Today's reading about skin care
Sep. 25th, 2014 12:06 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
flexagonI'm astonished that none of you went "squee" at the tiny little bottles and jars I found. Are you entirely soulless? Or am I just that weird? Never mind.
Today's reading about skin care focuses on pH and how the skin is acidic and should remain that way. I bought pH testing strips from Amazon so I can find out how the cleanser I've been using for the last couple of years adds up -- apparently most foaming cleansers are dreadfully acidic, and the effect of putting such things on your skin can last for hours. It also just sounds nerdily fun to wander around the house testing the acidity of things.
If anyone cares to read along:
Blog post one
Blog post two
Today's reading about skin care focuses on pH and how the skin is acidic and should remain that way. I bought pH testing strips from Amazon so I can find out how the cleanser I've been using for the last couple of years adds up -- apparently most foaming cleansers are dreadfully acidic, and the effect of putting such things on your skin can last for hours. It also just sounds nerdily fun to wander around the house testing the acidity of things.
If anyone cares to read along:
Blog post one
Blog post two
no subject
Date: 2014-09-25 04:07 am (UTC)https://www.rhondaallison.com/Cleansers.html?products=218
when I had this linked, LJ wouldn't let me make the post because "spam patterns were detected". Which is why I've now opened this support ticket. Bleh!