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kissnz
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Tue Oct 14, 2003 3:58 pm  |
| can anyone tell me the difference between cellex c hydra 5b complex and skin hydration complex..is there a higher percentage of hyaluronic acid in skin hydration complex? |
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Caspers Mum
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Wed Oct 15, 2003 8:55 pm |
Good question! Allow me to clarify! Know that both products are crucial to maintain hydration when using Vitamin C serums (Cellex or Skinceuticals/Primacy) - which can dehydrate the skin. Both contain hyaluronic acid, naturally found in the skin. When the skin recognizes an ingredient, it sucks it in like a sponge, boosting hydration AND acting like a carrier/"magnet" for your moisturizer!
Hydra B-5 is recommended for use with ascorbic/l-ascorbic acid concentrations of 7-15%. This amount should be adequate. For those using Advanced-C products from Cellex or the higher concentrations from Primacy, we recommend that the Skin Hydration Complex be used. This has a higher concentration of hyaluronic acid, and very little product is needed for use. A little goes a long way. |
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kissnz
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Wed Oct 15, 2003 9:58 pm |
thanks! thats a great help i currently use skinceuticals 15 and their hydra b5...but was curious to try skin hydration. now if i can find a decent moisturiser for oily skin i will be happy, im using oil of olay on top of b5 but ive been breaking out big time. thanks for ur response  |
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