empties #24 | 27 reviews in 30 minutes!

[@hanniehoekstra8511]

Tip: you can just use water as a conducting fluid when using the micro-current tool. No hassle removing creams or gels and so much cheaper and quicker. It’s not as slippery of course, but I got used to this easly. I double cleanse my face at night and then use my Foreo Bear on the wet skin.

[@thefreevolous]

@@hanniehoekstra8511 really?! I had never heard of this, it’s fascinating. I’d heard of using other gels (even ultrassound gel, and aloe vera), but not plain water! Will try it out!

[@hanniehoekstra8511]

@thefreevolous Make sure your face is wet, not damp. I guess the manufacturers don’t want you to know as they earn big money selling serums etc. Simple tapwater contains electrolytes that conduct the current.

[@skinminimalist]

You know I am cleansing balm lover (Gekk&Girgeous & Paula’s Choice being my faves too!) but I recently tried a cleansing oil that is insanely affordable, removes makeup effortlessly AND does not sting my sensible eyes: Iunik Calendula Complete Cleansing oil. Tried a travel-sized bottle and am considering buying the big pump-bottle that costs ~ 7€ at stylevana!

[@thefreevolous]

@@skinminimalist ooooooh Will add it to my list for sure!!! Thanks, sweetie ♥️

[@pepperminttea1]

Maybe you have a tendency for seborrheic dermatitis on your scalp, try ketoconazole shampoo 2% (Nizoral Shampoo) from the pharmacy twice a week or alternatively similar products by ISDIN Nutradeica or Ducray DS. Can be used also on the face like a cleanser, face can be concerned as well by seb. dermatitis and can cause acne-like lesions.

[@thefreevolous]

@@pepperminttea1 oh, I’ll give those a shot. No dermatologist has ever diagnosed me with SD, but it’s plausible - although I’ve always known myself this oily ever since my hormones kicked in as a teen.