Thalgo Absolute Rehydrating Serum, Yonka & more...
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Sun Jun 13, 2004 7:51 pm

H'lo all ~

I'm exceedingly new here (waves), so I hope this is the right forum in which to ask: would anyone care to share their experiences with a) Thalgo Absolute Rehydrating serum; b) Yonka's serum; c) Decleor's Rose D'Orient aromaessence and/or baume? I did try a search on each, but I was wondering if there was any more information to be had Smile

Thanks muchly in advance!

Tue Jun 15, 2004 1:11 am

Hi Marmalade wave

Welcome to the forum!

I've used the YonKa serum and still do (on and off). You use this at night either by itself or you can also mix it in with your moisturiser. I do like this serum but I also like (and have) some of the Decleor Aromaessence oils (though I have not tried the one you mentioned). I can't quite tell you what results you'd get with the YonKa, I never used it for long enough in one go to see any dramatic results. As with most things I use, I use it for prevention rather than cure. I tend to use it for about a week every month or so.

Mabsy

Tue Jun 15, 2004 1:11 pm

Thanks, Mabsy! Might I ask which of the Decleor aromaessences you have tried, and why you favour them? Also, I have the Decleor baume essential - do you think the Yonka serum would work underneath this at night? Smile

Wed Jun 16, 2004 6:04 am

I've tried the Neroli and the Angelique. The Angelique is supposed to be for dry skin (which is not me) but I find that I have no problems using this (though I don't use it everyday). From memory, the YonKa serum is a tad thicker than that Decleor oils.

I'm not too sure about using the YonKa serum underneath Essential Balm, I must say that I have never tried the two of them together. Perhaps you could email EDS and see what they say?

My personal preference would be to stick with the Decleor oils (as they really did seem lighter to me) and use the YonKa by itself.

Mabsy

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