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Krystal

Joined: 24 Mar 2008
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  • Posted to Skip Heidi Klum's In An Instant--it's all show and no tell on 11 Dec 2011

    Only thing I buy from GR is proactive. I don't care for GR, so I don't want to buy anything else from them, but I have been buying proactive for years to use whenever my skin acts out. It is the best and safest treatment I have ever used for acne. (Accutane nearly killed me and my zits came back after I finished the course of treatment.)

  • Posted to Skip Heidi Klum's In An Instant--it's all show and no tell on 11 Dec 2011

    Amen sister. :) I love Olay also!

  • Posted to Skip Heidi Klum's In An Instant--it's all show and no tell on 11 Dec 2011

    I paid $70 for Obagi vitamin C serum at my dr office last July 2009, and I still have almost half a bottle left! :) I keep it in my fridge to keep it fresh. I also bought a tube of tretoin (Retin-A) for $15 since it was a prescription. Also have some left in the tube after a year and a half. I also use Avon Anew skin care line creams. I can buy any of these products whenever I want, am not locked into any scam billing, they last a looong time, and my skin looks great!

  • Posted to Skip Heidi Klum's In An Instant--it's all show and no tell on 11 Dec 2011

    Actually I started buying Avon Anew line bc my 40+ year old friend who is beautiful told me she uses it after I asked her what she uses to keep her skin so smooth. So i have been using it for several years now. Sorry you feel it is crap, but apparently millions of other women do not share your view. I love Avon Anew and I also love Obagi line vitamin C serum that I can get from my dermatologist. Some plastic surgeons sell that too. Also, I got a prescriptoin for tretinoin (RetinA) from my dermatologist and buy those. I totally love my entire regime. :)

  • Posted to Lifestyle Lift Controversy on NBC on 2 Dec 2011

    Thank you for your comment; however, if you really did get a "lifestyle lift," you very well may have chosen a physician who may be competent in face lifts in general. I talked to my own BCPS who stated that lifestyle lift is a fancy name for a surgery that superficially addresses the signs of aging. If you really did have surgery and came out good, you are a lucky one -- if you actually did this. The reality is that far too many people come out botched, ears sewn down to their cheeks, horrible and very visible scars, and they are also severley misled and the risks of surgery downplayed when they visit the lifestyle lift "provider"; additionally, many are ignored after the surgery. This is not acceptable practice and seems to be rampant with lifestyle lift "providers."