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Mabsy
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Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:04 pm  |
| I haven't tried this. I wonder if maybe it's their other eye gel (also targets dark circles) but rebadged in more manly packaging? I know Clinique does this to their products but not sure if Cellcosmet does this also. |
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Mon Oct 23, 2006 2:17 pm |
According to the Cellcosmet website the Cellmen range and the Cellcosmet range are different. The concept is to use different cellular extracts "that respect the hormonal identity of feminine and masculine skin" and "the cellular extracts used in Cellman skincare differ from those chosen for the Cellcosmet feminine line".
What this all means is anyone's guess! I emailed Cellcosmet asking them questions about this and never received a reply. It would be interesting to see the ingredients for the Cellmen product v. the ingredients for the Cellcosmet product. |
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