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Tue Jan 22, 2013 5:15 pm  |
Hello everyone  , I haven't been on the forum for a very long time and don't really post anything but you all seem very informed and passionate about skincare! so maybe ya'll could give me some advice or opinion on a fairly new product I want to try out-Adipofill. Has anyone tried it? There aren't many reviews about it, basically its used to permanently fill out the more thin and hollow areas of the skin. I want to use it under my eyes and around my mouth to fill those places out, and unlike restylane its permanent! The adipofill I want to try out is in liquid form that comes in a dropper not the kind you inject...think its worth a shot? |
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Sat Jan 26, 2013 5:56 pm |
| I wonder if this could help people with indented acne scars? |
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Sun Jan 27, 2013 1:42 pm |
| pls keep us updated if it worked or not! Thank you! |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 12:42 pm |
hi again!
Staying home from school today when my adipofill arrived in the mail, so somthing was good today ! anyways I got it in a .5oz dropper from skin-perfection in there DIY section along with instructions on how much to add to whatever...cream or serum which was helpful because I almost considered putting it on alone!first I put 1 tbsp of my 100% pure anti ageing serum in a little tiny container then added 1/4 tsp of adipofill. I shook the container a little then went and grabbed a cotton swab dipping it in and then placed it under my eyes where its real hollow and around my lips massaging it in with my finger tips. The skin under my eyes is really soft and dewy unlike when I just use the serum alone its soft only for a little while and then becomes a little dry...I have extremely dry skin though so its a little expected but under my eyes at the moment is still soft soft soft . My last point to tell you about is that when I mixed the serum and adipofill I created a 10% strength mix, and the recommended is 1 to 3%...  .hopefully everything will be just fine though, cant wait and see what happens slash results! If this stuff works I shall post pictures for all ya'll haha. |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 1:42 pm |
Thanks for the info bethany and heyheymonster!
I wonder if the liposomes would survive in a lotion containing alcohol, glycols, emulsifiers and lecithin and many herbal actives.. I am thinking of adding it into my DIY.... or may be I should just make a separate one for adipofill only... |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 3:07 pm |
| Thanks bethany! I wanted to post websites that have research about adipofill but as a newer member of EDS I can't post links yet haha. |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 9:42 pm |
Just for reference,
GoW Adipofill Natural Wrinkle Filler Serum
Ingredients: Spring Water, Anemarrhena Asphodeloides Root Extract, Panthenol B-5, Glycoproteins, Adipofill�, Aspen Bark Extract, Astaxanthin, Resveratrol, Xanthan Gum
http://www.gardenofwisdom.com/catalog/item/6991547/9548200.htm |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 9:47 pm |
Oh God! for a while i thought the before and after photo was of the jaw line, side view.. and i was like I prefer the before photo as the jaw line is well defined n in the later it has filled up with fat.. lol... but NOOO, its the nasolabial fold!!! n yes after photo is much better! I am liking adipofill already... |
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Mon Jan 28, 2013 9:51 pm |
| by the way I gooled L-ornithine, the main active and adipofill and it is supposed to burn fat n weight loss!!! |
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Tue Jan 29, 2013 8:56 pm |
| Has anyone seen any study data on this? I googled and didn't see anything much except marketing materials from the supplier. It sounds like exactly what I need, but I don't want to get sucked into buying based on marketing hype. |
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Tue Jan 29, 2013 8:57 pm |
| I would think that if adipofill works then simple L-ornithine should work too n will cost way way less... |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013 1:12 am |
anyone know if Adipofill'in (per manufacturer is a volumizing skin care ingredient) is the same thing as Adipofill(which appears to be the stuff being marketed)?...just a little confusing to me...
I'm also curious how the stuff does its "volumizing" esp. when someone posted it cuts fat?! |
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Wed Jan 30, 2013 8:58 am |
I can't seem to find much about the adipofill myself  . The fact that it has an ingredient to burn fat is a little(actully really) scary when I read it too! I have found a little bit of research on adipofill but it was about adipofill being injected with a needle, I saw before and after pictures that where pretty awesome but I'm defiantly not expecting anything as drastic with the serum I made. I guess you could say I'm your guys ginnie pig for this haha, and let me say so far so good. I have used it about 6 times now once in the morning and once at night I pad it on with my middle finger and then massage it in until its not so oily anymore;by the way if you have oily skin I wouldn't mix this stuff with oils like I did because it seems to thicken it quite a bit!I have noticed an improvement for sure but I could just be seeing it in my head or it could be that my skin just looks more moisturized...I haven't seen any plumping affect but at the same time under my eyes doesn't seem so dark and sunken as they usually are  . So that being said is why I continue to use it. My skin stays very soft which is unusual also because I have eczema from the top of my head to the tips of my toes! So I do put a fair amount of oils on my skin only to find it all flaky and dry again within an hour or two  . So far adding adipofill to my oil serum has kept my skin soft so I'm happy , I also live in Colorado so there isn't any moisture in the air! haha, unfortantly I do have a warning about adipofill...one- whenever I use adipofill I notice I have a headache a little later,buuut before I scare anyone away you should all know I do have bad headaches often multiple times a day in the first place!But I will be keeping very close track of the correlation between the two. Second-this really isn't a warning haha but try and not get this stuff in your mouth...I do put it around my lips and I lick my lips often so an hour or so after I put this stuff around my mouth I licked my lips and I could defiantly taste it!And it was no bueno, taste very very nasty!!!(and it probably not good to have this stuff inside your body since we don't know much about it.) Well hopefully I helped a little
Oh yes and I've decided to edit my post and add this:
I think I have added a little too much adipofill to my facial oil because it should be at a lower percent than 10% so I think I might just distribute the remaining oil I've created or mixed over my breast area...I've really never done a DIY before could someone that has explain the measurements to me? I want a 3% adipofill mix but I'm not sure how much adipofill to add to around idk .o5oz oil?
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Tue Feb 19, 2013 5:30 pm |
| heyheymonster wrote: |
I can't seem to find much about the adipofill myself . The fact that it has an ingredient to burn fat is a little(actully really) scary when I read it too! I have found a little bit of research on adipofill but it was about adipofill being injected with a needle, I saw before and after pictures that where pretty awesome but I'm defiantly not expecting anything as drastic with the serum I made. I guess you could say I'm your guys ginnie pig for this haha, and let me say so far so good. I have used it about 6 times now once in the morning and once at night I pad it on with my middle finger and then massage it in until its not so oily anymore;by the way if you have oily skin I wouldn't mix this stuff with oils like I did because it seems to thicken it quite a bit!I have noticed an improvement for sure but I could just be seeing it in my head or it could be that my skin just looks more moisturized...I haven't seen any plumping affect but at the same time under my eyes doesn't seem so dark and sunken as they usually are . So that being said is why I continue to use it. My skin stays very soft which is unusual also because I have eczema from the top of my head to the tips of my toes! So I do put a fair amount of oils on my skin only to find it all flaky and dry again within an hour or two . So far adding adipofill to my oil serum has kept my skin soft so I'm happy , I also live in Colorado so there isn't any moisture in the air! haha, unfortantly I do have a warning about adipofill...one- whenever I use adipofill I notice I have a headache a little later,buuut before I scare anyone away you should all know I do have bad headaches often multiple times a day in the first place!But I will be keeping very close track of the correlation between the two. Second-this really isn't a warning haha but try and not get this stuff in your mouth...I do put it around my lips and I lick my lips often so an hour or so after I put this stuff around my mouth I licked my lips and I could defiantly taste it!And it was no bueno, taste very very nasty!!!(and it probably not good to have this stuff inside your body since we don't know much about it.) Well hopefully I helped a little
Oh yes and I've decided to edit my post and add this:
I think I have added a little too much adipofill to my facial oil because it should be at a lower percent than 10% so I think I might just distribute the remaining oil I've created or mixed over my breast area...I've really never done a DIY before could someone that has explain the measurements to me? I want a 3% adipofill mix but I'm not sure how much adipofill to add to around idk .o5oz oil?
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just wondering how your Adipofill usage experiment is coming along...
I know months and months ago I saw someone suggested listing it (in this forum) as "one of the worst ingredients" but everyone's experiences vary in actual usage... |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 8:51 am |
unfortantly I think its making it worse..  , what did you hear about it being bad? |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 3:25 pm |
| Thsnkd for the info Indium! Made me feel better haha. Personally I think its getting worse because It looks different, My mother says it looks much better and my brother says it looks more shallow under my eye, so who knows! I just know either it looks worse or I've just been looking at my hollow eyes more |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 4:16 pm |
| heyheymonster wrote: |
| Thsnkd for the info Indium! Made me feel better haha. Personally I think its getting worse because It looks different, My mother says it looks much better and my brother says it looks more shallow under my eye, so who knows! I just know either it looks worse or I've just been looking at my hollow eyes more |
I am hoping it's the latter,ie u r just paying more attention.. btw, do u think adipofill is oil soluble or water? |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:20 pm |
Did you take a before picture to compare it to?
Maybe you can take a photo of it now and then compare it again in a week or 2.
I too hope everything will be okay. A lot of times you may not see real results from anything until maybe 3 or 6 months.
You mentioned in a earlier post that you noticed more soft skin where you applied it, are you still at least getting the positive skin softening results you were having when you first started? |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:41 pm |
daler- I did dilute it with water and then added oil so I hope it is okay haha,
Indium- I didn't take any pictures like I was going to so perhaps I will, but on the up side yes makes skin very soft! |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:47 pm |
| just looked it up- adipofill is water soluble. |
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Wed Feb 20, 2013 5:48 pm |
| heyheymonster wrote: |
| just looked it up- adipofill is water soluble. |
Thanks heyhey! |
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Thu Feb 21, 2013 1:32 pm |
I didn't see it...I must be blind! haha  |
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