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Fri Mar 04, 2005 2:32 am  Quote |
| Should people w/ extremely dry skin try any chemical peels? Will peels make the dryness worse/better? Does anyone know? Thanks. |
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Fri Mar 04, 2005 9:52 am Quote |
I've used mild (8%) glycolic peels and they had no negative impact. Since starting with C serum and hyaluronic acid serums, my skin is much less dry now, though I still need moisturiser. I have started using pure jojoba oil and have been very pleased with the way my skin is and I can even wear it under make up  |
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nvthediva
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Fri Mar 04, 2005 6:08 pm Quote |
| be very careful useing peels with dry skin. I have very dry skin and created a very big issue after haveing serval traditional peels done. finding a good face girl to get your skin under control and then doing a Green peel has rendered so many more positive results. For me. my favorite skin product is jassen it is a non acid based products I think they are from germany>? . for my skin typ it has done amazing things. look it up cant hurt? |
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