Facial loofah

Yes. I've read that bit. (downloaded it) It's good. Going to bed with it now. Night.

Still remember the 'cornstock' (was it?) on the blackboard incident though!

I read it when I was young, as well, although I did find parts of it disturbing, especially about the mother. I was probably a bit too young when I read it.

Why have I not heard of that book? Will have a look on Amazon/kindle.

A Girl of the Limberlost was my favourite book when I read it at around 14.
It was written by an American, Gene Stratton-Porter. I have recently downloaded onto my kindle (it's free to download at Amazon)

Girl of the Limberlost was one of my favourite books although I can't remember who wrote it.

My name is positively ordinary in comparison.

Could you just say your name again girl?

Dermaflannel from Bravura London. Exfoliates more or less depending on pressure used

Liz Earle too!

A baby wipe and whatever face cream comes to hand....

I'm a 'Liz Earle' girl & use the cleanse and polish face wash with a muslin cloth and the ex-foliator once a week. I am 65 and it is up to me to decide how I want to maintain my cleansing routines! What has age got to do with it jingle ???

I use a lovely cleanser from Neals Yard. Its based on Frankincense (supposed to be good for older skin....anyhoo, it comes with a muslin cloth that you use and that has a gentle loofah type action.

I've used a small facial loofah for a few years along with a 'bufpuf'. Only once a week though nowadays.
I always remove makeup at night, usually with facial wipes and in the morning I use a facial wash followed by vitamin E cream.
Sometimes I wonder why I bother though as clearly I'm invisible!

Yes Ana I do remove my eye make up first and use some cucumber cleanser on a cotton wool pad before I wash my face. Was it you who recommended the cucumber cleanser on another thread - it is cheap and works well?

My skin routine may seem rather a palaver but it is a way to wind down at night before bed. The benefit is I have relatively good facial skin with not too many wrinkles. I wish I had taken care of the rest of my body which doesn't quite match my face

Some folks might wonder why I bother at my age, but my Mum looked good up until the end and I suppose I am trying to follow in her footsteps, but I will never be as stylish as her.

Can't go out without mascara, my lashes are invisible without it!

No makeup most days.

No eye makeup to remove.

I find soap and water is really good for cleaning my face. I do it morning and night, regularly. Works a treat.

Well, if it suits you and your skin, fair enough. Don't you have to remove eye makeup separately beforehand though?

Nankate What I should have made clear about why I don't like these "beads" is that the very tiny plastic beads in lot of cosmetics get into the oceans and are causing significant ecological damage.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microbeads

I use circular movements and don't press too hard Ana but I avoid my eyes.

Crikey, I don't like the idea of a facial loofah! Sounds a bit drastic, and I'm not sure it would do my thread veins or eyebags much good...

Yes Nellie I hate the feeling of gravel on my face with some facial creams. I am always worried a piece will go in my eye.

Well it's better than the plastic beads in some of these exfoliation products.