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Besides eating right Skin Care Question?
I have read a little about olive and coconut oils being put to the skin and or hair. Do they do anything?
What Else is good for skin care?
A lady once put dead sea salt on my hands. It was very refreshing. Was it good for my skin?
Exfoliate regularly and keep your face clean. Avoid picking at blemishes and drink LOTS of water.
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Scientists guys/gals put this in perspective for me about oil?
So everyone - well half of the “natural everyone” says mineral oil is bad for you AKA baby oil.
But mineral oil is made from mother earth, “Everyone natural”says to eat cod liver + oil fish + the inner organs of animals for tooth decay, whatever etc PS (not going to consume mineral oil) but isn’t mineral oil from dead sea creatures anyway? And just dead creatures in general? So it is natural distilled oil from the earth. On skin I think it is great for acne scars and stuff cause it hold the moisture in! and vigorously rubbing in on age spots/sunspots with a Q-tip it basically rubs the spot off yah, way better than olive oil and vitamin E oil. So what’s so bad about it and is my plane assumption correct of what mineral oil is. I know it’s from petroleum.. blahh blahh but my deeper origins of the oil seem fine to me.
I have not had skin+pore clogging issues using it in fact the opposite… and a drop makes my hair shine.
Mineral oil isn't necessarily bad. I agree with you about the usefulness of it. I'm sure it's in most conditioners, but I don't know about your decision to rub it in on acne. I would think that skin has too much oil in it if there's acne. If the oil's so useful, then it must not be bad for you.
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