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Clinique body moisturizers? You choose?

Okay I have dry skin but it's not THAT bad. I also have Tinea Versicolor which makes rough patches on my skin. I need a body moisturizer. Which one of these two products are better in your opinion? My knees and elbows are really dry too.

THE CLINIQUE TURN AROUND BODY SMOOTHING CREAM :

http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P227319&categoryId=RVP

Or

THE CLINIQUE DEEP BODY MOISTURE (BUTTER-RICH) :

http://www.sephora.com/browse/product.jhtml?id=P122724&categoryId=RPYMAL&shouldPaginate=true

Thank you so much.

I have used Clinique a lot so i know which ever you choose should be great i looked at both and the first one seems to be more dirrected at what you were describing. the second one loods good but its just a broad ranged product. so i would personally use the first one if i were you hop this helps

Antique furniture is often stored in cluttered basements or dirty attics. So if you've chanced upon a gorgeous piece of antique furniture at a yard sale or in a flea market, the chances are it requires a clean-up job. However, don't just reach out for your favorite cleaning agent and start working on the furniture. Antique furniture needs you to be as gentle with it as possible. Any dirt or marks you find on antique pieces need to be coaxed out - scrubbing with all your might is not the ideal solution!

Present day cleaning agents are generally too harsh on antique furniture and you can end up spoiling the finish of the wood by using them. Here are some helpful tips on how you can take care of antique furniture without causing any damage.

Let's begin with the equipment you will need. A vacuum cleaner is very useful for cleaning antiques of most kinds. Collect a large number of soft, cloth napkins or squares of cloth, a wood cleanser, a used toothbrush and paste wax. A used toothbrush works better than an unused one as the bristles tend to be less stiff and are less likely to leave behind scratches. Avoid using hard scrubbing material like steel wool. Test the wood cleanser on a small patch first before applying it on the entire surface of the wood. This way you'll know if the solution is too harsh for your furniture.

Start on the cleaning process by vacuuming the furniture thoroughly but gently. This will help you get rid of any loose dirt. Next, take a small amount of the wood cleaner on a soft cloth and apply it on the wooden surface in small, circular movements. Do not use the solvent directly on the wood as it may spoil the finish.

If there are any hard to reach areas, put a very small quantity of cleanser on the toothbrush and use it to clean the nooks and crevices. Once you have finished cleaning the furniture, you need to apply a thin coat of paste wax. This paste wax will protect the furniture from scratches as well as fill up any tiny cracks that may be present. Next, buff the surface all over by rubbing with a soft cloth in circular motions.

So as you can see cleaning antique furniture is not very difficult. It just needs some time and patience. However, once you've cleaned your antique furniture you will realize that your efforts were worth it!

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