A scrub for my skin

This is what I was looking for.  I didn't know I can find this kind of scrub after I stopped using Artistry's scrub upon the advice of my beautician.

It feels so smooth after using this scrub from Dermalogica. It has a 'polishing' function.  It can also be used on  unwashed skin though I've not experimented this yet.  I use it on my cleansed face.  And the after-feel is so magical.  I do recommend this to anyone who wants a skin scrub or polishing.

What's the remedy for chapped skin?

For the time being, I found this wonderful product,  Malaleuca's Renew Intensive Skin Therapy cream to soothe my eczema skin.  This cream is not a cure for eczema but it does not entirely prevent eczema from breaking but it does help to prevent further chapping and drying.

My current remedy, Renew lotion and Rosken's I used to use

I have been using Rosken's all this while for my eczema skin and also for moisturising my hands and feet.  The feeling of the cream when it sets on the skin is totally different when I use Renew.  As soon as the cream blends into my palms, I can feel the soothingness and a little 'cool' sensation on the affected area.  That is when I know my skin is receiving the nourishment from the cream which claims to have skin-soothing properties.

Using is believing! If a product can free me from my skin woes, the price is not an issue.  And Renew is not very much costlier than Rosken.

To get VIP discount

Not too bad a deal if I can accumulate RM300 worth of spending in 3 months. Initially, I mistook that I have to spend it in one month and was rushing to have hairwashes. Since, I still have so many weeks and I probably need another RM100 or so, I don't think it's much of a problem to get a VIP discount card.

5% is not too big deal but if I need to spend approximately RM20 every 3 to 4 weeks, then the savings can be quite significant.

Getting worse

Now that I do more washing and rinsing, deep ugly cracks on my heels are more prominent. Wet slippers in the bathroom worsen the situation especially I am one of those who stay up late and frequenting the bathroom spells disaster to my heels. Some slippers tend to 'hold' water.

So, a wonderful product come into the market. What they call the 'waterproof' slippers. Not sure if it is just a marketing gimmick with such 'convincing' name. But, what I can see is the slippers have holes where water can drain away if it ever get onto the slipper.

Seems to be good news to my heels. Let's see how it goes.