Well, here it is...I personally think that this thread would be more interesting if everyone could share any secrets which may be valuable to the transgender community.

Okay, this first one, you already know it, for I posted it in a different thread, but I'm going to describe it here as well for those who didn't have the chance to read my previous post.

EXFOLIATING CREAM

Take a table spoon of granulated sugar (white, brown, it doesn't matter)
Add a few drops of baby oil to the sugar until a paste is formed
Apply this paste to the forehead, the chin, the nose and the cheeks
Massage gently in a circular motion from three to five minutes
Rinse your face with warm water
Apply an alcohol-free toner using a cotton ball
Finally apply moisturizer

You should do this once a week...

Just remember, that if you are combining facial serums, creams or moisturizers to your face, they have to be applied in the correct order; otherwise, you will not get the best results from them.  Facial beauty products should be applied in the following order:  Toners first, facial serums next, day or night creams, and finally moisturizers.

FACIAL CLEANSER-----> first time I post this here.

You will need:

A table spoon of honey (the brand does not matter really)
A table spoon of powdered milk (could be baby formula also)
A tea spoon of lemon juice
A tea spoon of tomato juice (it is best if you just squeeze 1/4 of a tomato)
A table spoon of powdered oat meal

Mix all the ingredients until a paste is formed, let it sit in room temperature for about  fifteen minutes; wet you face with warm water but don't dry it.  Apply this paste evenly to your face. let it sit for one minute.
Massage your face gently in a circular motion for about two minutes
Rinse your face with warm water
Take an ice cube out of your refrigerator and work it on your face in a circular motion until the ice cube is melted

and voila! clean, fresh, skin....apply your regular creams, serums, moisturizers to this new, clean skin...

You should do this at least twice a week


P.S.  Please add your secrets to this thread, and I'll be sharing more as we go along...



tinkerbell

Vitamin C serums cost anywhere from $50-100 but it's way easy to make yourself! I use the same 1000 mg, 100% pure L-ascorbic acid capsules I take every day

Open 7 Vitamin C capsules (Makes a 10% solution)

Fill a small juice glass half full with distilled water and heat for 22 seconds in microwave

-Fill a 2 ounce bottle ~3/4 full and discard the rest

-Pour vitamin C powder into water

-Top off bottle to neck with glycerin allowing ~ ¼" for pickup

-Shake well and store in the refrigerator (will remain potent for about a month).