Here are some inexpensive products that REALLY and TRULY work, all of which I’ve tested, use, and recommend to my students:
Palmer’s Cocoa Butter Formula with Vitamin E heals & softens rough, dry skin. Amazing how much difference this product makes, especially in the winter. I prefer the plastic bottle with the pump, shown here.
Cetaphil Gentle Skin Cleanser – For all skin types, this mild, non-irritating formula softens as it cleans. Priced at just under $10.00 for 16 fl oz (473 ml) A bottle lasts forever.
I buy 4 or 5 cakes of glycerin soap at a time. I use it not just in the bath, but also to remove stains from clothing, including ball pen ink. It’s one of the best kept secrets around. Find it at Whole Foods.
CeraVe Moisturizing Cream, $14.99 at Walgreens
Size/Count 16.0 oz. Huge bottle, lasts all winter
Tangee Lipstick $14.95 is the Original Tangee Lipstick that changes color to complement your skin. Visit the Vermont Country Store for that and many other products from long ago that really work.
Although Barielle nail polish comes in every color of the rainbow, my all time favorite is the color, Protect Plus Color (Pink) Ref# 1071, that you see here. Expensive, and worth every penny!
Available at CVS and the Acme among other stores, TRESeeme’ MOISTURE RICH conditioner is the solution for preventing winter dried out hat hair.
One last tip. Buy a pair of gloves to match every winter coat you own. Put the gloves in the coats’ pockets so as to have them available every time you are outside.
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