At what age is it indicated to start using this moisture?
1544065
Am not sure but my boss started using it at 25years and she has tremendous skin at 31years! Am 35years and started using it last winter and its showing great results.
1544066
At any adult age. I was 60 when I found it and I don't have any more wrinkles than I did then, if as many.
1544067
I agree with Loretta. You should start at least in your 20's. I started using it when I was 25. I am 44 now and my skin is absolutely fabulous. I use it every night after I wash my face to remove my makeup. It's light weight and not too heavy. It does not have a perfume scent to it. Also, make sure you get the kind that is best for your skin. I use combination, as I am oily through my tzone area. Again, a great product tp feed your skin. :)
456132
Just until it drys. If you are on the fence about buying don't be! Just buy it it's great !!!!
561
My son started using this at 5 months, but his feet didn't touch the ground until he was about 6 months. I put a phone book under is feet until he was tall enough.
1061379
We have several parents that begin using it at age 5. We normally recommend to begin using the alarm around age 7. Please let us know if we can answer any further questions.
1395197
Super easy! I am 63 years old and have arthritis in my hands and I am able to empty it with ease. We really love our dehumidifier. It keeps the house at the perfect level of humidity. We leave ours set at 60 which I believe is the default. Enjoy the comfort. :-)
125222
It truly depends on your needs and the moist/dryness, but I usually use a timer. 45 min - 1 hour a day during summer.
2239544
It tells you inside the pamphlet. Depending what region your in and how many ounces use it could be anywhere from 3-6 months.
363977
I started using it from the beginning of the pregnancy, twice a day and at 7 months i've used 1.5 jars. Will recommend for you to use it after you give birth.
335283
I'm not the manufacturer of the product, so I can't answer that question with any authority. However, I'd probably wait until the area is dry.
95333
I'm sure you could there is not a setting for that but if you have a control that you know the moisture. You could use that for the baseline.
203830
I don't believe this is a good idea. You will notice some moisture without doing this. You may want to contact the manufacturer directly.
925952
I would start with a small, lower heat fire after 24-48 hours, and gradually work up from there. My experience has been that even after it has dried enough to handle, there will still be some moisture that needs to escape. A gradual build fire can help you prevent extra cracking from this moisture.
1560518
Give it 30 min. to dry and if it feels dry to the tough. then you are good to go.
1012603
Sorry, I don't know the difference between this and the moisture. I use this everyday and love it.
1400760
I have dry skin, so I started to use a good quality night cream at a young age as well (not this one originally, because it wasn't on the market then). I have continued to do so throughout the years, and feel that I have benefited from this early start on face care. This product is designed for more mature skin, but I think you can never be too young to take care of your face's moisture needs. Give it a try - you'll love it!
2252577
Tj, I think 18 months is a safe age to begin introducing finger paints, but there are always exceptions to the rule. Any younger and you risk the child eating paint. Although Crayola states their products are nontoxic, I still wouldn't want my children to ingest paints of any kind. We used these paints with brushes and and a styrofoam meat tray as a pallet when my daughter was between 18-24mo. It is a smooth paint that can be thinned out with water. Starting with brushes and of course close adult supervision will help prevent child from eating paint while still allowing your child an enriching art experience. Keep some damp paper towels handy, and have fun! My own toddler just began using this product as actual finger paint at around 24 months.
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You can use them at anytime, because moisture is what causes them to dissolve, just keep them sealed in their container when you are using them and keep them away from moisture. I HAVE SOME THAT ARE AT LEAST A YEAR OLD AND ARE READY TO USE.