Other than Neutrogena (tried it %26amp; didn't like it).
Thanks!I need an excellent quality, light, oil-free lotion... OR a light gel moisturizer?
i like johnson %26amp; johnson Clean and Clear... they have a good oil free one..... u can also try clinique (the yellow one) lotion... :) good luck!I need an excellent quality, light, oil-free lotion... OR a light gel moisturizer?
Clinique moisture the gel not the lotion. excellent!
I just made the switch to Mary Kay Time Wise moisturizer for combo/oily skin and I love it! And I never thought I would say that about Mary Kay!!
Try Gold Bond lotion. It's the best that I've found.
Try using Oil of Olay products for your skin type.
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Humph. I would've told you to try Neutrogena, but that didn't even work for me, so I guess then its normal if it didn't work for you.
I would say...go to a place like Bath %26amp; Body Works and ask up front at the desk for an oil-free lotion that is a good quality. Hope that helps!!!
~Maddy
CLINIQUE IS THE BEST. I have oily skin so I shouldn't even be wearing moisturizer-but the 3 step skin care regime calls for it, so I tried it, wonderful!
clinique moisture surge extra. it's completely light and oil-free, you can't feel it at all! it's actually meant for quick touch-ups throughout the day when you're feeling a bit dry, so you can buy it for $19 in a spray bottle, or in a jar, which is a bit of a thicker formula, for $30. i swear by this stuff!
next time you're at macy's or nordstrom, go to the clinique counter and say a friend recommended it, but you want to try it for a few days before you buy it. they'll give you a little take-home sample that will last you a good week or two. try it! i promise you'll love it :]
take care!
try claritan clear or curel. i tryed em they are good!
Try Origins Matte Scientist-
Clinique oil free GEL (the yellow lotion now comes in gel form). I tried everything (including Neutrogena - hated it, too heavy) when they quit making my favorite Biore moisturizer. I love this stuff!!! I'll never use anything else.
check out my web site http://www.youravon.com/sbarsuglia avon has I use skin so soft lotion its light and my skin feels soft there lotts more check it out
Oil Of Olay for combination skin is oil free and has an SPF. I have used it every day for years. love it!
Neutrogena Oil-Free Formula Spf-15 Lotion
try H20+ brand... they have this light oil free hydrating treatment.. buh its a moisturizer.. its call face oasis hydrating treatment..
its reallie light.. so u won't have the greasy icky feeling and it hydrates your skin.. your skin will be glowing.. its good stuff.. its a little pricey.. but it lasts forever %26lt;3
you can purchase it online at: https://www.h2oplus.com/retail2002/catalog.aspx?Promo=GOOGLE%26amp;CampaignID=h2o+plus%26amp;gclid=CPL7gdzx7IcCFUAbGgod9Ueqig
hmm...Neutrogena didn't do too good for me either...now I use velocity from MaryKay. You can also get velocity in cleanser and sparkling body lotion. The Velocity face lotion is also great to put on after you go swimming or take a shower because it uses the water to help hydrate your skin, but it doesn't make it oily!
Monday, April 26, 2010
Would you like to tell me if the extra virgin olive oil of TESCO'S own brand is a high quality one?
and where is its original produced site?Would you like to tell me if the extra virgin olive oil of TESCO'S own brand is a high quality one?
If you shop at Tescos then I can recommend the unfiltered organic EVOO. It is Italian and ( for the price ) is very good.Would you like to tell me if the extra virgin olive oil of TESCO'S own brand is a high quality one?
Yes it is very good I use it all the time.. Their extra virgin oil is good as well
It's probably a mix from several countries, wherever it's cheaper for them to buy in bulk.
South America also produces reasonably good olive oil, and cheap compared to the Mediterranean one.
But why on earth would you want to buy from Tesco?facial oil
If you shop at Tescos then I can recommend the unfiltered organic EVOO. It is Italian and ( for the price ) is very good.Would you like to tell me if the extra virgin olive oil of TESCO'S own brand is a high quality one?
Yes it is very good I use it all the time.. Their extra virgin oil is good as well
It's probably a mix from several countries, wherever it's cheaper for them to buy in bulk.
South America also produces reasonably good olive oil, and cheap compared to the Mediterranean one.
But why on earth would you want to buy from Tesco?
When doing an oil change which bears more importance to you, the quality of the oil filter or the motor oil?
The quality, grade, and type of oil you use is far more important that some fancy filter.
Most of the time your oil filter is in bypass mode. That means your filter is being bypassed, its not being used, when oil pressure is high, like when driving on the highway.
If you switched from an expensive filter to a cheap one, your engine would not notice the difference. As long as you change the filter when you change the oil, you are more than fine.
The only time where a fancy filter is important is when you are extending oil change intervals to 10,000 miles or more. If you are changing your oil every 15,000 - 20,000 miles, then a top quality filter is important. Less than that, it's not a big deal.When doing an oil change which bears more importance to you, the quality of the oil filter or the motor oil?
well like the second guy said, they are both important, here's why, anyone can add a oil on their car if the oil level is low but if you don't change it after while, the oil begins to crumble and make the engine preform badly and soon you'll blow up your engine, so the guilty of changing the Oil is as important too, ALSO changing the Oil filter is as important too because if you change your oil and put your old oil filter back in than your need oil inside the engine become as oil and bad like a use oil because of the dirty long use oil inside of the old oil filter so they both are important, changing the oil filter along with the oil itself and don't forget about the washer, if you don't replace your oil filter washer than you oil won't work as it was new oil. hopes that clear it out for you. good luck.When doing an oil change which bears more importance to you, the quality of the oil filter or the motor oil?
The filter. I use regular Purolator filters. All oil meets or exceeds OEM standards, even the store brands like Walmart, AutoZone and Advance.
I also change mine every 5,000 miles. I used to do it every 3,000 miles years ago. But again, the oil is better than it used to be.
sir,
Both are important, when ever u are replacing the engine oil, repl the filter with that. Its good for the engine.
both..if u use a hi grade oil,make sure you also use a good quality oil filter..the 2 shud go along togeder..
The oil
you should always change both.
Most of the time your oil filter is in bypass mode. That means your filter is being bypassed, its not being used, when oil pressure is high, like when driving on the highway.
If you switched from an expensive filter to a cheap one, your engine would not notice the difference. As long as you change the filter when you change the oil, you are more than fine.
The only time where a fancy filter is important is when you are extending oil change intervals to 10,000 miles or more. If you are changing your oil every 15,000 - 20,000 miles, then a top quality filter is important. Less than that, it's not a big deal.When doing an oil change which bears more importance to you, the quality of the oil filter or the motor oil?
well like the second guy said, they are both important, here's why, anyone can add a oil on their car if the oil level is low but if you don't change it after while, the oil begins to crumble and make the engine preform badly and soon you'll blow up your engine, so the guilty of changing the Oil is as important too, ALSO changing the Oil filter is as important too because if you change your oil and put your old oil filter back in than your need oil inside the engine become as oil and bad like a use oil because of the dirty long use oil inside of the old oil filter so they both are important, changing the oil filter along with the oil itself and don't forget about the washer, if you don't replace your oil filter washer than you oil won't work as it was new oil. hopes that clear it out for you. good luck.When doing an oil change which bears more importance to you, the quality of the oil filter or the motor oil?
The filter. I use regular Purolator filters. All oil meets or exceeds OEM standards, even the store brands like Walmart, AutoZone and Advance.
I also change mine every 5,000 miles. I used to do it every 3,000 miles years ago. But again, the oil is better than it used to be.
sir,
Both are important, when ever u are replacing the engine oil, repl the filter with that. Its good for the engine.
both..if u use a hi grade oil,make sure you also use a good quality oil filter..the 2 shud go along togeder..
The oil
you should always change both.
Is the engine oil that jiffy lube uses high quality?
i changed the engine oil of my car from there today...
ive been actually getting their services since the year of 2003.. but because this time i got a new car,, i care more about that now!!!Is the engine oil that jiffy lube uses high quality?
Your service receipt will tell what type of oil (i.e. 10W-30) is used, but it won't say what brand...Places like Jiffy Lube pump oil from barrels underneath the service bay or in a supply room...Next time you're in their neighborhood, stop in and ask them to show what brand of oil they use...It used to be Pennzoil a while ago when Arnold Palmer was their pitch guy.
Also, try having the oil changed every 5000 miles or so..This is more in compliance with what the manufacturer recommends...And never let them sell you something they say that you need - like a fuel filter...A look in your owner's manual will show you that you don't...Check to see when the serpentine belt needs to be changed...That's a biggie.
All the bestIs the engine oil that jiffy lube uses high quality?
OMG!
Never take a new car anywhere other than the dealer where you bought it. Far too many disastrous slips and mistakes are made in any fast oil change place. What do you think would happen if they happened to double up the oil filter gasket or leave the oil drain plug loose? Two oil filter gaskets will eventually start leaking like a sieve, same with the oil pan drain plug. If you motor happened to be ruined by their mistake your new car warranty would not touch the damages.
I personally saw a Toyota Camry at a Toyota dealership that had lost a motor because of a jiffy lube mistake. The car had been sitting four months. At that time the parent company of jiffy lube, Pennzoil hadn't even decided that Jiffy lube caused the problem.
If you get the oil changed at your new car dealer they'll stand by their mistake and supply you with a new motor without a blink. It's also better to go to your dealer as a recorded file will prove that punctual service work had been done to protect your warranty.
All jiffy lube joints use Pennzoil. Your car does not call for 10W-30. All new cars today use either 5W-30 or 5W-20.
For gosh sakes, do all you can to keep your warranty intact.
If I remember right, I think it is Valvoline. It's an o k oil if you like parafin in your engine. Rates right up there with Penzoil.
Ask any good mechanic what he thinks about Penzoil!
ive been actually getting their services since the year of 2003.. but because this time i got a new car,, i care more about that now!!!Is the engine oil that jiffy lube uses high quality?
Your service receipt will tell what type of oil (i.e. 10W-30) is used, but it won't say what brand...Places like Jiffy Lube pump oil from barrels underneath the service bay or in a supply room...Next time you're in their neighborhood, stop in and ask them to show what brand of oil they use...It used to be Pennzoil a while ago when Arnold Palmer was their pitch guy.
Also, try having the oil changed every 5000 miles or so..This is more in compliance with what the manufacturer recommends...And never let them sell you something they say that you need - like a fuel filter...A look in your owner's manual will show you that you don't...Check to see when the serpentine belt needs to be changed...That's a biggie.
All the bestIs the engine oil that jiffy lube uses high quality?
OMG!
Never take a new car anywhere other than the dealer where you bought it. Far too many disastrous slips and mistakes are made in any fast oil change place. What do you think would happen if they happened to double up the oil filter gasket or leave the oil drain plug loose? Two oil filter gaskets will eventually start leaking like a sieve, same with the oil pan drain plug. If you motor happened to be ruined by their mistake your new car warranty would not touch the damages.
I personally saw a Toyota Camry at a Toyota dealership that had lost a motor because of a jiffy lube mistake. The car had been sitting four months. At that time the parent company of jiffy lube, Pennzoil hadn't even decided that Jiffy lube caused the problem.
If you get the oil changed at your new car dealer they'll stand by their mistake and supply you with a new motor without a blink. It's also better to go to your dealer as a recorded file will prove that punctual service work had been done to protect your warranty.
All jiffy lube joints use Pennzoil. Your car does not call for 10W-30. All new cars today use either 5W-30 or 5W-20.
For gosh sakes, do all you can to keep your warranty intact.
If I remember right, I think it is Valvoline. It's an o k oil if you like parafin in your engine. Rates right up there with Penzoil.
Ask any good mechanic what he thinks about Penzoil!
Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Some time ago, the oil pressure light on my car started flickering. I went to a shop and they told me the oil pressure switch (sending unit) was leaking oil and they changed a new one. A few days later, the light came on again and I went back to the shop. They told me the unit was bad and they changed another one for me without charge. A couple of months later, it started flickering again. This time, the shop told me that the unit was burnt out due to low oil level as the oil level was about 1 quart from the maximum line. Still, they said they changed the unit for me since it鈥檚 still under warranty but they charged me for the labor.
Here is my question. Can oil pressure switch (sending unit) be burnt out that easily just because of low oil level? Where can I find product specifications or other helpful information? Is this normal practice for repair shops?Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Other engine parts would fail long before the oil pressure sending unit if you had a low oil failure. One quart low is not enough to cause any trouble at all. Sounds to me like you are either getting inferior parts or the parts are not being installed properly.Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
its called after market junk stick with original parts that wont happen. A lot of repair shops will not put in fuel pumps unless they are from the dealer 300-550 bucks. the after market ones for 80- 120 will most of the time be back time after time. so they tell ya up front they will not do that twice for free. starters, too a/c pumps too its not uncommon
Your repair shop doesn't know what they're doing.
Oil pressure do not go out all the time,Yes they leak but they're still sensing oil pressure.
try manufacture replacement
I don't see how that many sending units can burn-out when they are designed to operate in a temperature range conducive to that engine block, head and pan. Go to dealer parts dept. for print-out on specs and informative illustrations.
The oil pressure relay does not burn out by low oil. If that were the case, hundreds of thousands of switches would be replaced on a regular basis. Many variables are involved here, and trying to figure out what really is happening is impossible. My inclanation is the shop did not attach the wire to the sender proplerly/tight, or you really have an oil pressure issue. But if the latter is true, then the shop would have jumped at the chance to charge you for a new oil pump, or worse, engine. Have your oil changed, with a new filter, and see if that light comes on again. Some oil pressure sensors, especially on older vehicles, needed to be ';primed'; with a drop of oil before installing.
The light should only come on when your oil level is low. I find it hard to believe that the sending unit (if that is what they changed) could go bad so quickly. First look underneath your car and see if there is oil leaking. Park on a spot where you don't see oil on the ground. Look underneath and see if there is oil leaking. Also check the dipstick for your oil level. If your oil levels stay normal you may not have a problem. The problem is probably the bearings in the crankshaft. You may be able to solve the problem with a heavier weight oil,
Here is my question. Can oil pressure switch (sending unit) be burnt out that easily just because of low oil level? Where can I find product specifications or other helpful information? Is this normal practice for repair shops?Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Other engine parts would fail long before the oil pressure sending unit if you had a low oil failure. One quart low is not enough to cause any trouble at all. Sounds to me like you are either getting inferior parts or the parts are not being installed properly.Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
its called after market junk stick with original parts that wont happen. A lot of repair shops will not put in fuel pumps unless they are from the dealer 300-550 bucks. the after market ones for 80- 120 will most of the time be back time after time. so they tell ya up front they will not do that twice for free. starters, too a/c pumps too its not uncommon
Your repair shop doesn't know what they're doing.
Oil pressure do not go out all the time,Yes they leak but they're still sensing oil pressure.
try manufacture replacement
I don't see how that many sending units can burn-out when they are designed to operate in a temperature range conducive to that engine block, head and pan. Go to dealer parts dept. for print-out on specs and informative illustrations.
The oil pressure relay does not burn out by low oil. If that were the case, hundreds of thousands of switches would be replaced on a regular basis. Many variables are involved here, and trying to figure out what really is happening is impossible. My inclanation is the shop did not attach the wire to the sender proplerly/tight, or you really have an oil pressure issue. But if the latter is true, then the shop would have jumped at the chance to charge you for a new oil pump, or worse, engine. Have your oil changed, with a new filter, and see if that light comes on again. Some oil pressure sensors, especially on older vehicles, needed to be ';primed'; with a drop of oil before installing.
The light should only come on when your oil level is low. I find it hard to believe that the sending unit (if that is what they changed) could go bad so quickly. First look underneath your car and see if there is oil leaking. Park on a spot where you don't see oil on the ground. Look underneath and see if there is oil leaking. Also check the dipstick for your oil level. If your oil levels stay normal you may not have a problem. The problem is probably the bearings in the crankshaft. You may be able to solve the problem with a heavier weight oil,
Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Some time ago, the oil pressure light on my car started flickering. I went to a shop and they told me the oil pressure switch (sending unit) was leaking oil and they changed a new one. A few days later, the light came on again and I went back to the shop. They told me the unit was bad and they changed another one for me without charge. A couple of months later, it started flickering again. This time, the shop told me that the unit was burnt out due to low oil level as the oil level was about 1 quart from the maximum line. Still, they said they changed the unit for me since it鈥檚 still under warranty but they charged me for the labor.
Here is my question. Can oil pressure switch (sending unit) be burnt out that easily just because of low oil level? Where can I find product specifications or other helpful information? Is this normal practice for repair shops?Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Other engine parts would fail long before the oil pressure sending unit if you had a low oil failure. One quart low is not enough to cause any trouble at all. Sounds to me like you are either getting inferior parts or the parts are not being installed properly.Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
its called after market junk stick with original parts that wont happen. A lot of repair shops will not put in fuel pumps unless they are from the dealer 300-550 bucks. the after market ones for 80- 120 will most of the time be back time after time. so they tell ya up front they will not do that twice for free. starters, too a/c pumps too its not uncommon
Your repair shop doesn't know what they're doing.
Oil pressure do not go out all the time,Yes they leak but they're still sensing oil pressure.
try manufacture replacement
I don't see how that many sending units can burn-out when they are designed to operate in a temperature range conducive to that engine block, head and pan. Go to dealer parts dept. for print-out on specs and informative illustrations.
The oil pressure relay does not burn out by low oil. If that were the case, hundreds of thousands of switches would be replaced on a regular basis. Many variables are involved here, and trying to figure out what really is happening is impossible. My inclanation is the shop did not attach the wire to the sender proplerly/tight, or you really have an oil pressure issue. But if the latter is true, then the shop would have jumped at the chance to charge you for a new oil pump, or worse, engine. Have your oil changed, with a new filter, and see if that light comes on again. Some oil pressure sensors, especially on older vehicles, needed to be ';primed'; with a drop of oil before installing.
The light should only come on when your oil level is low. I find it hard to believe that the sending unit (if that is what they changed) could go bad so quickly. First look underneath your car and see if there is oil leaking. Park on a spot where you don't see oil on the ground. Look underneath and see if there is oil leaking. Also check the dipstick for your oil level. If your oil levels stay normal you may not have a problem. The problem is probably the bearings in the crankshaft. You may be able to solve the problem with a heavier weight oil,
Here is my question. Can oil pressure switch (sending unit) be burnt out that easily just because of low oil level? Where can I find product specifications or other helpful information? Is this normal practice for repair shops?Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
Other engine parts would fail long before the oil pressure sending unit if you had a low oil failure. One quart low is not enough to cause any trouble at all. Sounds to me like you are either getting inferior parts or the parts are not being installed properly.Quality of Oil Pressure Switch?
its called after market junk stick with original parts that wont happen. A lot of repair shops will not put in fuel pumps unless they are from the dealer 300-550 bucks. the after market ones for 80- 120 will most of the time be back time after time. so they tell ya up front they will not do that twice for free. starters, too a/c pumps too its not uncommon
Your repair shop doesn't know what they're doing.
Oil pressure do not go out all the time,Yes they leak but they're still sensing oil pressure.
try manufacture replacement
I don't see how that many sending units can burn-out when they are designed to operate in a temperature range conducive to that engine block, head and pan. Go to dealer parts dept. for print-out on specs and informative illustrations.
The oil pressure relay does not burn out by low oil. If that were the case, hundreds of thousands of switches would be replaced on a regular basis. Many variables are involved here, and trying to figure out what really is happening is impossible. My inclanation is the shop did not attach the wire to the sender proplerly/tight, or you really have an oil pressure issue. But if the latter is true, then the shop would have jumped at the chance to charge you for a new oil pump, or worse, engine. Have your oil changed, with a new filter, and see if that light comes on again. Some oil pressure sensors, especially on older vehicles, needed to be ';primed'; with a drop of oil before installing.
The light should only come on when your oil level is low. I find it hard to believe that the sending unit (if that is what they changed) could go bad so quickly. First look underneath your car and see if there is oil leaking. Park on a spot where you don't see oil on the ground. Look underneath and see if there is oil leaking. Also check the dipstick for your oil level. If your oil levels stay normal you may not have a problem. The problem is probably the bearings in the crankshaft. You may be able to solve the problem with a heavier weight oil,
Any suggestions on where to go for high-quality prints on canvas for an original heirloom oil painting?
giclee prints
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