It can get pretty pricey spending money on all new fall/winter skincare products so today I am going to share a really easy, effective and inexpensive way to turn your lightweight summer moisturizer into a hydrating fall/winter moisturizer in just seconds. Not only will you save quite a bit of money, but you will love how incredibly baby soft your skin feels with the added glycerine.
Adding a few drops of 100% pure vegetable glycerine to any moisturizer will instantly make it more hydrating. You can find this at a health store or follow link below.
The benefits of 100% vegetable glycerine:
- Extremely moisturizing
- Will not irritate your skin
- Safe for acne prone and sensitive skin
- All natural
- Inexpensive to purchase
- An existing moisturizer
- 100% pure vegetable glycerine
What to do:
- Take a small amount of moisturizer in the palm of hands and mix 1-2 drops of vegtable glycerine with it.
- Massage into your skin. That's it!
14 comments:
Love this tip!
genius! where can you pick up vegetable glycerin?
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MissTeefeyLee- I added where you can find it above :)
Is it safe to use while nursing/pregnant? It looks awesome.
wow! who knew?! gotta get some of this! my skin is dryyyy in the winter!
Great post! Also, I am wondering what natural eye moisturizer would you recomend? I am currently using coconut oil.
awesome!only if I could find vegetable glycerine where i live...
Bea
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Thanks for the awesome tips!
If you have a vitamin shoppe in your area, they carry vegetable glycerin as well!
Love these tips; do you have any DIY for face Serums?
Wow ! i actually just tried this now and seriously my skin became so soft like a baby soft :-) thanx that was something different.
Great post! I love all natural diy! Have you ever checked out Releve skincare? They are all organic/wildcrafted! https://join.emeraldessentials.com/app/product_config.php?cat_id=2
I mix vegetable glycerin with Thayers unscented alcohol free witch hazel and use for my psoriasis. P meds are very expensive and have not worked as well as the glycerin/witch hazel. I am fortunate that I do not have them everywhere just on my elbows and knees. This was a tip from someone on a psoriasis message board and has worked wonders.
Glycerine really adds moisture to the skin. You can also use it for your hair. I have been using it for months and I got some great results.
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