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Tue Oct 29, 2013 4:03 am  |
| Did everyone notice that on the list of ingredients to avoid, humectants are listed. Considering that most of us are needling in HA - I would like to know what his reasoning is. |
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Fri Nov 08, 2013 7:47 am |
| Keliu wrote: |
| Did everyone notice that on the list of ingredients to avoid, humectants are listed. Considering that most of us are needling in HA - I would like to know what his reasoning is. |
Dr S divides all humectants into 2 categories: givers and takers. HA along with sodium PCA, honey and lactic acid are givers, they saturate and hydrate. He does not recommend takers ( glycerine, butelene glycol, etc.) and hazardous humectants ( urea, sorbic acid, etc.)
He still recommends using HA after cosmetic needling. Which HA product do you, guys, use?
Did anyone try Environ Ionzyme Focus Hydrating Serum (http://www.touchofskincare.ca/environ-ionzyme-cquence/environ-ionzyme-focus-hydrating-serum.html)? Bethany? |
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