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Skincare is advancing with tremendous rapidity and it is interesting how much current medical discovery fuels ingenuity in the skincare market. Several important trends can be observed that are worth the attention.
Recently, I had acne on my face, lots of them. I had used quite a number of products, even homemade products. I didn’t see lasting changes, sometimes when I see changes, the changes don’t last. It was really a terrible time for me. One of the periods when I was surfing the internet, I came across a video where the lady was talking about using ACV (the braggs) for clearing aches and some other skin irritations. I was surprised and I didn’t pay much attention to it. Few days later, someone at my place of work introduced me to the same ACV. She talked about how it works so well for someone she knows. I had to get it, used it. And lo! It was awesome. It worked for me, for my face. Considering how cheap ACV is compared to all I’ve used, I couldn’t hate myself more.
My most controversial skincare practice is using Irish potatoes to clear my under-eyes dark bags. It works like magic, doesn’t cause skin irritation whatsoever.