Ok I need help with hair products. I have curly hair which is typically on the dry side and needs lots of moisture which is usually in the form of oils and butters. I can’t use anything I have, but Dr. Cody mentioned that there’s someone here in Skool land who has a really great line of products. Help!

Hi All, I love my M·A·C Cosmetics products especially their foundation and skin care so I checked to see which ones are oil free below are the results M·A·C Cosmetics offers a wide range of oil-free products, particularly within their Studio Fix and Pro Longwear lines, which are designed for long wear and oil control. These formulations are ideal for oily or combination skin types as they provide a matte or natural finish without adding excess oil.

I discovered these oil free products and hope this list helps you live your life without sacrificing good products. The face products are from Keihl’s, Jan Marino face cleanser from Target, Wow hair root boost from Amazon, makeup foundation from Sephora, Davine’s products - Dede shampoo or Minu shampoo for colored hair and Dede conditioner. Massage gel from RH ALCHEMY. I had a massage today and I brought it w me. It worked well enough. I had a satisfying massage. And Neutrogena sunscreen. I posted this under weight loss tips because these products will help you stay on track.

I love all the beauty product tips in here! But… I’m still on the hunt for an oil free sunscreen for me and the kids/ family this summer. We’re on the lake and in the sun pretty much all day every day so we blow through it and need something affordable. I have looked through some of the brands members have suggested but haven’t found anything. Does anyone use something they love?

We had a powerful LIVE training yesterday inside Fit Over 40. If you’ve ever felt like you’re doing everything right… But the scale randomly jumps up the next day; this is something you’ll want to understand. Here’s what we walked through: • Oils and lotions can create an occlusive layer on the skin• This traps heat and moisture, altering normal skin function• The body can respond with localized inflammation and fluid retention• That can show up as temporary weight increases (not fat gain)• Over time, repeated inflammation can slow consistent progress When you remove these inputs, the body often: • Regulates fluid balance more efficiently • Lowers unnecessary inflammatory signals • Creates a more stable environment for fat loss So how do you hydrate your skin???? We also had a member join us and share some low / no-oil product options that support your results instead of working against them. If you missed it, watch the replay below 👇This is one of those small shifts that can create very real, visible changes.