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Wed Nov 01, 2006 2:05 pm  Quote |
I have been away, posting rather infrequently because now that school has started (I'm a teacher) I've been very busy so imagine my surprise when I log onto "my messages" on a whim to see that I won a $50 voucher from EDS! It's like Christmas in October though I didn't see it until today November 1st. 
I think I'd like to spend my voucher on a gift for my sister but I don't have any clue of what to get her. She's my twin so we both have similar skin (sensitive, prone to spots, too much rubbing will cause small red veins etc...) but she doesn't live here in Sweden she lives in a very warm and humid climate so her skin care routine is probably very different from mine. I don't want to ask her since that would sort of give away the surprise. She's 35 like me so she is using anti-ageing creams of sorts but her face like mine can get oily. Does anyone have ideas?
Also, does anyone know if even though I won the voucher I could have the item sent to someone else, that someone being my sister? |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 2:40 pm Quote |
| I won a voucher recently too and had a gift sent to my mom. How thoughtful of you to want to send a gift to your sister! With all of the discounts and vouchers EDS makes it so easy to give skin care gifts to family and friends. Does your sister have a C serum? It seems like that's really the key to anti-aging. I ordered alphaderma CE for my mom and it came with a free C serum. It was a $ 109.00 USD purchase though. I'll try to think of other things you could give your sister. Congrats on your win! Welcome back! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 2:48 pm Quote |
| Congrats !!! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 4:13 pm Quote |
| Awww what a nice sister! My suggestion isn't exactly skincare, per se, but if your sister's skin leans toward oily I think that Jurlique's Rose Silk dust would make just the loveliest gift. It smells so nice, it goes on clear so it's good for any skin tone, and it's good for your skin too--- I even sleep in it! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:16 pm Quote |
Congratulations!  |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 5:59 pm Quote |
| manslayerliz wrote: |
| Awww what a nice sister! My suggestion isn't exactly skincare, per se, but if your sister's skin leans toward oily I think that Jurlique's Rose Silk dust would make just the loveliest gift. It smells so nice, it goes on clear so it's good for any skin tone, and it's good for your skin too--- I even sleep in it! |
What a good idea! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 6:16 pm Quote |
Thank you for the responses.
I don't know if she uses a vitamin C treatment.
I will be visiting my sister over the holiday so perhaps I could find out then without giving away the secret. Does anyone know how long the voucher is good for? I will be visiting her in the middle of December, could I still order/use my voucher then? |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 6:30 pm Quote |
| Anna_in_Sweden wrote: |
Thank you for the responses.
I don't know if she uses a vitamin C treatment.
I will be visiting my sister over the holiday so perhaps I could find out then without giving away the secret. Does anyone know how long the voucher is good for? I will be visiting her in the middle of December, could I still order/use my voucher then? |
I believe it's good for e whole year |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 6:37 pm Quote |
| manslayerliz wrote: |
| Awww what a nice sister! My suggestion isn't exactly skincare, per se, but if your sister's skin leans toward oily I think that Jurlique's Rose Silk dust would make just the loveliest gift. It smells so nice, it goes on clear so it's good for any skin tone, and it's good for your skin too--- I even sleep in it! |
I second this, it would make a great present. You are such a sweet sister! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 8:08 pm Quote |
| Congratulations! |
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Wed Nov 01, 2006 8:49 pm Quote |
CONGRATULATIONS!!!
I'm new, but it is so nice to see someone win a prize and give it to someone else. Very sweet!
| Anna_in_Sweden wrote: |
I have been away, posting rather infrequently because now that school has started (I'm a teacher) I've been very busy so imagine my surprise when I log onto "my messages" on a whim to see that I won a $50 voucher from EDS! It's like Christmas in October though I didn't see it until today November 1st.
I think I'd like to spend my voucher on a gift for my sister but I don't have any clue of what to get her. She's my twin so we both have similar skin (sensitive, prone to spots, too much rubbing will cause small red veins etc...) but she doesn't live here in Sweden she lives in a very warm and humid climate so her skin care routine is probably very different from mine. I don't want to ask her since that would sort of give away the surprise. She's 35 like me so she is using anti-ageing creams of sorts but her face like mine can get oily. Does anyone have ideas?
Also, does anyone know if even though I won the voucher I could have the item sent to someone else, that someone being my sister? |
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Thu Nov 02, 2006 1:17 am Quote |
| Congratulations |
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Thu Nov 02, 2006 7:45 pm Quote |
| Congrats. Maybe I have to post more often. |
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