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Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:42 pm  |
you spray it on like a toner. I think it's just supposed to have some antioxidants and antinflammatories and perhaps some kind of light barrier against pollution and extreme weather. It seems to help reduce the redness and irritation from cold, but I live in a small town so I couldn't tell you about the pollution protection. I have no clue how any topical could prtect you from computer screens, however.
I saw in your sig you have eczema in winter and I wonder if it would help with that -- I get something like it every winter (don't know what it is, just bad dry patches) and so far I've been ok - hoping the spray will keep it at bay. |
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Thu Feb 08, 2007 9:45 pm |
| praia98 wrote: |
Looking forward to saving up for it and ordering it here  |
although I love EDS, you might want to try and find the little size somewhere (usually in spas and under $15) to see if you like it first, since the bottle here is HUGE (I've had it forever...good news is that it doesn't seem to go funky)
or try the "sensitized" skin kit, where you get minis of all the products for stressed out wintery skin. |
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