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Tue Jun 17, 2008 1:55 am  |
autumn95, you`re right, there is no need to buy Ystheal eye cream, it has very-very low % of active ingredient and is totally useless.
I`m also oily, and I used Ystheal emulsion - it is made for oily or combi skins. I think cream will be too much for me.
have you any results from Ystheal or Eluage?
I have no results at all  |
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Tue Jun 17, 2008 6:36 pm |
| Aiva wrote: |
autumn95, you`re right, there is no need to buy Ystheal eye cream, it has very-very low % of active ingredient and is totally useless.
I`m also oily, and I used Ystheal emulsion - it is made for oily or combi skins. I think cream will be too much for me.
have you any results from Ystheal or Eluage?
I have no results at all |
I do have results from Ystheal. Not dramatic, but more even skin tone. When I use Eulage cream and then Eulage Gel on top around my crows feet; my lines are not as noticeable.
I did start off with Avene Emulsion which is not as heavy. I had stopped due to the ingredient polyacryamide that is in the Emulsion but not the cream. I have heard that the Emulsion no longer has this ingredient.
Maybe I should take a look at PSF for face? I would use up the Avenue Eulage cream and gel around eyes. |
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Wed Jun 18, 2008 2:29 am |
if you are in the USA or Canada, you might have a look at Avene Retrinal, it has 0.1% retinaldehyde. I`m struggling at the moment with Diacneal (0.1% retinaldehyde + 6% glycolic acid) 
PSF retinol might be a good choice too.
I`d just like to use smth stronger, closer to tretinoin. In fact I`m seriously considering Retin-A, but confused where to buy it from - here are these horror stories about Medsmex stealing credit card numbers.  |
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