I literally never knew this
OKAY to clear this up for folks this doesn’t mean EW or anyone else is going to bed with a face full of grime and makeup. She uses the Ponds to wipe off face/moisturize. Micellar is the same concept. Or many of the no-water “milk” cleansers. I need to be a skincare reporter.https://twitter.com/KateNocera/status/1215285441869598720 …
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Especially in winter or once you hit a “certain age” water strips your skin, especially tap water with harsh additives. And soap? Horrible for your face.
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Woman I’m gonna fight you for that job
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You’ll lose
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I don’t use soap either (had the worst allergic reaction to face soap once) - face halo, exfoliated, cleansing toner and rose water face mist. I’ll join you at the beauty mag you start
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Rose water face mist is by my bed and goes on every trip I take.
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I started using Pond’s to take my makeup off because soap seemed to strip my skin of moisture. I *love* it—works well, cheap, easy to find.
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Due to challenging economic conditions, the skincare beat will remain vacant for the foreseeable future.
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The consumer economy has you believing that using skin care products is necessary for healthy skin. They are necessary only for transferring money from your pocket to theirs. Use if you like, but not needed for clean healthy skin.
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