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11-02-08, 05:13 PM
out of all of the products that you have tried, have you actually been for a facial in a salon or had any kind of skin analysis done by a qualified skin therapist? only cos i saw dermalogica on your list I would have thought that the salon would have done a really thorough consultation before giving you any samples or selling you any products, and I personally swear by dermalogica providing its the right products for the right person!
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11-02-08, 05:20 PM
Sounds like you need more than one moisturiser, cleanser, etc., and maybe a few facials would be beneficial.
Sodabubble is right have you had a proper skin analysis, I know you said dermalogica is a product you have tried but did you just buy it on-line. I love dermalogica and over the years I have tried lots of different product lines and its the only one I have never had a problem with, I have very sensitive skin (I have even had burns from some products). Trish ![]() |
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11-02-08, 06:33 PM
Hello
Have you tried using a more natural based line? I personally would only use a few the brands you mentioned. I think you need to visit a salon and not from a high street chain. I have suffered with my skin all my life and am very prone to out breaks if I eat the wrong foods for to long |
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11-02-08, 08:28 PM
thanks guys you've been great. i did have a dermalogica consultation but i dont think she was listening to me! had a facial too and didnt make my skin feel very nice. most salons i've been too seem to only stock one type of product so just seem to plug that even tho it might not be suitable...i've got an appointment to have a full skin check on thursday so fingers crossed!
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