Comments on: Tricks facial cleanser anyone?

By: JakeKert

JakeKert — Sun, 21 Aug 2011 04:57:43 +0000

Grabe Michol.. pareho lang pl tayo.. almost 3 years ko rin yan hinahanap. ito lang kasi ung ginamit ko na sobrang effective sa akin. Nawala ung mga acne spots ko at kuminis ung balat ko. pero after ilang taon bumalik ulit kc sa stress na rin, kaso nga di ko na mahanap yan sa amin. email nio rin nga ako kung may alam kayong mapgbibilihan nito.plz.
(j.niwa@yahoo.com). Salamat po.

By: Michol John

Michol John — Thu, 28 Jul 2011 11:42:39 +0000

hi mga bro.. im looking for this product for almost 3 years.. because pi na try ako nito ng sister ko dati 1 bottle lang becoz ang dami kong pimples super,. at diyan na wala ang pimples ko.. san ako makakabili nian plz… badly needed?? bumalik kasi mga pimples ko nung na ubusan ako nian.. plz. guys.. tell me where to buy>?? wala sa sm nian eh.. email me here plz.. (imaww_099@yahoo.com) thank you.. ill appreciate it pag may nag email sakin plz..

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By: Anonymous

Anonymous — Mon, 26 Nov 2007 07:00:00 +0000

in trying out new products make sure that they are dermatologically tested and approved.

- do a skin test, take a small amount of the desired new product, put it in your neck, or your skin on the opposite side of your elbow, where they take your blood during blood chemistry.

- if no redness, itchiness for 8-12 hours then it is safae for you to use.

- however this doesnt guarantee that the product will work on you, if you have sensiive skin, dont just believe on what is advertised, sometimes they are tempting yet doesnt really work or worsens your case.

- as for me, i use eskinol, since high school, then switch to master, and when i do get pimples, i use proactive and panoxyl, ive tried several products as well and it will only cost you so much, stick to the basic and kill the problem not sustain them

By: Chris

Chris — Thu, 22 Nov 2007 04:54:00 +0000

I agree Remcyl. What may work for some may not work for the others and vice versa.

By: Remcyl Viloria

Remcyl Viloria — Tue, 20 Nov 2007 05:17:00 +0000

It’s very tricky to advice people with skin care since reactions to such varies. my advice though, is go to a dermatologist, ask about home regimens you can do without having to purchase any of their products (but products can be good too), and see what works for you. by doing so, you’ve saved yourself from a nightmare waiting to happen by not taking risks only because of hearsays or word of mouth.