Apr 19 2010, 09:48 PM
QUOTE(jonny4 @ Apr 18 2010, 10:18 PM)
Try giving your hands a good wash with regular soap and rinse thoroughly before lathering up the cleanser in your hands. I do this and there is usually more lather and I need less cleanser. But careful with the scrub...it works for me as a daily scrub but the results might be different for u.
Yeah tried it today, its still the same 
as i usually wash my face when showering, so usually my hands are pretty much washed when its time to cleanse my face. For the scrub, I don't plan to use it daily, perhaps once a week together with another scrub, so it makes 1 normal scrub session with 1 mild scrub session in a week which makes scrubbing twice a week.Added on April 19, 2010, 10:01 pm
QUOTE(rockets @ Apr 19 2010, 03:26 PM)
i've been trying shiseido hydrating lotion samples a few days now, so far i'm liking it. only problem is that after a few hours it starts to turn sticky on my face....i'm not sure why it's doing this but i had similar problems when using products with matte/oil control. when my gf touched my face she was like "did you put glue on your face?" lol. do you guys have this problem?
QUOTE(rockets @ Apr 19 2010, 04:19 PM)
i use about 10 drops total. 4 drops per side including nose and another 2 drops for forehead. am i using too much? it deoosn't feel like i've used too much though as it is about just enough to cover my face comfortably without stretching the lotion too thin.
I had the same problem with you, but then I found out the method I used to apply on my face was kinda wrong. Usually I'll just give some gentle pat to my face, until its a almost dry and I'll just stop. Then I get sticky feeling on my face after few hours using it. After few times applying it, this time I pat gentle too but until its dry, I still pat until there is some sort of moisture feeling you get on your skin... almost something like you just finished bathing and pat your face with a towel that kinda condition on your face. Its surprising but I eventually feel there is enough moisture in my face. I only use at most 4-5 drops, and this is more than enough to cover your whole face. As usual, start patting at your dry areas first, followed last with t-zone. Hope this helps.This post has been edited by kaspersky-fan: Apr 19 2010, 10:01 PM
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