As a full time working mom, known as FTWM time has always been an issue. For those working mummies out there I am sure you know the predicament of us mummies on the go. There have been months were I have gone without a night cream , a scrub, let alone a face mask but I do try to squeeze in some repair sessions for my pitiful bashed up skin. My skin type is both combination of normal and oily hence I have these little white heads under my skin especially the jaw area. During my pregnancy on the contrary I was blessed with glowing skin which came to me as a surprise.
Skin care selection is as important as your selection of a obgyn I must say...at least for me. i have tried various brands from off the shelves to salon brands. Some of them were just a waste of money and some even made my skin worst. Most of all I hated all the sales talk to make me sign up facial courses in thousand of ringgits, so the quest for the ideal skincare continues.
The I talked to a friend who has been a Clarins user for a period of time and was using it for her wedding preparation. Her skin did radiate and she had a beautiful glow on her big. Back to my skincare quest, so I headed to a Clarins outlet to see what is in store for me. To find the right skin care that is safe for expecting mothers was one of the main reason why I was quite adamant to change my skincare range. I was using a range of French products from BodyPerfect but did not find any good in it, as you can see I can't even remember the name. One of the reason why I was unhappy with Body Perfect is because they did not have a proper support information for expecting mothers. All explanations are based on what trainers tell their sales personnel. There is no literature to support their claims and no educational information on how mothers can upkeep their beauty regime without harming that little growing human in them.
I then moved on to other
products like cleansers, scrubs, toner, masks and other treatment serum to
help boost my skincare regime. Discipline is ultimately crucial
for you to see results. I am guilty of not keeping to that rule but I must say
on the weeks and months where my spirits are high, I do see a huge difference
in skin quality compared to the times where I just hit the pillows sans
products. If my skin could protest it will be BERSIH 5! The only person that is
really happy about no skin care on is my husband, he just labels everything as
harmful chemical can't expect much from a person who washes his face with only
plain water.
Since being a Clarins
user, I have been stocking up products especially on my birthday month so that
I can earn double cash rebate points, Oh did I tell you about this wonderful
system that gives you some money back for purchasing their products, well
Clarins rewards their customers through a cash rebate system, for every ringgit
spent 10 point is earned I spent about RM1000 during my birthday
month and earned RM300 in rebate cash point which I find very reasonable,
any better you will have to resort to MLM products.
Since my skin is pretty
oily with open pores, I find the Truly Matte Pore Minimising Serum to
be really effective in regulating sebum level and leaving your skin looking
matt and clean. I have at least 2 bottle of this in my drawers in fear of
running out and not having the time to buy. Throughout my pregnancy I
have used Clarins, even my Obgy gave me a thumbs up, which is good because all
expecting mothers should have a peace of mind and confidence in their choice of
skin care during those delicate months, however I stopped using the pore
minimising serum while I was pregnant because it contains salicylic acid,
Clarins told me to listen to my Obgy and was not pushy at all in defending
their products which I truly appreciate, other than that all products were used
in great confidence. I also attended a workshop by Clarins for expecting
mummies, Yes that's how concerned they are about mother's confidence in their
products.
So for mummies out
there, expecting or not and is on a quest for good skin care for you
and your little one perhaps you can give Clarins a go.
Happy trying
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