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Boyd
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Joined: 01 May 2005
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Mon May 02, 2005 2:59 am  Quote |
Hi Mabsy,
I had the look at the Vivier stuff and it does sound good.Can they be used like a moisturiser? or do you need one on top that?
I have heard that creams or treatments with Hyaluronic acid is very good for skins that lack elasticity and have a few wrinkles(ageing skin). Has anyone used such a cream or serum? and are any good? like Benev products?
Because my skin is very much like that and I used Strivectin and didn't see any result at all.
Homa :roll: |
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early 40s. normal/dry skin with lines around my eyes and nose to mouth.Lacks elasticity and tone. |
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Mabsy
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Joined: 17 Aug 2003
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Mon May 02, 2005 4:36 am Quote |
Do you mean the Vivier serum? I think they also do make creams although I haven't tried them. I don't think that you could use the Vivier vit C serum itself as a moisturiser. Vit C serums are generally drying to the skin but the Vivier seems to do well to counteract that. I still wouln't count on it for moisture though.
In terms of HA, serums with HA are actually recommended to be used over vit C serums. I think something with HA might be a good idea for you. I think you still would need to put a moisturiser over the top. I haven't had much experience with HA though so I'll leave it to others to help you out with this  |
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Mon May 02, 2005 6:04 am Quote |
| I tried the Cellex-C HA and did need an extra moisturizer top. It could have also been that I was also using the Cellex-C serum, and that has a tendency to be drying. But now I use the IS Clinical HA, over IS Clinical serum and that is enough on its own |
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~normal but prone to dryness~slightly sensitive~usually clear~totm breakouts~mid 20s~ |
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