REN- Glycolactic Radiance Renewal Mask $55.00 So it's not the cheapest stuff ever but you can keep throwing your money away on cheaper masks that don't work or actually buy something that will make a difference! Also, it's a mask you don't use it everyday so it will last you an extremely long time. I like using it just once a week or whenever my face needs some TLC. It has zero bad chemicals in it- so no 
petrochemicals, parabans, sulfates etc...it's basically just a fruit-acid complex. It's a clear orangy colored gel that you put on your face that smells like heaven and doesn't turn into a weird color once it dries. I don't even think it dries really. After 10 minutes take a damp cloth and wash your face off and you will be glowing. It removes dead skin cells (seriously, it looked like I had been to war once I came back from Chicago) and even reduces the appearance of any fine lines you might have. This product was on the list of InStyle's beauty buys and I promise you anyone that comes across will be come just as obsessed as I am. Go get it at Sephora (they might be able to give you a sample if you're one of those afraid of commitment types) or get it online!Glycolactic Skin Renewal Peel Mask - 50ml/1.7oz
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Liz
Do you ever get peels at the dermo? I have a love/hate relationship with them...
ReplyDeleteDo you ever get peels at the dermo? I have a love/hate relationship with them...
ReplyDeleteI've actually never gotten a professional peel. I know quite a few people that do and I feel like once you start you can't stop...not sure if that's always the case.
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Liz
I think I've had a couple different types, but most recently done a beta peel. I was getting them pretty regularly leading up to my wedding and the result were great, BUT... ive gotten really bad burns with some in the past. One time I litterally looked like a burn victim and my students were scared of me... Other than not wanting to leave the house for a week because I was mortified, the new skin underneath looked great! Although, I do know others who have gotten them and have never had a bad experience so i guess it depends on your skin. And i will say that I've had far less burns with the beta peels (I cant remember the name of the other I tried). I havent really gotten them regularly in the past couple years but I know it works best when you do them in a series. The other "pro" is that they're covered by most insurance companies.
ReplyDeleteHow do you get them covered by insurance companies? What's the diagnosis? I haven't felt inclined to do one yet but I'm sure eventually I will succumb! You have great skin I would lay off the peels and start using a skin regimen system like Skinceuticals or Obagi instead! Go to your a derm that sells either skin line and they will know what works best for your skin- these products are great! Be kind to your beautiful face!
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Liz
I think the insurance is because they are used to treat acne, which is why I started getting them in the first place. Surprisingly, I remember you telling me about the Obagi in SC. I'll have to check them out!
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