I recommend Neutorgena Oil Free Pink Grapefruit Acne Cleanser for those with oily skin. I think it’s a bit much if you have dry skin. Neutrogena is definitely a brand you can trust and this is one of their best products. It quickly removes makeup (even eye makeup) as well is cleaning out your pores. I notice a difference after one use. It’s full of natural awesomeness like grapefruit and vitamin c’s. Which is more than what I can say about your D’s…

Below is a list of hazardous ingredients to avoid in your skin care and make up products. Even if you buy products at a health food store they can still contain some of these. I admit that I am not perfect in this department. I found this list on one of my favorite websites. Mercola.com. He is a genius Dr, Naturalist, and whistle-blower. Companies tend to use these harmful ingredients because they’re cheap and readily available. Don’t be that girl 😉
Parabens– Studies implicate their connection with cancer because their hormone-disrupting qualities mimic estrogen and could disrupt your body’s endocrine system
Mineral Oil, Paraffin, and Petrolatum-These petroleum products coat the skin like plastic – clogging pores and creating a build-up of toxins. They can slow cellular development, creating earlier signs of aging. They’re implicated as a suspected cause of cancer. Plus, they can disrupt hormonal activity. When you think about black oil pumped from deep underground, ask yourself why you’d want to put that kind of stuff on your skin…
Sodium laurel or lauryl sulfate (SLS)-SLS combined with other chemicals may become a “nitrosamine” – a potent carcinogen.
Acrylamide-Linked to mammary tumors.
Propylene glycol-May cause dermatitis and skin irritation. May inhibit skin cell growth. Linked to kidney and liver problems
Phenol carbolic acid-Can cause circulatory collapse, paralysis, convulsions, coma, and even death from respiratory failure.
Dioxane-These chemicals are often contaminated with high concentrations of highly volatile 1,4-dioxane that’s easily absorbed through the skin. Its carcinogenicity was first reported in 1965, and later confirmed in studies including one from the National Cancer Institute in 1978. Nasal passages are considered extremely vulnerable, making it, in my opinion, a really bad idea to use these things on your face.
Toluene-Chronic exposure linked to anemia, lowered blood cell count, liver or kidney damage…May affect a developing fetus
I’ve tried a million different body washes, and rarely notice any sort of difference. I mainly grab for a nice scent, at a good price. The first time I tried Eucerin Calming body Wash I was happily surprised. It had a nice texture, and made for a perfect bubbly cleaning with my loofah. Afterwards I definitely noticed a softness to my skin. It’s fragrance free, gentle enough to be used on children, and full of Omega oils. Now you have a great excuse for why you’re in the bath for so long 😉
My life saver (aka the woman who does my facials) turned me on to Jason Red Elements Gentle Gel Cleanser. It is all natural, and cleans like crazy! This takes all your makeup off, and leaves your pores squeaky clean. My skin feels soft, and looks great, ever since I switched to this line. I follow with toner and moisturizer. I suggest you do the same. You can find it at whole foods, and it will probably be the cheapest thing in your cart. But hey, organic chocolate and almond butter have no calories right?