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Thu Feb 06, 2003 2:20 am  Quote |
| Do you think Thalgo is better than Dermalogica ? |
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Mon Feb 10, 2003 3:10 am Quote |
| I like Active Moist (Dermalogica) and Soothing Cream Masque (Thalgo). I think both brands have great products, depending on your skin needs. |
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Sat Jun 10, 2006 3:51 am Quote |
thalgo is more for hydrating and firming...
Dermalogice is more for young skin.... |
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lovelybabe
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Joined: 12 Jun 2006
Posts: 8
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Mon Jun 19, 2006 10:37 pm Quote |
hi  ,
I am looking for some hydrating product in Thalgo now.. any suggestion ?
in addition, my skin starts to be loose so, i will try some firming products at thalgo too..
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Mon Jun 19, 2006 11:11 pm Quote |
If you have sensitive skin like me than you might find (most) Thalgo products a bit too highly scented & therefore irritating. I don't really use either brand much, but I think I prefer Dermalogica only because it's not fragranced.
In terms of hydrating products...my friend uses the Thalgo Energizing Vitality Cream & says it's very hydrating.
HTH  |
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Thu Jun 22, 2006 6:29 am Quote |
Always hard to say "better" than one or the other... every brand ( lol.. ok not all!) have their strong points!
I've used Dermalogica on and off for years and definitely not young skin anymore..just turned 46 and there are so many different products in that range that there is always a tweaking that can be done with a different product in the range to take stock of changing needs. I have used most of the range and highly recommend it for it's flexibility of choice but also it's very specific problem targeted products that you just add in when and where you need them. They do deliver consistent results too... for me anyway. Why dont I use it all the time... I get bored and for me it's not just results but I enjoy the literal change of textures, smells... bottle designs even! ( so superficial!)  |
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Oily/combo, not sensitive fair skin, Brunette ( now!), mid 40 |
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