Is It Better To Use All Product Within One Skin Care Line Or To Mix And Match?
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beta use one in case something goes wrong . U might end up compromising chemical content of your skin by mixin.
Nobody’s skin is exactly the same, so a product range designed for dry skin may have the perfect cleanser for you, but you may find that a range designed for normal skin would have a better moisturiser.
There’s no reason why you shouldn’t mix and match in order to discover the best routine for you. Beauty companies want to keep your business so encourage you to just use their products. I think with skin it’s not a big deal, with hair it’s maybe a different matter.
I don’t think it makes a difference, but you should use products that suit your skin and work well with your skin. I use the same brands for face wipes and face wash, but a different moisturiser and all different make-up brands…but these all suit my skin and never get irritated. So go and find out what the best stuff is for your particular skin type
Many people stick to the same line, cause that is how the companys advertise. But no……. you can switch it up. I have very problematic skin and have tried different lines and after many years of searching I use three different products from three diff companys.
I am an independent skin-care consultant for Warm Spirit. And you wouldn’t want to mix and match your skin-care products. You namely want to stick with a product line that has items suitable to meet every need you may have.
Check out Warm Spirit’s product line at:http://www.warmspirit.org/esuite/home/jo…http://www.joinwarmspiritnow.com/warmspi…
Well, generally its ok to mix and match products. But, they do make the products to be used together for best results. Especially with make-up. I have noticed that if I mix and match brands and stuff it does not look NEAR as good as if I stay in the same class.