Re: masques
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free skin care · Tue Oct 19, 2004 9:43 am

I'm thinking about getting a masque. I see people raving about ES and I wonder if 1)a masque is a good thing for relatively dry skin 2) how close to your eyes do you apply it? and 3) given my type of skin, how often would I need to use it?
TIA Razz

free skin care · Tue Oct 19, 2004 10:05 am

I find ES very moisturising. I apply very close to eye underneath and just below eyebrow on top. Don't know if I am supposed to, but it works for me. If you order ES Judy will give you full instructions on best way to put on.
Lori

free skin care · Tue Oct 19, 2004 4:52 pm

I have also been using ES on a regular basis for the past 6 weeks and have had no problems with my skin feeling dry. I also apply it very close to my lower lids and most of the top lids as well.

free skin care · Tue Oct 19, 2004 9:01 pm

I've mentioned this before, I think, but to answer Nanapost's question, around the eyes, I personally recommend applying the masque above beginning at the browbone and stroking upward through the brow. Below, I start at the outer corner of the eye about 1/8" below the lash line and stroke inward going across the bridge of the nose to the opposite brow.

In the first 90 days, you apply the masque 2 to 3 times a week, after that maintenance consists of 1 to 2 times per week.

In addition to that, I personally apply a mixture of the masque and the ES serum together (more serum than masque) and apply it to the eye areas (same way as above) every night. This forms a VERY light masque that reduces puffiness and helps to keep you from "smushing" the eye area as you sleep.

This was not a recommendation that came with the masque from our chemists. It is an idea that my business partner came up with and it has worked well for me too.

My company does market the product (I know you all know that, but I'm following guidlines by putting that in every post.) Angel

JUDY

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 8:51 am

Thanks all, it looks like its unanimous (and I know Winnie's been loving it too), the ES masque!! At the moment I am expecting 3 packages in the mail. The masque is #1 on my list after those. Judy, I'll be in touch! Very Happy

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:02 am

Okay okay Ladies you have about driven me to the point of no return here lol. If you keep it up there is noooooooooo way I can resist buying the ES any longer.

It is a good thing my hubby is easy going or this site might well result in my demise hehe.

Sherri Laughing

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:16 am

do not resist. It is a miracle product. LOL

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 9:20 am

I never thought about mixing the masque with some of the serum for my eyes....I put the masque onto my eyelids, turned on mi headphones and listened to music to 30 mins..when I came to look at the clock to see how long I'd been chilling, I couldnt open my eyes!!!! Luckily I didnt trip over the cats! Laughing

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 10:51 am

Gucci wrote:

Luckily I didnt trip over the cats!

Maybe there should be a warning label, "Caution, this product may be harmful to small animals!" Laughing

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:21 am

Okay Lori that almost did me in but and there is a big but here lol. I have a consult scheduled with a PS (omg yes I admit to it lol) to discuss my options to improve my skin. Until then I am trying soooooooooo hard to refrain from buying anything else.

You lot sure don't help any hehe.

Sherri

Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:28 am

Nanapost wrote:

I'm thinking about getting a masque. I see people raving about ES and I wonder if 1)a masque is a good thing for relatively dry skin 2) how close to your eyes do you apply it? and 3) given my type of skin, how often would I need to use it?
TIA Razz

What is ES, and is this being advertised on our Forum??? Not talking

Good masks for dry skin: Cellcosmet Anti-Stress Mask, Dermalogica Intensive Moisture Mask, Pevonia Sevactive Mask, Decleor NutriDelice Nourishing Cereal Mask, or Juvena Juvelia Creamy Mask Plus.

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 11:52 am

ES= Esthers Secret and I don't see it as being advertised here even though Judy Marshall is a distributor. She handles herself in a very friendly and professional way.

Think it is Lori and Suzanne doing all the tempting when it comes to ES here hehe.

Sherri Laughing

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 12:49 pm

ES is Esthers Secret. Judy Marshall has been part of this board for a long time. Judy has helped all of us in so many ways. re: skincare, product ingredients, nutrition. I for one have received so much helpful information from her post.

Even though Judy's company distributes Esthers Secret, she has never pushed her product on anyone. Many of us are interested in products with Argireline in it. I happen to use another product with Argireline but have purchased the ES Masque. I contacted Judy. She never PMed me or sought my business. I was more impressed with Lori and Gucci's recommendations Very Happy

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Hope this helps.

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:20 pm

I think ES should be sold on here. Its a freat product.
Lori
PS sorry for tempting anybody to spend more money. Then again people do it to me all the time. Bad Grin

free skin care · Wed Oct 20, 2004 1:27 pm

loopylori wrote:

I think ES should be sold on here. Its a freat product.
Lori
PS sorry for tempting anybody to spend more money. Then again people do it to me all the time. Bad Grin

Actually, I approached EDS about marketing the version of the product that is sold only to spas and salons, but they said that they weren't taking on any new products at this time. My company would be happy to have the product sold on EDS.

JUDY

Wed Oct 20, 2004 7:20 pm

Thank goodness I found out about ES (Esters Secret.) You really should have it advertised on this forum.
The dermatologist I go to has his own Advanced Aesthetics Medi Spa and it doesn't have anything better than this. I've spent quiet a lot of money on laser rejuvenation and ES is just as good (much, much less expensive) and doesn't hurt. Some of the procedures I've had, especially laser, are painful.
Anyway, I've sure learned a lot from reading other's experiences. Every little bit of info we get from each other helps.
Some people are so much more willing to give of themselves and their experiences. Thanks, Judy

free skin care · Thu Oct 21, 2004 1:36 am

Same here, I approached Judy about the product, as I'd heard so many good things about it....and it is a great product....If EDS could stock it, that would be fabulous! Very Happy

free skin care · Thu Oct 21, 2004 5:24 am

I think I mispelt great. Well actually I know I did. SOOO sorry.
Lori
ps Judy you know we love you and ES

free skin care · Sun Oct 24, 2004 11:05 am

When should one start using ES or any product with argeriline(sp?)..I mean, is there an age requirement?

free skin care · Tue Oct 26, 2004 9:54 pm

sats wrote:

When should one start using ES or any product with argeriline(sp?)..I mean, is there an age requirement?

I have demonstrated it for someone as young as 22 and women as old as 82 and all had some result, although different for the different ages.

Women with more mature skin that has lost more firmness often shows the greatest lift, but younger skin often keeps the initial lift longer than more mature skin.

On younger skin (in 20's) the benefit that I see most is the skin looks very hydrated and firmed, even moist. Since the masque has a slight exfoliating effect, it gives the skin more clarity. For more mature skin, it takes using it longer to see as much clarity of the skin, which makes sense because more mature skin will have a duller appearance and the skin cells don't renew as quickly as younger skin.

While Argireline (acetyl hexapeptide-3) has received a great deal of attention for anti-aging, you need to remember that it works best when other ingredients are present such as quality anti-oxidants like green tea extract, grapeseed extract, and hydrating ingredients like hyaluronic acid. It's the combination of ingredients that works most effectively.

JUDY

Fri Nov 05, 2004 2:30 am

hello everyone! i am very very green to this board. i just bought some products from eds recently because they weren't carried in the u.s. and now i'm excited having stumbled upon this great site and forum.

ok, now you all have me curious. how would i get in contact with the es distributor from this board? judy, right? do you have a website? or some more info on es?

i am mask crazy. hehe. can't wait to try this!

Fri Nov 05, 2004 4:36 am

In the post above yours and at the bottom of that post there are three icons. The second will allow you to send Judy a private message on the forum. The third will allow you to send her an email

Smile

free skin care · Mon Nov 08, 2004 9:56 pm

Mabsy wrote:

In the post above yours and at the bottom of that post there are three icons. The second will allow you to send Judy a private message on the forum. The third will allow you to send her an email

Smile

Thanks for those helpful instructions Mabsy Smile

I've been scarce on the forum for a while since my computer monitor burned out (literally) on Friday. What a smell! Shock

Anyway, have a new one and am back to posting! Laughing

My husband rushed me to Austin to look for a new monitor. He says I'm too hard to live with when I'm having computer problems! Laughing

JUDY

Wed Dec 29, 2004 5:09 pm

Where can I purchase Ester's Secret masque???

I couldn't find it on the web only in the forum

Thank you.

Kathy

Wed Dec 29, 2004 8:39 pm

Hi Kathy,
You can buy Ester's Secret Mask onwww.Kingsway-Global.com. Put "facelift" in the upper right hand corner. You can buy just the mask or the serum.

The two products work better together. The mask gives the "lift" and the serum is a cutting edge product that has Argirelene.

Judy Marshall has developed special techniques for using the mask to get better results. So if you order, be sure to request her instructions.

Melba Smith

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