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June 14, 2015
Really hydrates!
It took me a while to get used to this. At first I wasn't diluting and my skin was horribly sticky and dry. Now I mix it with lots of water and spray it on and it's amazing! Not sticky and it really hydrates my skin and makes it look a bit plumper (my scars are less dented). AFter all kinds of lotions and oils, this has been the cheapest and most effective AND it's all-natural. Big thumbs up!
January 2, 2013
Cons:
If you don't dilute the glycerin with enough water, your face will get sticky. Using pure glycerin on your face is NOT recommended because it can dry out your skin.
I use a 1:10 (glycerin: water) mixture for my face and hair. I mix it up in a spray bottle so application is super easy. I've been acne-free for over a year since I've gotten on Dan's regimen and I only switched out my Cetaphil moisturizing lotion to try glycerin and water in the past week. It works just as well as Cetaphil with an added bonus: my face is much less oily when I wake up in the morning. You'll have to play around with the concentration because it depends how dry your skin/air is.
April 29, 2011
Pros:
Cheap, moisturising, no potential comodogenic ingredients
Cons:
Can feel a tad tacky
I just mix about 5 parts water to 1 part glycerin and pat on to face after washing, day and night.
Pros:
My face looks plump and hydrated. It absorbs quickly into my skin, unlike my usual moisturizer. I bought pure kosher vegetable glycerin (1 quart for $11). This will last me forever because I mix it in a 1:10 ratio whenever I use it.