need not the oily feeling. But if your skin is dry like mine you will feel the lotion doesn’t gives you enough moisture and too dry.
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> My suggestion is Za cool pool, but now they changed the name into Za Deep Hydrating Gel. It’s light but not as light as Neutrogena Oil Free moisturizer but definitely not heavy. I haven’t found anyone complaining about that one beside than being addictive. It’s kinda my all time fave moisturizer since it’s refreshing, smells really good and it’s just perfect.
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> But moisturizer is personal, you might have to go through a lot of products to found your ultimate fave (I know I did). Get samples, try many testers and observe how your skin react.
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> Btw, I went to Clinique woodland branch to get my type of skin checked, unfortunately I forgot her name, and she diagnosed my skin type correctly. Thanks to her I know my skin type now and can easily buy/use/get the right product for my skin type.
> Clinique at Tangs, male beauty advisor? Got it wrong and insist my skin is oily.
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> I hope you know your skin type exactly to avoid getting the wrong product 🙂
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> Sorry for the long reply, I hope it helps.
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> Sincerely,
> Carnellin
Yes, I hope it help you too.
Yes, there’s a lot of demand coming from one person, take note that your skin can change, it can be hormonal, aging process, diet, environment changing, developed allergy, sickness, sudden change of stress, and many many more. So when you check your skin during puberty and it was so last decade, do check again to know your exact skin type and what it need at the moment.