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Fri Mar 10, 2006 8:28 am  |
Wow, now this product has a LONG name and I could not for the life of me work out what it was at first, so I better explain a bit.
Valmont make three products in the AWF line, each designed for different stages of ageing.
There is Cyto Complex E - Factor I ($250.00 on EDS), which is for wrinkle prevention
Cyto Complex EJ - Factor II ($290), is designed for skins lacking firmness and showing first signs of wrinkles.
Cyto Complex EJ-D - Factor III ($270), is for slacking skins with deep structural wrinkles.
I received a sample of Factor II and III.. Factor III has gone into a goodie bag for my 78 year old mum and I figured I would try the Factor II myself. At first i felt i was more the Factor I level and after the first two uses thought the Factor II was a bit rich for me, but after a day or two it really grew on me.
It felt beautiful on the skin, no greasiness, no excess oil throughout the day and no side effects (I did think at one point it was giving me a couple of spots, but I realized that they were more a purging-looking spot and I had just started using my Cellcosmet mask that I bought).
For the week the 5ml sample tube lasted I also used the Jurvedical serum underneath and I must say that since these two products ran out my skin has not looked or felt as nice. At $290 I really did NOT want to like this, but it has been added to my "list" (I keep a list of moisturizers I have tried samples of and liked so that when I go to make a purchase I dont have to look around and end up buying something I dont know much about and end up palming off onto hubby - like with Shu Uemura  )
An added bonus with this cream (which is not a thick cream by the way) is that beautiful signature Valmont scent.. The ingredients are listed on the inside of the box the sample came in, but as I dont have a microscope, I cannot read them to list here. |
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Fri Mar 10, 2006 3:10 pm |
Thank you for the review. I was looking into it. I just bought a lot of skin care products. After I'll be done with them, I may order Valmont.
Does anyone know how much Valmont and Juvena skincare is in Switzerland? |
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Mabsy
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Sat Mar 11, 2006 12:45 am |
| Tempting! I'd love to be able to try Factor I. I hope that also has that "Valmont scent" (I love that smell!). |
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