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clearlipstick
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Joined: 10 Aug 2008
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Sun Aug 10, 2008 9:16 pm  |
Hi all, I have been lurking here for some time reading through this forum particularly to look for specific answers. The more I looked the more products popped up that I simply Must have.. 
I have the vua trend. I am very happy with it. Some have noted they have lost facial volume. I have to but mine is fluid only I believe.
This I believe is a micro-current device.
I also now am going to purchase the prolight red and amber to cut down on time per session.
I need advice based on the above basics in my regime.
I wish to treat...age creapyness around the cheeks when I smile. I also have loose neck skin that does not bounce back when pinched.
Ultra-sound vs ionic therapy...which is best?
I want a product to clean and push actives into my skin. I know negative ions are very good for well being so I was leaning towards a machine with both positive and negative charge features.
I have read so many posts but need precise advice for guidance of choice.
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 6:50 am |
Tiffany,
Welcome to EDS!
Before you buy ANY additional tools, I would talk to Rita at ProLight...she is a wealth of information on all skin tools, and can tell you which tools are best for your skin condition.
She will also put together a comprehensive skin care plan as part of your ProLight purchase, and that will include the schedule for any other tools. |
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Mon Aug 11, 2008 10:04 am |
| clearlipstick wrote: |
Hi all, I have been lurking here for some time reading through this forum particularly to look for specific answers. The more I looked the more products popped up that I simply Must have..
I have the vua trend. I am very happy with it. Some have noted they have lost facial volume. I have to but mine is fluid only I believe.
This I believe is a micro-current device.
I also now am going to purchase the prolight red and amber to cut down on time per session.
I need advice based on the above basics in my regime.
I wish to treat...age creapyness around the cheeks when I smile. I also have loose neck skin that does not bounce back when pinched.
Ultra-sound vs ionic therapy...which is best?
I want a product to clean and push actives into my skin. I know negative ions are very good for well being so I was leaning towards a machine with both positive and negative charge features.
I have read so many posts but need precise advice for guidance of choice.
Tiffany |
I second Bethany's advice:-) I purchased both the Proilght Red and Amber and with the delivery received a personalized treatment plan specific to my situation from Rita. The reduced treatment time of the Prolights is really helpful with my busy schedule. I've learned how to use both simultaneously...another time saver  |
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Tue Aug 12, 2008 5:58 pm |
| batwhirl wrote: |
| clearlipstick wrote: |
Hi all, I have been lurking here for some time reading through this forum particularly to look for specific answers. The more I looked the more products popped up that I simply Must have..
I have the vua trend. I am very happy with it. Some have noted they have lost facial volume. I have to but mine is fluid only I believe.
This I believe is a micro-current device.
I also now am going to purchase the prolight red and amber to cut down on time per session.
I need advice based on the above basics in my regime.
I wish to treat...age creapyness around the cheeks when I smile. I also have loose neck skin that does not bounce back when pinched.
Ultra-sound vs ionic therapy...which is best?
I want a product to clean and push actives into my skin. I know negative ions are very good for well being so I was leaning towards a machine with both positive and negative charge features.
I have read so many posts but need precise advice for guidance of choice.
Tiffany |
I second Bethany's advice:-) I purchased both the Proilght Red and Amber and with the delivery received a personalized treatment plan specific to my situation from Rita. The reduced treatment time of the Prolights is really helpful with my busy schedule. I've learned how to use both simultaneously...another time saver |
I have the red prolight and I want the amber. I have to be patient though - Mortgage comes first 
Have you always used both of these? Or did you start with one and then add the other? I'm curious as to results of using both VS just one. Thanks. |
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Tue Aug 12, 2008 6:00 pm |
quote="clearlipstick"]Hi all, I have been lurking here for some time reading through this forum particularly to look for specific answers. The more I looked the more products popped up that I simply Must have..
Actually the product/device that came into my head immediately is the dermaroller but discuss with Rita and she can tell you what she thinks and suggest a size also.
this will aid in product penetration and effective for collagen boosting. |
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Wed Aug 13, 2008 5:55 pm |
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I have the red prolight and I want the amber. I have to be patient though - Mortgage comes first
Have you always used both of these? Or did you start with one and then add the other? I'm curious as to results of using both VS just one. Thanks. |
I started with a Baby Q however found the treatment time quite lengthy so I ordered both the Red and Amber Prolight. I use both hands and lights simultaneously. There are instructions that come with the lights that describe the two handed process. Mpstat uses both at the same time as well. |
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