As an important part of our commitment to loyal
Ginell's clients, we are available to address all your skincare or cosmetic
questions or problems that you may be faced with. We will try our very best to
answer them as promptly and thoroughly as we can to resolve them. We will also
publish the most commonly asked questions and answers so that others who may be
faced with the same problems can also learn and benefit from them. Simply
submit your questions to ask@ginell.com and
one of our skincare specialists will respond to them promptly.
Questions & Answers:
Here is a sample of the most commonly asked questions we have received.
Question: What creates those little bumps along
the hairline and how can I get rid of them?
Answer: Those little annoying bumps are commonly
caused by one of two things. Either hair spray or a build-up of make up. To get
rid of them, all you need to do is, One- When using hair spray along the
hairline cover your forehead to prevent any skin exposure to the harmful and
pour-clogging effects of the chemicals in the hair spray. Two- Tone the areas
along the hairline thoroughly to assure that there is no build-up of make up or
other toxins.
Question: What kind of cleansing soap do you
recommend for the face?
Answer: Absolutely None! I do not recommend any
kind of soap for face cleansing purposes. Almost all soaps or anything that
comes in a bar shape contains wax. It is the wax that keeps the soap in a bar
shape and wax is the leading cause of clogged pores. Always use a milk or gel
cleanser to wash your face. Make sure it contains no Alcohol!
Question: What causes those red spider veins to
appear on the nostrils?
Answer: The so called "red spider
veins" on the nostrils can be caused by one of several things. The causes
can range from smoking cigarettes to excessive drinking of alcoholic beverages
to placing your face directly under the forceful stream of water while taking
hot showers. Unfortunately there are no miracle drugs that can resolve this
unattractive problem. The only effective solution to resolving this nagging
problem is to stop what causes it in the first place.
Question: Why does my moisturizer sit on my skin
for a long time after I have applied it instead of penetrating into my
skin?
Answer: One- You do not cleanse and tone your
skin thoroughly and therefore the pores on your skin are clogged with leftover
make up or other toxins which prevent the moisturizer from effectively
penetrating into the skin. Two- The moisturizer you are using is too rich for
your skin. Three- You are using far more cream than your skin requires.
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