
Now, I know people swear by Kiehl's. I've never been entirely enamoured with the brand but find that, my bias aside, the Creme de Corps does feel very nice (and my skin feels markedly less taut and dry) every time I use it. The rest of the range I could easily take or leave without much thought... except for the two aforementioned products that will now feature in my regular winter skin care routine (if I can even call it that... travelling makes you significantly par down your product mix). A tag team of central heating and a Chicago winter have wrought havoc on my complexion and I was without a remedy until now.
My face, prior to yesterday, felt taut after the shower and the spots didn't seem to be healing. Plus, there were rough patches. Horrific. I gave the usual cleanse and scrub in the shower a miss last night and, instead, opted for a cleanse with the dry oil and cotton balls only, channeling Marilyn Monroe and her cleansing routine. The result was soft skin without a trace of make up (of which I've been wearing more to cover the spots) that was also visibly less red and irritated. This morning my spots looked like they were beginning the healing process... finally.


The dry oil works as well on me at the Dr. Alkaitis Organic Treatment Oil and can be used all over the body, face and hair. The Kiehl's Superbly Restorative Body Lotion works better than the Creme de Corps, in my opinion.
The healing of my mangled winter hide is well on its way thanks to a few beauty gifts from the holidays.



















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