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Comment by Joanne Charron on July 25, 2012 at 4:23pm

And I think it's one of those pyramid companies like Mary Kay...the rep is really pushy and she wont stop calling the spa even after I told her my opinion of the product.

Comment by Joanne Charron on July 25, 2012 at 4:19pm

Monica
my boss had ran across it while shopping at a local mall..so I went online andlooked at it...she had me and another esthy try it for a week...it smells like unripe bananas and goes on thick and dries tight...did not see any difference in my skin except clogged pores...so I am back to my Image Max which I absolutely can see a difference when I use this product..
it said online that it is the topical botox but I did not care for it...hope this helps

Comment by Wendy E. Reese on June 24, 2012 at 2:12pm

I use Radiancy's Duet Pro and I've been happy with the results.  I do not use it for acne only to treat hyper-pigmentation, vascular lesions and skin rejuvenation.  I think it works as well as any IPL for photo rejuvenation.  Warning, the company's recommendations for settings are way to high.  I went around with them on that.  I would suggest contacting myself or another esthetician who has experience with the equipment to get realistic settings.  I paid 14,000.00

Comment by Sally Connor on June 24, 2012 at 9:00am

James, of course, you are just kidding around. Probably good to just keep it professional here, though.

Comment by James Mason on June 24, 2012 at 7:31am

Michelle, I was ASKING.  Jeez.  Frankly, I thought the office-mate rub-off sounded like a completely elegant solution.

Comment by Ms. S on June 24, 2012 at 7:06am

Uhmmm, well James she doesn't drive an hour to work,park her car then turn around and drive an hour back immediately.  It's an 8 hour work day so...yeah, but thanks for using my post to rant against the FDA's use of the word continous and giving zero helpful advice of course.

Comment by James Mason on June 24, 2012 at 1:04am

Couldn't she just do absolutely nothing, given that every FDA-cleared Sunscreen is supposed to give two hours of CONTINUOUS protection?  If she's only using an hours' worth of protection, and assuming she doesn't sweat it off, eat it off, or let her office-mates rub it off, wouldn't she still have protection for the hour's drive home?  And, frankly, if her office-mates are planning to rub it off, wouldn't that be a lot more fun than driving home immediately after the workday is over?

Comment by Andrea Stein on June 23, 2012 at 11:33pm

Michelle have your client reapply her mineral base again just brush over what she already has. I use Jane Iredale and I am usually good all day!

Comment by Yaneth De La Cruz Huges on June 22, 2012 at 9:58am

Hola Casandra, I speak Spanish too. I'm from Panama. Thank you very much for the information. Chao!!!

Comment by Loana Cristina Curatolo on June 21, 2012 at 11:32pm

 

If your client does not want to reapply sunscreen, she can buy makeup with sunscreen (lots of foundation brands are SPF 17 or higher). She can use sunglasses, scarves and hats (greater benefits if those objects are made of fabric with SPF like the swimming suits). She can use windows with UV protection and keep them closed while driving...

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