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Tue Jul 18, 2006 10:11 am  |
Juju--makes sense about their line being less expansive. thanks for checking about the eyes for me, thank you! i checked out their japanese site and they seem to offer a few more products like you said, i even noticed a sunscreen! my travel pack came! am loving it so much  i have another question for you, do you know what the difference between the moisture replenishing cream and the arouge skin silkening gel? i used the 2 in combo now and the results are luxurious, but i was wondering if i could get away with using just one at a time? |
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about to hit my 40s, retin-a user, differin, LRP |
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Tue Jul 18, 2006 10:49 am |
| Use both when you need more hydration. You can use only gel in daytime and cream before bedtime. |
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normal to combination (T-zone), medium tone, occasional break out, love organic skin care |
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Tue Jul 18, 2006 11:21 am |
| thanks lady! |
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about to hit my 40s, retin-a user, differin, LRP |
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Fri Jul 21, 2006 3:30 am |
| How about SK II, i tried some of their products while ago, never get any allergic reaction. my skin is quite sensitive. |
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Fri Nov 03, 2006 7:56 am |
| Most japanese skincare products contain good amount of alcohol. It's really hard to find ones for sensitive skin. |
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Sat Dec 30, 2006 9:10 am |
Hi:
I am very interested in giving the Arouge line a try. I noticed they do not list the full ingredients list; they only list "key ingredients". Do you know where I can find a full ingredient list? I tried contacting the company through their inquiry page, but for whatever reason, I can not submit the inquiry.
Cheers.
LL |
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Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:17 am |
LL I am not aware of any place that has the complete ingredient lists online. If you can't contact Arounge then I could type the ingredients for products you are interested in. Let me know what products you are "really" interested in and I will post the ingredients for you. I use the word really because while I don't mind typing ingredient lists it does take a while!  |
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Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:43 pm |
Thanks for the offer!
I am really interested in trying Arouge's Delicate Foaming Face Wash, Skin Silkening Gel, and Moisture Replenishing Cream. Thank you for much for your effort!
LL |
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Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:44 pm |
Oh! Forgot I also wanted to know about the Makeup Remover.
From experience, do you tend to use the makeup remover before the cleansing foam? Can I use the cleansing foam alone?
LL |
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Sat Dec 30, 2006 10:54 pm |
| shiseido and fancl should be pretty good. |
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Sun Dec 31, 2006 12:52 pm |
Arouge Delicate Foaming Face Wash
Ingredients: Water, TEA-Cocoyl glutamate, butylene glycol, sodium cocoamphoacetate, glycerin, cocamide DEA, pentylene glycol, cerebrosides, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, orza sativa (rice) bran extract, proline, sodium PCA, lauramide DRA, phenoxyehtanol, sodium lactate, sorbitol, xanthan gum.
Arounge Skin Silkening Treatment Gel
Ingredients: Water, butylene glycol, glycerin, pentylene glycol, PEG-20, 6-aminocaproic acid, cerebrosides, dipotassium glycyrrhizate, oryza sativa (rice) bran extract, sodium hyaluronate, squalane, arginine, carbomer, hydrogenated lecithin, phenoxyethanol, tocoperol,xanthan gum.
I will have to see if I have the ingredients for the Moisture Replenishing Cream and the Makeup Remover. I am pretty sure that I have samples of these two and that they list the ingredients but I am not sure.
LL-So far the only product that I have used is the cleansing foam. I used the trial size and it was gentle and did not irritate. I only used this by itself as a morning cleanser. I just use cleansing oil in the evening to cleanse and remove makeup and don't follow that with another cleanser. The "proper" way is to use the Makeup Remover and then follow with the cleansing foam in the evenings and then to use the cleansing form in the mornings. Depending on how much makeup you wear or if you wear sunscreen you might be able to use just the cleansing foam and not the makeup remover in the evening. I never used the cleansing foam in the evening though so I can't say if this would work or not. |
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Wed Jan 03, 2007 9:17 am |
Thank you so much for all the info about Arouge. I will definitely try a trial size.
Cheers.
LL |
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Wed Jan 03, 2007 9:47 am |
| thanks for arouge link! |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 10:48 am |
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| skincareaddicted wrote: |
TheresaL--duh me, i didn't even see that since my screen is small (on my laptop), i had to scroll all the way to the right  sounds good and the price isn't too bad.
i think i have decided on either arouge or la roche posay. anyone know which one is better for my mom? she is in her 50s, has sensitive skin, and also rosacea--which has been acting up because of the hot summer here in southern cali. |
skincareaddicted I almost missed the English part myself!
I don't know which LRP products you are thinking of but let me share my experience with the Toleraine range. The Toleraine Foaming Cleanser is way too drying even for oily skin. I even had my husband try it to see what he thought and he said it felt like he had washed his face twice (he uses soap)!! The Toleraine Fluid is very nice texture wise and is great for oily skin because it absorbs very well. However, I did find that if my skin was feeling even a little irritated the Fluid stung my skin when I applied it. I also have a suspicion that it was clogging my pores and causing more breakouts although this might not be a problem with your mother. I am not using the Fluid now but perhaps in the future I will try it again and see if it causes the same problem.
I am going to order the Arouge travel kit today and request samples. I will let you know how it works with my sensitive/dehydrated/oily skin. If your Mom tries it let us know what she thinks! |
LRP Toleraine does the same thing to me! I thought I was crazy after reading so many good reviews of the moisterizing fluid so I tried to use it on 2 separate occasions and ended up having reactions both times  ! I am so ordering the Arouge kit now! Thanks for all the great info. everyone !! |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 11:26 am |
Thanks poohisey! This line looks interesting too (I'm going to be so broke this month! )! Can you remember which products you liked? They seem to have quite a selection. |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 12:18 pm |
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Thanks poohisey! This line looks interesting too (I'm going to be so broke this month! )! Can you remember which products you liked? They seem to have quite a selection. |
jjb, I had good experience with Dr ci labo too. If you have sensitive skin, Aqua-Collagen-Gel Super Sensitive is good to start with. Their red face toner is also good but I don't see these two listed on the US site. Hmmm. I know some japanese sites and taiwanese sites have them but the sites are not in English. |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:45 pm |
| jjb wrote: |
Thanks poohisey! This line looks interesting too (I'm going to be so broke this month! )! Can you remember which products you liked? They seem to have quite a selection. |
I like alot of products from them . You can asked them for some samples before you make a purchase or buy the trial kit.
Here's a list of stuff that I've tried and like from them:
Ci Water Spray Mist
Super Cleansing Gel
Super Washing Foam
Aqua-Collagen-Gel Super Moisture
Aloe Enriched Aqua-Collagen-Gel
Pore White Peel
ECU Brightening Gel Cream
ECU Deep Brightening Mask
Basic Black Blemish Control Gel
Basic Black Blemish Control Soap
Basic Black Blemish Control Moisture Gel
j0g6345, I'm waiting for their Super Sensitive line to be release in US! |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 3:46 pm |
| Thanks j0g6345! I'm excited to try it! I just found out that there is a store here that carries both these lines, so I think I'm going to stop by and see if I can try them out! |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 4:25 pm |
| poohlisey wrote: |
| jjb wrote: |
Thanks poohisey! This line looks interesting too (I'm going to be so broke this month! )! Can you remember which products you liked? They seem to have quite a selection. |
I like alot of products from them . You can asked them for some samples before you make a purchase or buy the trial kit.
Here's a list of stuff that I've tried and like from them:
Ci Water Spray Mist
Super Cleansing Gel
Super Washing Foam
Aqua-Collagen-Gel Super Moisture
Aloe Enriched Aqua-Collagen-Gel
Pore White Peel
ECU Brightening Gel Cream
ECU Deep Brightening Mask
Basic Black Blemish Control Gel
Basic Black Blemish Control Soap
Basic Black Blemish Control Moisture Gel
j0g6345, I'm waiting for their Super Sensitive line to be release in US! |
Thanks poohlisey! I must've been writing a reply to j0g6345 when your response went up! I'm hoping that they'll have some samples at the store here - the list you gave will really come in handy for that . |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 5:04 pm |
| jjb wrote: |
| poohlisey wrote: |
| jjb wrote: |
Thanks poohisey! This line looks interesting too (I'm going to be so broke this month! )! Can you remember which products you liked? They seem to have quite a selection. |
I like alot of products from them . You can asked them for some samples before you make a purchase or buy the trial kit.
Here's a list of stuff that I've tried and like from them:
Ci Water Spray Mist
Super Cleansing Gel
Super Washing Foam
Aqua-Collagen-Gel Super Moisture
Aloe Enriched Aqua-Collagen-Gel
Pore White Peel
ECU Brightening Gel Cream
ECU Deep Brightening Mask
Basic Black Blemish Control Gel
Basic Black Blemish Control Soap
Basic Black Blemish Control Moisture Gel
j0g6345, I'm waiting for their Super Sensitive line to be release in US! |
Thanks poohlisey! I must've been writing a reply to j0g6345 when your response went up! I'm hoping that they'll have some samples at the store here - the list you gave will really come in handy for that . |
jjb, you are welcome and good luck 
poohlisey, have you tried their Aqua Sonic and
V-IONICA beauty machines? I wonder if they are useful and worth the price So tempting. |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:00 pm |
| j0g6345 wrote: |
jjb, you are welcome and good luck
poohlisey, have you tried their Aqua Sonic and
V-IONICA beauty machines? I wonder if they are useful and worth the price So tempting. |
j0g6345, I have to be honest, I wanted to try their Aqua Sonic, but it's waaaay to expensive for my budget. I'm a college student and trying to be a RATIONAL consumer, but always get carry away  . Instead of buying Aqua Sonic, I decided to buy another ultrasonic massager.
I bought Ultrasonic Beauty. You can check it out at this website:
http://www.ib3health.com/products/UltrasonicBeauty/SonicBeauty/Index.shtml
To me, the Ultrasonic Beauty is worth every single penny! I saw a dramatic change in my skin within days. I use it every single day for about 3 months now. There's a lot less breakouts, smoother skin, even complexion, my pore shrink and it also make my skin feel so nice......like my little baby niece skin so I'm super happy with it .
I love the machine, hehehe. If you like to get facial massage, I recommend it!
I think Aqua Sonic probably is better since it cost more than 2x the one I got! From my experience using Ci Labo products, their stuff really works as they advertisted it.  |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 6:56 pm |
[quote="poohlisey]j0g6345, I have to be honest, I wanted to try their Aqua Sonic, but it's waaaay to expensive for my budget. I'm a college student and trying to be a RATIONAL consumer, but always get carry away . Instead of buying Aqua Sonic, I decided to buy another ultrasonic massager.
I bought Ultrasonic Beauty. You can check it out at this website:
http://www.ib3health.com/products/UltrasonicBeauty/SonicBeauty/Index.shtml
To me, the Ultrasonic Beauty is worth every single penny! I saw a dramatic change in my skin within days. I use it every single day for about 3 months now. There's a lot less breakouts, smoother skin, even complexion, my pore shrink and it also make my skin feel so nice......like my little baby niece skin so I'm super happy with it .
I love the machine, hehehe. If you like to get facial massage, I recommend it!
I think Aqua Sonic probably is better since it cost more than 2x the one I got! From my experience using Ci Labo products, their stuff really works as they advertisted it. [/quote]
hey thanks for the great info. The one you got looks quite nice too! Though I am still tempted for the Dr. Ci labo one. Let me check them out. I will let you know which one I get and how it works out
Thanks again. It's so nice to get these useful information.
Jasmine |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 7:51 pm |
| I've used shiseido d program. this line product for sensitive skin. it just water and silicone |
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Sun Feb 25, 2007 8:13 pm |
| j0g6345 wrote: |
hey thanks for the great info. The one you got looks quite nice too! Though I am still tempted for the Dr. Ci labo one. Let me check them out. I will let you know which one I get and how it works out
Thanks again. It's so nice to get these useful information.
Jasmine |
You're welcome! Happy to help out .
You can get Ci Labo and tell me all about it. It's my dream machine right now . |
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