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Thu Dec 15, 2005 12:25 pm  |
I am using a new product TIMEXPERT for a month or so. What can I tell you, it’s grate!
It comes in the package of: intensive serum for the expression line, lifting serum, eye cream (perfect for puffiness as well wrinkles) and the moisturizer, that makes your skin glowing for a day. The product not cheep, but it worth any penny, and you can buy separate as well. This is something new I had recently discovered.
And something else will be soon on the market: Dr. Ci Labo Aqua-Sonic.
Is anyone knows anything about it? |
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 12:56 am |
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Normal but occasional breakouts. Prefer natural products. Late (very late) 20s. |
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 7:45 am |
LOL, Spam? Absolutely not!
As I understand you are late 20? Wait a little, let say 20 more, and then we’ll talk.
I‘ve been working in the fashion industry about 20 years and trust me, had seen and work with many products on the market. Natural? Yes, if you are 25, and then you need a little more help then vitamin C.
This product is excellent for 40 and up, so Good Luck with GNC. |
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 1:55 pm |
Hmmm, as carekate has already pointed out in this thread
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewthread.php?tid=8423&start=25
we are rather suspicious of newcomers who begin their introductions with webpages and touting products we've never heard of. I do apologise for accusing you of spamming us and have edited my post above to reflect that. I think that Carrie has said it all in terms of our rather suspicious natures and don't feel the need to repeat her rather spectacular post here, but please know that I agree 100% with her sentiments.
Kiwigirl. |
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Normal but occasional breakouts. Prefer natural products. Late (very late) 20s. |
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 9:22 pm |
Actually, somebody else mentioned this product line some time back. I went to their website and filled out a form (no small task cause it was all in Chinese I think....)
In any case, they sent me a bunch of samples in return. I really can't comment on the products because they're still sitting in my box of collected samples.
Even if Vicknew is hyping the line, as long as she isn't being dishonest, I don't see any harm done. We're all adults and presumably have some judgement... Shrugging...
Welcome to the forum Vicknew. We're a pretty helpful bunch once you get to know us..  |
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Fri Dec 16, 2005 10:12 pm |
Yep, fair enough, but there has been a rash of spammers this week and it is quite irritating, I have apologised for over-reacting.
katee you'll have to let us know how you get one when you finally start the products! 
Kiwigirl. |
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Normal but occasional breakouts. Prefer natural products. Late (very late) 20s. |
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Sat Dec 17, 2005 1:22 am |
You can actually visit this site that explains about Aqua Sonic. It's pretty expensive..., but the ultra sound that penetrate the epidermis as deep as 5-6cm into the skin? Ohh, I'm dying to try....
http://www.ci-labo-usa.com/en/aqua_sonic_en.htm
They have an English site now, which means you can order free samples with no hussle! I used their main (basic) product, Aqua-Collagen-Gel for a few months, and I quite liked it. It's paraphen free. This is supposed to be an all-in-one gel (toner, moisturizer, essence, foundation base), though as I'm 40 something, I felt it was not hydrating enough. |
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normal to combination (T-zone), medium tone, occasional break out, love organic skin care |
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Sat Dec 17, 2005 12:41 pm |
Hi girls!
Wow, I love this forum. 
Firs of all, I apologize for jumping on you without any introduction, please try to understand that to live as well to work in New York City we don’t have enough time to blaaah, blaaah, we take facts and react on them or decline. Half an hour news is not a news anymore. And more, you will see a lot of misspell in my writing, sorry for that one too, English is not my first language, but in the fashion industry ascent is rather cute than offensive.  Oh yes, if you like to know a little more about me you could check Lip Plumper topic. We had a very nice conversation with Carekate yesterday. Thank you Care for understanding.
Ok, back to the topic: 
TIMEXPERT is a very good product, yes expensive I agree, that the reason why I gave the website that offers you a free gift with the rest of the product if you order anything $100. But again product is very strong don’t use it if you are 30 –35. You need to train your skin slowly otherwise you ended up frustrating looking for more help.
About Ci labo Aqua Sonic:
A couple of weeks ago I was shopping in the Garden State Mall in Paramus NJ for the holidays presents for my family and had noticed the new store recently opened. I was thrilled by variety if product they have offered: a lot of Korean a Japanese as well . I am interested in Japanese cosmetics , because of my skin color, it’s slightly red and it’s irritates me a lot. I try to get read of redness, it’s just a little tint, any way I can.
and do succeed. So, they have Ci Labo product on sale. One of the sales person mentioned me something about the Aqua Sonic $330 you could order online or through this store. It is very tempting after all in my 45 what do I have to loose but wrinkles (which thanks to God I don’t have). I take care of my face well, I have to, otherwise I might loose my job. Not fun?
On December 22 they will have a representative who will show this Aqua Sonic at work. She will be there only till 3pm. They sad an appointment is rewired, I didn’t made one, but I am taking a day off to check this (whatever it is). It doesn’t hurt to try, I am sure it doesn’t make any harm.
I have notice that some of you have occasional break out, I have something for you as well:
Chlorophyll mask $15( it will calm down the redness and makes your pore less visible),
Murad Acne management formula (night), Dermiseptic (I’ve got it from the beauty salon) it’s a topical antibiotic. But the most important you need to watch your diet take at least some Antioxidants and absolutely necessary take (religiously) omega3, 6 and 9. I personally take the liquid formula of Flax & Borage oils with Wiled Fish oil with a fresh squeezed lemon 30 min before breakfast every morning.
If you are interested, let me know and I will definitely be glad to help you.
God bless this forum! 
Regards,
Vicknew. |
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Sat Dec 17, 2005 6:03 pm |
| Vicknew, your posts are very informative. I have used the Ci-labo Aqua collagen gel and I too felt that it was not hydrating enough, but I am interested in this new product. Ci-Labo has the best customer service and I have dealt with them numerous times and am quite impressed. Could you tell me what results you have seen with the Timexpert? |
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Mon Dec 19, 2005 8:58 am |
Hi, Cookie,
All results as you know are very individual.
My skin rather oily then dry and my pores could be a little smaller.
First thing in the morning I target on shrinking my pores with deferent masks, every morning, then I use the right serum and the moisturizer.
Timexpert product it is a treatment, with a concentrating serum, for lines and face, and I absolutely love the cream: very light keep your skin soft but glossy, firmed and lifted for a day, not like other products I‘ve used. Fine lines completely disappear (for a day); skin has some kind of a healthy glow and very nice light color. I don’t use this product for night: “placenta cream” does work for me.
I had divided my order and gat free gift with all line twice. I gave all samples to my friend, and they love it as well.
That’s probably it.
Vicknew. |
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Mon Dec 19, 2005 7:28 pm |
I finally tried my aqua-gel sample and didn't really like it. While it took my flakies away but I hated the film it left on my face. I ended up with a few whiteheads the next day.
The aqua sonic type products are a big thing in asia. Basically there are different hand held brands that you can get for home use. Ci:labo's version is the most expensive I have seen though. |
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Mon Dec 19, 2005 8:13 pm |
I didn’t say that Ci Labo has a good product. It was something new for me and I need more information about it. I don’t really care how expensive it is as soon it works.
Thanks, anyway….
What do you know about other home products, for intensive face lifting? I am not talking about creams and serum.
I will highly appreciate if you’ll share some of your experience.
Thanks.
V.
Ohh, I see you are 30…there is might be a little problem. I am 15 years older and my skin is more trained ( or ,I would say spoiled not in a good way with all this Glycolic crop, but it works)
Nevertheless, I will appreciate any info.
Thank you |
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