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leesmith
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Joined: 28 Aug 2010
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Sat Aug 28, 2010 6:05 pm  |
| I recently tried an oxygen treatment from A Natural Difference and I love it, my clients love the results and I was wondering if anyone else has tried it? It was great for my acne client but i am wondering what some of the pther oxygen treatments are like. |
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Sat Sep 04, 2010 7:23 pm |
| I once had a Ling Ultrasound Oxygen facial. Results were good- mostly, skin more hydrated and plumped up. Effects lasted for a couple of days. |
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Sat Sep 04, 2010 9:43 pm |
| I had one a few years ago and didn't see any noticeable difference between that and a regular facial. If there was a slight difference, it certainly didn't last for more than a day or 2. |
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40, Asian, Fitpatrick III with mostly moderate hyperpigmentation and isolated severe. Currently on Obagi Nu-Derm. |
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Sun Sep 05, 2010 12:40 am |
Wouldn't the oxygen somehow escape once you are done the facial?
I kind of doubt it would be stuck under your skin.
I dunno though?
I know oxygen is good for you if you are deficient in it and short of breath.
the few times I did need oxygen for surgeries or asthma I did nto see that it improved my skin any way.
if your oxygen levels are low then maybe some actual oxygen can help you.
but if you are fine I doubt it would do anything.
also I do not undertstand how you can trap oxygen in a cream.
if it is just in a jar would the oxygen not escape when you open that?
I know hospitals store oxygen in special pressurized tanks.
I also see this man on the bus every day and he is somewhat older,overweight and he has a oxygen tank backpack as he seems to not be able to walk around without oxygen.
I guess technology has come quite far thesedays.
I am not a medical person,so if someone can explain how oxygen is trapped in a skin cream I'd be interested in hearing that  |
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