Time for another interim review of Limelife by Alcone Sotoks and One Drop Wonder. I have been using these skin care products twice each day for three weeks. I applied Sotoks left side of my face and One Drop Wonder (Pomifera oil, also known as hedge balls) to the right side.
Now it’s only been three weeks, I don’t feel that it has been long enough to produce a final ask whether these work or not. A month for your skin to modify and replace skin cells I have read that it takes. So I will continue this experiment for a while longer. However in the meantime, I wanted to talk about some interim results.
In a past post, I described that I thought that things were increasing a lot more than the pictures revealed. I still type of feel that way. So let’s look within my before and after photos. I’ve sensitive body. Both products were excellent: no scratching, stinging, or increased redness. I have Rosacea Subtype 1. Neither product did the trick to alleviate inflammation or broken blood vessels. I do not need bumps or bloating so it is possible that Sotoks or One Drop Wonder may work for other subtypes. The lines and wrinkles between my eyes (furrow or 11) appear to be enhancing on the Sotoks side.
I also think my throat wrinkles are bettering, but I can’t see any improvement in the photos. I feel that Sotoks is working on the dark place/blemish on my top cheek area. However, all the dark spots seem unchanged. The milia and other blemishes on my face haven’t changed. My pores and skin is properly hydrated; I even ended using other moisturizers because I didn’t need them. I don’t visit a healthy glow, I though look somewhat greasier. It hasn’t been long enough to make final review of the products. But, since the One Drop Wonder has done zero for me, I will try to test drive it out in different ways, while continuing with it on my face. I am hopeful that Sotoks will continue working.
How may i avoid it? But I went for it. I would conduct an test and present up everyone’s favorite polymer. Looking now at those first few months back again, I understand why people feel inexperienced fatigue. Understanding how to live without plastic material wasn’t easy. I had developed to get rid of so many of my old regimens and rethink important aspects of my entire life. Grocery shopping was my very best challenge.
I bear in mind my initial visit to the the supermarket, while i found that so a lot of my normal standbys were off-limits first. Crackers, chips, cookies, pasta and dozens of other favorites were out, no idea was had by me what things to buy. But with some practice, grocery shopping became easy interestingly.
Groceries haven’t been my only issue, though. Most of the best toiletries are packaged in plastic. Searching for a shampoo replacement unit is a constant struggle, and conditioning my hair with a vinegar solution, while effective, makes me stress about smelling just like a salad. And have you any idea how hard it is to find plastic-free makeup?
Difficult enough that I’ve primarily given up. Still, these have been changes for the better even; I now use hardly any toiletries, and I am, once again, conserving a whole lot of money. So, like kicking a nail-biting problem, I quit plastic – a bad habit that was hurting the environment – and I’m more powerful for it. I’ve examined my boundaries, pressured myself to think critically about my activities and developed an easier way of life.
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- Pricey (anything above RM20 is costly for me personally :p)
- COLLECTION Makeup products Lasting Colour Lipstick in Sweet Tart
- Makeshift is not a good idea, it is recommended that you use the correct tool made for the job
- Comparable companies: Avon, Mary Kay, Rodan + Fields
I’m happier and healthier than ever before. I know I have more bad patterns, unnoticed or unchecked still. But with just a little effort, I understand I can get rid of them, too. It just requires a true dedication to change, by little little. A commitment to operate a vehicle less, adjust my thermostat, eat less meat even.
At first, breaking these methods will look difficult; it have when I quit vinyl. But this experiment has shown me that the hardest thing about making changes is breaking old behaviour, behaviour that comfort you or help you make mundane options but don’t truly impact your quality of life. Getting greener seems difficult at first, but it only takes small steps to truly get you on your way. For me, a lot more steps I take, the less I skip the old bad methods. Plus the more I learn that it’s not the minor hardships that subject in the long run.