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READ ME :) More techniques, details, and where to get products are here on my blog article: http://www.epicbeautyguide.com/2010/08/how-to-shrink-your-pores/ WATCH PART 1 HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TK9QcU-aIfQ Epic Beauty Guide is a natural beauty and health blog and YouTube chann... More
Added Aug 26, 2010
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flyQueeniefly Says:
Heyy :) I wanted to ask you if raspberrys would work for my face ;) Xxx -3 xxX
atropanocturna Says:
Hey Steph! What is your opinion of the oil cleansing method. I am seeing mixed reviews online.
epicbeautyguide Says:
Yep, you could use sweet almond oil. I find that olive oil can burn the eyes, but sweet almond oil, castor oil, and coconut oil are burn-free, cheap, and get makeup off easily. ~Steph x
multimuumipeikko Says:
Heyy(= can you btw use something else than coconut oil removing your makeup?^^
AspiringMadman Says:
Hi there :) What are your thoughts on baking soda for shrinking pores?
wintersunset18 Says:
I'm 19 and I have loads :( I blames hormones!
epicbeautyguide Says:
Everyone is different, so I cannot really say how it will be for you. From my experience, and from what most people say about it, it will improve the appearance of your pores, fine lines, etc. Just be sure to follow the instructions properly and keep your pores clean with a yogurt mask or light acid peel/mask 1-3 times per week (my favorites are SIRCUIT Mocha Loca and ARCONA Raspberry Peel). ~Steph x
epicbeautyguide Says:
those details are on my website. Check in the "Top Articles" section at the top, or type in stuff in the search bar to look for articles. I have a TON that will help you out. You'll be perfectly fine, don't worry. :) ~Steph x
epicbeautyguide Says:
Hey Anne, thank you for the comment, you are very sweet. :) I just turned 25. Pimples do NOT make you ugly - you would be surprised how many people don't even notice pimples. Granted, they're not fun to have, but stressing over it wastes your energy and makes you feel bad about yourself. You can get rid of them very easily in a short amount of time, you just have to do a few things differently: eat healthy, move your body, drink only water and plenty of it, and use good skin care. All
epicbeautyguide Says:
Yep! It's published :)) It's available on my website at epic beauty guide (dot) com, it's also available on Amazon and at Lulu (dot) com. ~Steph x
poperaqueen Says:
Thanks for this 2 part video- they were very informative & helpful. Is your book published? If so, here can I get it? Really looking forward to it!!
2413anne Says:
hi steph, how old are you? :)) ur so beautiful..how i wish i could have a pretty face like you :)) loveeeeee ur vids ! i'm 20 yrs old. and i do also have a prob. bout my pimples.. :(( it makes me feel like getting ugly and ugly :(( My right cheek got pimples but the left cheek is so good! How can I prevent or get rid of having pimples (esp. on my right cheek .) of not spending money a lot? I'm not yet working, I'm still studying.. :(( pls help me..Give me some tips..thanks in advance..
lovedhylan09 Says:
@epicbeautyguide hi there, i really like your videos! :) Just one question though: will the tanaka massage improve the appearance of pores or will it aggravate it? thanks
vintagenan Says:
really enjoy your videos keep them coming pls
epicbeautyguide Says:
If you're having a hormone imbalance, stop eating all soy and dairy for a few weeks and see how it goes. Soy contains phytoestrogens and dairy contains androgens (male hormones) - both mess up hormone balance, especially in women. For the yogurt, do plain, unsweetened, organic yogurt. Make sure there are no preservatives, fillers, binders, etc. The yogurt I get contains organic milk and probiotic cultures (acidophilius, etc.) and nothing else. ~Steph x
smallsbabee Says:
Since there are so many different yogurts out there I was wondering what you would reccomend as the best one to use .? I've been breaking out a lot lately (most likely due to hormone imbalance) i love your videos and I hope this will work!
epicbeautyguide Says:
That's awesome that you use the oil cleansing method! I tried OCM for a few months and it ended up breaking me out, so I just use a natural cleanser and use oils as a moisturizer. Coconut, olive, and sweet almond oils are my favorite. ~Steph x
iharterika Says:
olive oil, coconut oil, and castor oil are GREAT for removing dirt, oil, and makeup. I mix half olive oil, half castor oil every single day to help cleanse my face. If my face is really dry, I use a little olive or coconut oil as an added moisturizer. (If you have oilier skin, use more castor oil and less of the other two.) Whoever start this whole "oil is bad for your skin" thing was crazy. It's natural and so good for your skin. I love hearing you help destroy the myth. :D
haloqueen23 Says:
I Tried Yogurt Mask Today & Wows_ I LOVE IT!! =^_^= My Skin Felt So Clean, Slighty Tighter, Smooth & Soft Afterwards. & mine Face Smelt Like A Smoothie Too. *hehe* Can't Wait To See Mine larger Pores 'Shrink' & yuur Very Correct About Washing Every Bit Off Very Well. So No Funky Yogurt Face For Me. LoL Thank Yuu So much For Share This Skin Treatment. <3
haloqueen23 Says:
Thank Yuu Very Much!! I Can't Wait To Give It A Try!! How Much Is Yuur Book??
epicbeautyguide Says:
Start with once every 5-7 days. Leave it on for 5-10 minutes. If you like, you can do it a few times per week if your skin likes it. Make sure you wash it off well because you don't want a funky yogurt smell coming from your face. ;D ~Steph x
haloqueen23 Says:
How often should one do a yogurt mask?? (:
SandraDragon Says:
I will definitely check out the Paleo literature. Thanks! Grass fed everything is becoming the in thing here in Alberta. It even tastes better. I tried some samples last week.they were much leaner too for some reason.
epicbeautyguide Says:
Grass-fed meat includes grass-fed beef, buffalo (which is technically wild and required to be grass-fed), and pasture-raised turkey and chicken which is not raised on a commercial grain diet. Wild meats like deer and elk and pheasant are also great. Wild fish is ideal. If you are borderline diabetic and anemic, definitely check out the primal diet. One of the best books for that is The Paleo Solution by Robb Wolf.
SandraDragon Says:
When you say grass fed wild meat that would not include beef I take it? I am both borderline diabetic and borderline anemic.It's a curse. What specific types of non-fish meat are acceptable? I eat fish too but need to know what other meats are ok? I try to eat as many organic things as possible so I'm willing to try almost anything except seafood... unless I want to go to the emergency room!? Allergies... Thanks.