Critique my sephora shopping list!!

[bonquiqui]

Nov 8, 2013 12:30:40 GMT -5 sequins said:

Good morning!

I need 

1. Exfoliating face wash - I'm thinking of getting the Boscia detoxifying black cleanser (not sure if it's exfoliating)

2. Night cream - Korres wild rose sleeping facial + brightening cleanser combo


I'm also thinking about getting the Boscia black mask. 


Do you have any experience with these? Do you suggest something else in a similar price range?? TIA


bonquiqui

I have never tried these products.  I have really sensitive dry dry skin, so I have to be very careful with what I use.  I also tend to not stray away from my cleansing routine, since what I have doesn't cause any issues.  That being said those are great brands, and I have heard great things about them, although I am not sure of the exact products.  I would recommend searching youtube for some reviews on the products, and I bet you will find good info.  I am sorry that I can't help more, but happy shopping    

[janegold]

The Boscia black mask did not live up to the hype IMO, but I haven't used it super regularly.

[pantsoffdanceoff]

I was not a fan of the black detox mask. Everytime I would use it my forehead would break out horribly for the next week. It didn't really clean out my pores as much as bring everything to the surface.

[pantsoffdanceoff]

I will be getting this. It had really great reviews. I haven't tried it though.

www.sephora.com/aha-bha-exfoliating-cleanser-P4010?skuId=653972

[pantsoffdanceoff]

Nov 8, 2013 13:16:24 GMT -5 sequins said:

So any recommendations for a good exfoliating face wash and a good mask for an oily t zone?

Also, this isn't from Sephora but my dermatologist says that every week I should take a tablespoon of baking soda and add just enough water to make it a paste and then massage it into my face and neck for a couple minutes. It's not as harsh as some exfoliators out there.

[Nonny]

Nov 8, 2013 13:16:24 GMT -5 sequins said:

So any recommendations for a good exfoliating face wash and a good mask for an oily t zone?

Add a tiny bit of sweet rice flour to your preferred face wash. I use Olay's Sensitive face wash. It's a super cheap rip off of the dermicalogica microfoliant powder. My skin is sensitive and this doesn't bother it at all. Plus I can add more or less rice flour depending on what I need.