Review: Lifeline Skin Care
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free skin care · Mon Oct 01, 2012 7:33 pm

bethany wrote:

I just ordered a free sample...this may be my next SS product since I won't use AA and didn't like the smell of RL. Let's hope the 3rd time is a charm!

Can anyone advise me how I would incorporate this with my Environ products that I should use 2x a day? Thanks!

My advice is to contact customer service at Lifeline - either phone or email. I've found them to be very responsive.

free skin care · Tue Oct 02, 2012 9:08 pm

Panda1 wrote:

bethany wrote:

I just ordered a free sample...this may be my next SS product since I won't use AA and didn't like the smell of RL. Let's hope the 3rd time is a charm!

Can anyone advise me how I would incorporate this with my Environ products that I should use 2x a day? Thanks!

My advice is to contact customer service at Lifeline - either phone or email. I've found them to be very responsive.

Thanks!

free skin care · Thu Oct 04, 2012 10:30 am

bethany wrote:

Panda1 wrote:

bethany wrote:

I just ordered a free sample...this may be my next SS product since I won't use AA and didn't like the smell of RL. Let's hope the 3rd time is a charm!

Can anyone advise me how I would incorporate this with my Environ products that I should use 2x a day? Thanks!

My advice is to contact customer service at Lifeline - either phone or email. I've found them to be very responsive.

Thanks!

Let us know, I hope the 3rd times the charm!!! I know I am loving using ss products

free skin care · Tue Nov 20, 2012 4:40 pm

There’s not much to add to my prior comments. I’ve been using Lifeline since February. Everything I’ve said about the product is still true – at least for me. I had laser resurfacing done around my eyes and my mouth three weeks ago (followed by a session with the dermapen). My rationale for having these procedures had something to do with Lifeline. I felt my skin was in great shape and would heal quickly and also, I was hoping that using Lifeline in conjunction with the laser would produce even better results than the laser alone. Lastly, I am hoping that the growth factors will extend the results longer so that I don’t have to do this again (like ever again – but that may be wishful thinking). I will say that within two weeks of the treatments, I was off the heavy, waxy moisturizers that are required following resurfacing, and back to using the Lifeline exclusively. I think that says a lot about the hydrating abilities of the growth factors.

The doctor that did my procedures wants me to add vitamin a back into my routine at the four week mark, and there is a blog article on the Lifeline website suggesting that Lifeline enhances the effect of vitamin a or vise versa, but other than that I feel no need to add any other products to my routine. My skin is just in a very good place.

I wish I had started Lifeline sooner (certainly by 50). I think it would make a difference, but it is difficult to justify the cost if you are just betting on the future. I think the product is at the price point where people are expecting miracles and rightly so, but the FDA is doing its best to convince us that there are no miracles in topical skincare.

Thu Dec 06, 2012 3:57 am

I think this company and its' products provide us an illustration of that sort of the skin biz and I’m not faulting them. But I think their genesis story has led them down a path that doesn’t exist......

Thu Dec 13, 2012 8:58 pm

Hi everyone, Im sort of new....just bought the lifeline eye cream. I've been usning it twice a day for only a week so nothing to report yet, but I'll keep everyone posted. if i like it I'll buy the night serum.

Nite =)

Sat Dec 15, 2012 12:08 pm

I forgot to add that the first 2 days of using the eye cream, I did experience some redness with a slight burning sensation. After the 3 day it went away and I have no other irritation with this product.

Wed Jan 16, 2013 1:44 pm

Update On Lifeline eye cream: I've been using it for 35 days now and there has been no change at all....=(

Fri Apr 05, 2013 6:05 pm

Any updates on the eye cream? I see it is 15% right now. TIA!

free skin care · Sat Apr 06, 2013 11:34 am

Havana, I wrote my ambiguous opinion on another thread. Maybe you know how to post a link to it?
I'm still using it...

free skin care · Thu Apr 11, 2013 11:05 am

havana8 wrote:

Any updates on the eye cream? I see it is 15% right now. TIA!

I liked it a lot, but in terms of actives, Night Serum is a much better option and can be used under eyes as well. Much cheaper, as well.

free skin care · Fri Apr 26, 2013 12:34 pm

Aluv68 wrote:

Update On Lifeline eye cream: I've been using it for 35 days now and there has been no change at all....=(

I was the same, used 3 bottles, no change.

I then managed to land a generous sample of Valmont L'Elixir face cream... oh my, I *wish* I could afford that range, my skin looked so beautiful. What lovely stuff the Valmont is. I'm currently using their Hydra 3 cream which is lovely, but it's not L'Elixir.

I wish the LL had worked for me, it's much cheaper than Valmont!

free skin care · Fri Apr 26, 2013 2:29 pm

Is everyone still using the skincare? not just the the eye cream? any updates on skin progress?

TIA

I am still very interested in products with this ingredient (and the various forms of such), I have noticed not using any stem cell products for awhile, my skin did remain looking pretty good, until all of a sudden, I am noticing dryness, ect. I now need a boost of something.

free skin care · Sun Apr 28, 2013 3:37 am

I love using it. It saves my skin from Retin A peelies somehow.

Tiny wrote:

Is everyone still using the skincare? not just the the eye cream? any updates on skin progress?

TIA

I am still very interested in products with this ingredient (and the various forms of such), I have noticed not using any stem cell products for awhile, my skin did remain looking pretty good, until all of a sudden, I am noticing dryness, ect. I now need a boost of something.

free skin care · Tue Apr 30, 2013 9:55 am

RussianSunshine wrote:

I love using it. It saves my skin from Retin A peelies somehow.

Tiny wrote:

Is everyone still using the skincare? not just the the eye cream? any updates on skin progress?

TIA

I am still very interested in products with this ingredient (and the various forms of such), I have noticed not using any stem cell products for awhile, my skin did remain looking pretty good, until all of a sudden, I am noticing dryness, ect. I now need a boost of something.

sounds like it is keeping it hydrated, even with retin A. Nice!

free skin care · Sat May 04, 2013 8:46 am

Tiny wrote:

Is everyone still using the skincare? not just the the eye cream? any updates on skin progress?

TIA

I am still very interested in products with this ingredient (and the various forms of such), I have noticed not using any stem cell products for awhile, my skin did remain looking pretty good, until all of a sudden, I am noticing dryness, ect. I now need a boost of something.

Sorry for the late response. I'm still using the day and night serum and continue to be very pleased. I'd agree that the products do a great job of retaining moisture to the skin. For me they have also managed to keep the brown spots and broken caps away. I haven't had an IPL treatment in over a year and yet my skin has the same coloring and tone as when I had completed the last treatment. And lastly, my skin always looks pretty much the same (i.e., good). Even after a dermapen treatment, my skin seems to bounce back very quickly. HTH

free skin care · Sat May 04, 2013 8:55 am

My skin looks really great on probably a year of Lifeline Day only. Now I only wear my tinted moisturizer over it for special occasions, as the Lifeline has spf in it. For really special I wear my Armani foundation over it. The little dryness I had with it a month or so ago is gone. Wrinkles are minimized. All good.

free skin care · Sun May 05, 2013 2:33 pm

Panda1 wrote:

Tiny wrote:

Is everyone still using the skincare? not just the the eye cream? any updates on skin progress?

TIA

I am still very interested in products with this ingredient (and the various forms of such), I have noticed not using any stem cell products for awhile, my skin did remain looking pretty good, until all of a sudden, I am noticing dryness, ect. I now need a boost of something.

Sorry for the late response. I'm still using the day and night serum and continue to be very pleased. I'd agree that the products do a great job of retaining moisture to the skin. For me they have also managed to keep the brown spots and broken caps away. I haven't had an IPL treatment in over a year and yet my skin has the same coloring and tone as when I had completed the last treatment. And lastly, my skin always looks pretty much the same (i.e., good). Even after a dermapen treatment, my skin seems to bounce back very quickly. HTH

Thanks so much, you too Existential Lady, I must say my skin remained very nice till recently, which is a long time since I stopped using mine (diff one) same concept. I started up a new business practice and have been swamped for months, so have not taken the time to read here or pay attention to my skin. I can finally breath now and have been looking around again. I am jealous of your results but not surprised one bit. I just don't want to deal with the over growth of peach fuzz, I got. Pandal I know you said somewhere you had some of that, but it was not a biggie to you. Are you still or did that fade off...????? I did not get a beard or any such thing, I am very fair haired, just more of what I had.

free skin care · Sun May 05, 2013 3:15 pm

Tiny wrote:

Thanks so much, you too Existential Lady, I must say my skin remained very nice till recently, which is a long time since I stopped using mine (diff one) same concept. I started up a new business practice and have been swamped for months, so have not taken the time to read here or pay attention to my skin. I can finally breath now and have been looking around again. I am jealous of your results but not surprised one bit. I just don't want to deal with the over growth of peach fuzz, I got. Pandal I know you said somewhere you had some of that, but it was not a biggie to you. Are you still or did that fade off...????? I did not get a beard or any such thing, I am very fair haired, just more of what I had.

The hair growth didn't get any worse - it's definitely peach fuzz, but from time to time - like maybe every two or three months - I will do a little shaving. I have to admit that I was doing this before Lifeline. The peach fuzz got heavier with the onset of menopause so every now and then I would pull out the razor. Maybe I was shaving it off three or four times a year, now I might do it four or five times.

So I can deal with the peach fuzz especially since an added benefit of Lifeline is that all those funky little growths - like milia and skin tags and ak's, etc. etc - are gone and if something does pop up it tends to disappear in rather short order.

free skin care · Sun May 05, 2013 4:14 pm

Panda1 wrote:

Tiny wrote:

Thanks so much, you too Existential Lady, I must say my skin remained very nice till recently, which is a long time since I stopped using mine (diff one) same concept. I started up a new business practice and have been swamped for months, so have not taken the time to read here or pay attention to my skin. I can finally breath now and have been looking around again. I am jealous of your results but not surprised one bit. I just don't want to deal with the over growth of peach fuzz, I got. Pandal I know you said somewhere you had some of that, but it was not a biggie to you. Are you still or did that fade off...????? I did not get a beard or any such thing, I am very fair haired, just more of what I had.

The hair growth didn't get any worse - it's definitely peach fuzz, but from time to time - like maybe every two or three months - I will do a little shaving. I have to admit that I was doing this before Lifeline. The peach fuzz got heavier with the onset of menopause so every now and then I would pull out the razor. Maybe I was shaving it off three or four times a year, now I might do it four or five times.

So I can deal with the peach fuzz especially since an added benefit of Lifeline is that all those funky little growths - like milia and skin tags and ak's, etc. etc - are gone and if something does pop up it tends to disappear in rather short order.

actually you sound like you had less peach fuzz then I was seeing. I just got caught up on the " derma stamping" thread, yikes, but very enticing...!! thanks for replying

free skin care · Tue May 28, 2013 7:46 am

Still using, still loving. My skin has never looked better. I think the esthetician that does my Dermapen treatments is a little miffed because I won't let her use any other products on me. For me this product has been the holy grail, but when you read through the product reviews it's obvious that different products work miracles for different people and do nothing for others, so it can be a bit tricky finding the perfect thing for you. My personal opinion is that the growth factor products work best (in terms of showing results) on older skin.

free skin care · Sun Aug 04, 2013 12:12 pm

I have been waffling back and forth over buying the Lifeline again but have finally decided to do so. I was given a generous number of samples from Lifeline quite a while ago, and have just started using them for probably 3 weeks now. I love how my skin looks and feels with this product (very hydrated and this, like the Reluma did, seems to really help my eczema) and it also seems to be reducing the redness in my skin. With the samples my skin has not burned once putting the product on.

free skin care · Sun Aug 04, 2013 4:54 pm

rileygirl wrote:

I have been waffling back and forth over buying the Lifeline again but have finally decided to do so. I was given a generous number of samples from Lifeline quite a while ago, and have just started using them for probably 3 weeks now. I love how my skin looks and feels with this product (very hydrated and this, like the Reluma did, seems to really help my eczema) and it also seems to be reducing the redness in my skin. With the samples my skin has not burned once putting the product on.

Good news, rileygirl! I am still a devoted fan of the Lifeline Night Serum.

free skin care · Sun Aug 04, 2013 10:58 pm

rileygirl wrote:

I have been waffling back and forth over buying the Lifeline again but have finally decided to do so. I was given a generous number of samples from Lifeline quite a while ago, and have just started using them for probably 3 weeks now. I love how my skin looks and feels with this product (very hydrated and this, like the Reluma did, seems to really help my eczema) and it also seems to be reducing the redness in my skin. With the samples my skin has not burned once putting the product on.

Wow...very good news! If I was going to try another stem cell line, this would be it.

free skin care · Mon Aug 05, 2013 11:41 am

RussianSunshine wrote:

Good news, rileygirl! I am still a devoted fan of the Lifeline Night Serum.

Great news Riley and everyone already knows how I feel about the product Rolling Eyes

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