Oily Skin Moisturizer That Belongs in Every Realtor’s bag

Last updated: August 31, 2026

Originally published in August, 2022.

Urban Hydration Aloe Vera Face Moisturizer - Clean beauty/skincare product for Christian professional women. Including realtors or real estate agents
Good for oily skincare

Real estate is a beautiful calling, but it doesn’t come without its hustle. Long days, busy showings, and the ever-changing weather can leave your skin feeling oily, dry, tired, or out of balance.

But sister, just like your faith keeps you centered, your skincare routine can keep you glowing.

The Word reminds us in 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 that our bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit. That means caring for your skin isn’t vanity. It’s stewardship.

We’ve tried a moisturizer that’s both effective and aligned with our values: Urban Hydration’s Aloe Vera Leaf Daily Gel Moisturizer.

Why You’ll Love This Skincare Find

You’ll love this moisturizer because it is lightweight and dermatologist-approved. This gel moisturizer fits right into your routine, especially on those busy mornings before showings. It’s two steps in one. It helps brighten your face and keeps it hydrated.

This product is a favorite because it’s gentle, affordable, and packed with natural, clean ingredients that soothe and refresh your skin without clogging your pores.

Here, you can always expect clean skincare recommendations.

If you struggle with sensitive oily skin or oily skin in general, especially in your T-zone (forehead, nose, and chin). This product truly helps control shine throughout the day.

It will also work for other skin types like dry, normal, or combination skin.

It absorbs beautifully, it leaves a cooling and hydrating finish that feels like a quick prayer for your face. Others have given it a five-star review, including us.

It’s made with:

  • Aloe Vera – known for its healing, hydrating power
  • Cucumber extract – calming and brightening
  • A bit of Vitamins A & E – for nourishment and glow
Realtor's will love this Aloe Face Moisturizer skincare/self-care product. It aligns with Christian values. Capital Femme.

Faith + Skincare: It All Ties Together

Your clients see your smile first and healthy skin can boost the confidence you bring into any room. Whether you’re rushing from an open house or winding down after a long day of negotiations, taking a moment to care for your skin is a small act of self-love rooted in faith.

And yes this moisturizer is:

  • Free from harmful chemicals like parabens and benzophenones
  • Made with clean, non-toxic ingredients
  • Perfect for sensitive, combination, and oily skin
  • Lightweight and breathable

Realtor + Skincare Tip

Keep a bottle in your work bag for a midday refresh. Just a pea-sized amount goes a long way. We like to dab a little under our eyes too. It helps with hydration and softens the appearance of fine lines, especially after long screen hours.

Whether you’re showing a home or heading to church, this bottle of joy is one way to care for the temple God gave you. And best of all? It aligns with your faith, your budget, and your busy schedule.

Add to your glow with this moisturizer.


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The Break and What to Expect Moving Forward

Editor’s Note: Capital Femme is now a space where skincare meets Scripture 💛

It’s been a little while since you’ve seen a new post here, but the pause was intentional. That time away gave space to reflect, recharge, and return with the kind of content you truly deserve. We hope this past month has been gentle on your soul and full of small reminders of grace.

Since we last connected, so much has been learned, and we’re excited to share it with you—because this space was created with you in mind.

Here’s what’s ahead:

✨ You can look forward to thoughtful insights, fresh perspectives, and content that speaks to both your skincare and your soul. Stay close. There’s so much goodness to come.

At Capital Femme, everything shared is designed to help you be well, from the inside out. We believe in self-care that’s sustainable and rooted in truth. That means caring for more than just your appearance. It means tending to your heart, your feelings, and your overall well-being.
As 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 reminds you: your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit, so worthy of care, inside and out.

It’s truly good to be back. And we hope you’ll keep meeting us here for this journey of beauty, balance, and faith.

See you soon. 💛

6 Benefits of Using Toner for Your Skin

Editor’s Note: This post was written before our faith-centered refocus, but we still stand by the message. Capital Femme is now a space where skincare meets Scripture 💛

“The UK’s sales of skin toners have increased due to the increasing percentage of consumer use. For instance, British consumers spend 1.28 billion euros on women’s facial skin care products. Within this, 25% of women use a toner in 2019, but in the year 2020, 31% of women use toner.”

Some may think using a toner is a bit outdated. As someone who started out with this product in my skincare routine as a beginner, when it was all the rave. I can tell you from experience that it does make a difference in the appearance of your skin versus without it. This is especially true if you have oily skin. Toners have come a long way. Today’s toners focus on refreshing and hydrating the skin.

Demand for toners in Europe is high and this trend continues. Many toners on the market come in liquid, mist or gel form. Look at the UK, for example, which was mentioned above. Now let’s get into the benefits of toner, and they may vary depending on the kind of toner you use.

1. Cleansing

Personally this is the biggest benefit I’ve seen from using toner. It just gets that left over dirt or residue after cleansing and this is so important if you want to keep your pores clear. This is important to my oily skin readers.

2. Improvement of skin tone and texture

My second highest benefit from personal experience is that it helps ensure a uniform skin tone across your face. It also works on any texture and makes your skin so smooth, leaves you with some glow too ✨. Some toners may cause irritation due to overuse, depending on the ingredients in your routine and skin type. For example, using more than one acidic product daily.

3. Hydrating

Please please please use toners that are alcohol- free so you can avoid drying out your skin. I know that in times gone by that using certain popular brands have left the skin feeling tight. If you can, try to use a toner that will hydrate instead of drying out the skin.

4. Helps with absorption

Since using a toner generally gets rid of any dirt, makeup, dead skin cells or residue left after cleansing. This preps your skin making it easier to absorb the other products in your routine.

5. Minimize the appearance of pores

they do this by removing any excess oil, dirt or bacteria. It also helps seal pores to protect your skin from environmental stressors.

6. Helps balance your skin’s pH

It does this by having a neutral or slightly acidic pH, which balances out your skin’s alkaline nature after cleansing.

Takeaway

Normally you would want to use a toner as the second step after cleansing in your routine. Choose toners that are vegan or natural for healthy skin in the long run. Stick with products that make you look and feel good.

Also, don’t mistake a toner for an astringent, which is alcohol based and tends to be drying. Some toners have slightly acidic properties to help make your skin smooth and cleanse your pores. I would recommend you try it if you haven’t already or if you’ve stopped using it to add it back to your routine. Peace and love ♥

References (click to view)

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/what-does-toner-do

https://www.datamintelligence.com/research-report/skin-toner-market

Self-Care Days

Editor’s Note: This post was written before our faith-centered refocus, but we still stand by the message. Capital Femme is now a space where skincare meets Scripture 💛

Self-care (skincare) for real estate agents, realtors.

Life can get busy and crowded sometimes and it seems like you don’t have enough time in the day. Remember self- care is even more important on those days to replenish your energy 🔋. Make time for you.

The Importance of Skincare for Realtors and 5 Tips

Last updated: August 26, 2026

Editor’s Note: Capital Femme is now a space where skincare meets Scripture 💛

In a study conducted by OnePoll 64% of Americans feel guilty for not taking their skincare seriously and 58% wished they could go back in time to take care of their skin when they were younger.

Why skincare matters for real estate agents?

Skincare is essential because it protects, preserves and keeps your skin healthy. Maintaining a routine has both physical and emotional benefits like the ones below.

Key mental mealth benefits

Stress Reduction: Taking time to massage products onto your face lowers cortisol levels and activates sensory pathways that relax the nervous system.


Mindful Routine: A predictable morning or evening habit builds structure, offering a sense of stability and control during overwhelming times.


Happy Hormones: Intentional self-care acts trigger the release of feel-good neurotransmitters like dopamine and serotonin, which help ease anxiety and depression.

Having flawless skin can positively impact your real estate career by boosting self-confidence, enhancing personal branding, and positively influencing first impressions, which leads to higher hiring prospects.

While competence and skills are important, a polished and professional appearance, associated with clear skin, signals health, attention to detail, and trustworthiness to employers and clients.

Capital Femme: 5 reasons why skincare is important. List of skincare benefits.

No matter where you are in your journey, I’ve put together a few general skincare tips that will help you keep your skin looking its best.

5 Skincare Tips

1. Keep your hands off your face as much as possible

Only clean materials, items and hands should touch your face.

2. Try to reduce popping pimples or acne

This can help reduce acne scarring and dark spots (hyperpigmentation) instead try gently exfoliating, applying a clay mask, or some retinol. A study found that 43% of people regret picking at their acne.

3. Cleanse and moisturize daily

Your skin will thank you for this over time, helps to reduce acne, early signs of aging and improve your skin’s texture by making it smoother. Take note that using only water will not cleanse your skin properly.

Many think your face doesn’t need moisturizer. Especially if you have oily skin. Well, that couldn’t be further from the truth. All skin types need to be moisturized. This moisturizer works for any skin type. It not only moisturizes, it also helps brighten the skin and won’t clog your pores.

4. Use non-comedogenic products

As you may know, these are products that will not clog your pores. Sun protection is also important.

5. Stay hydrated

This helps your skin be firmer and plump. It can also benefit you to have a healthier diet, reducing trans fat and processed food consumption, in exchange for whole foods like nuts, fruits & vegetables.

You can prevent things like premature aging, sun spots and even cancer.

Final Self-Care Reminder

I know sometimes life can get busy, start small, even if it’s for just 10 minutes. These tips apply no matter what your skin type is, your age, gender and whether you’re just starting out or have an advanced routine. Whatever you do, don’t forget to moisturize. You can implement the tips above one at a time and you will see a difference.

Skincare is more than applying products. It’s great for your mental health too.

As you care for your skin remember:

“Do you know that your bodies are temples of the Holy Spirit, who is in you, whom you have received from God? You are not your own; you were bought at a price. Therefore honor God with your bodies.”

– 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 (NIV)


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References (click to view)

https://nypost.com/2020/08/04/more-than-90-percent-of-people-polled-say-their-skin-is-healthier-after-spending-significantly-more-time-at-home

https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-clarity/202412/can-skincare-influence-your-brain-and-mood

The Wonders of Aloe Vera for Your Skin and Overall Health

Editor’s Note: This post was written before our faith-centered refocus, but we still stand by the message. Capital Femme is now a space where skincare meets Scripture 💛

Picture of hummingbird on Aloe Vera Plant benefits for skincare and overall health. By Capital Femme

Aloe Vera, in Jamaica it is also known as Sinkle bible. It is usually grown in tropical, semi- tropical zones but can be found all over the world. It thrives in warm, dry climates. This plant has many purposes, especially for skincare. Let’s look at a few of them.

Skincare benefits

It has antibacterial and antioxidant properties that can be used to treat numerous skin conditions. This plant has healing powers and can help treat cuts, scrapes minor burns including sunburn and minor wounds.

Due to its anti-bacterial properties, it helps manage excessive acne. It is also anti-inflammatory and soothes redness, flare-ups, irritation and promotes healing of acne scars. 

The antioxidants found in Aloe help fight free radicals. Free radicals are unstable atoms that can damage cells, causing illness and aging. 

Some of its additional benefits are moisturizing oily and dry skin, soothing inflammation, frostbite, cold sores, eczema and psoriasis.

For oily skin, aloe vera works because it has high water content which hydrates the skin and is a non-greasy moisturizer. Aloe vera can also be used as a toner as it is gentle enough that it won’t dry out your skin while helping to control oil production.

This plant is also known to help with wrinkles by increasing collagen production and improving skin elasticity.

The most potent form of the plant is the gel, you can use Over-the-counter aloe gel or you can use it directly from the plant.

Digestive benefits

When consumed aloe vera can be used to reduce:

Dental plaque – It can be used as an alternative to chemical mouthwash and can provide relief from bleeding or swollen gums.

Constipation – laxatives within the plant may help relieve constipation.

Blood sugar levels – consuming aloe vera can help persons with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes.

Aloe vera is a rich source of:

  • Vitamin A
  • Vitamin E
  • Vitamin C
  • Beta-carotene
  • Calcium
  • Folic Acid
  • Magnesium

Precautions

It may soothe sunburn but is not a replacement for sunscreen. So please use your sun protection. You can be sensitive to aloe vera and should try a small patch test on somewhere like your forearm. If you experience any adverse reaction stop using it. Try not to use this plant too frequently.

Finally

Aloe vera is a succulent plant packed with many benefits including skin care, digestion and nutrition. There are studies and data available that back these claims. However, you should be cautious of how much aloe you consume. This natural resource is truly extraordinary and with care can be great for your health.