Soft...Smooth Skin

[hallerz]

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share lang ko...i use iodize salt mixed with evap or fresh milk...mao na akong i-scrub every other day, then let it stay for about 10-20mins...i don't scrub everyday kay basin monipis ang skin sa cge og scrub...mao sad nay usually gina-advise sa mga derma...den i wash it over with extract whitening soap...then after rinsing i soap again using olay body wash using sponge or loofah...bale, twice ko manabon...then apply lotion with spf for uv protection...during night time,inig mg half bath ko...i apply milk all over the body and let it stay for 15-30mins,then rinse it again with soap. ...i'm not white, i have fair skin...but i'm proud to say glowing/sinaw jd ako skin.

[rose5]

AKO GI try ang baby oil inig ka ligo, nindot man pud...

inig human ligo, before mag towel kay apply baby oil.. then leave for a few minutes...

[sushikandi]

Olay body wash (using loofa) and Aveeno Lotion. Twice a month I do the milk scrub

[pboi]

olay jud ang nindot. hamis ayo ako mama. ako musugod napud kog gamit.

[Hill]

hi. I see someone mentioning hydrogen peroxide. Does anybody know where to get food grade hydrogen peroxide? The one you can drink. That may sound new, but it's been out there for ages. Not the ones with stabilizers. The skin is the largest organ in the body. Doing something on the outer part of the skin is okay, but if it's not flooded with oxygen, then it doesn't get enough strength to heal itself. When the skin has enough oxygen and nutrients, it'll be fine outside too.

The ones you put on your skin serve a short term purpose. They aren't part of your skin. Letting your skin heal itself, and repair from the wear and tear everyday and will amaze you. Compared to applying any chemical to your skin that's a bit costly, food grade hydrogen peroxide bottles should be at most like buying a Cornetto drumstick.