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Taking Care of Your Skin

Hello everyone!
So I know it's been awhile since I have blogged, but working, taking 21 credit hours for school, graduating, and planning our wedding has been CRAZY!
Since we are SIX (yes, only SIX) months away, it is very important to make sure that I am taking care of myself not only with my type one diabetes, but also my skin and body. With it being only six months away I have been stressing out a lot more. I have more acne just because of stress with everything going on. Plus I want to make sure that my skin looks good enough on our wedding day too. I am going to show you all of the AMAZING products that I use to make sure my skin looks good now and on our big day.


The first product that I am going to talk about is, Apricot Scrub. This scrub is the best! I use this when I am showering in the morning and it has that cooling feeling for when you rinse it off. I have been using this scrub for about two weeks now and my face has been clearing up faster. You can get this scrub at Target.

Next is this Pure-Clay mask. Now, this clay mask dries my face out, but I have oily skin so I like the feeling of it being dry. This also has been helping out with my break outs and I LOVE it. You can get this mask at any drug store.

Then I have this One The Spot Treatment. Also, this stuff treats my acne FAST. I mean seriously if you have any kind of pimples, you just put this stuff on it and the next morning the swelling has gone down. This doesn't dry out my face at all. You can find this at any drug store as well.

Next I have lotion. Now I don't put this on my face because lotion will break me out, but I use this lotion for when I get out of the shower to make my skin smooth. Plus this sent is my FAV sent ever! You can get this at Bath and Bodyworks.

Now the next thing are these Cucumber refreshing under eye pads. My under eyes are so puffy and with this stuff it calms it down. It also has a cooling feeling and I love it! I use this at night right before I go to bed. I actually got these at Stein Mart.

I hope you all enjoyed reading what I use on my skin to make sure that my skin is good for now and the big day! If you have any routines that you use for your skin let me know! Also I am looking for a good teeth whitening strips or kit that works for sensitive gums. Let me know if you know of anything good for that!
Thank you for reading and I hope you have a good rest of your week! Happy Tuesday!
xoxo,
The Diabetic Bride






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