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I am looking to refer my 21 year old client; she relocated to Boston and works in the Newberry Street district. I'm sure she'd consider a location outside of that area, too.She would prefer to visit…Continue
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Comment by Lisa VanBockern on March 29, 2011 at 10:10am
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Hi Gina: I think that would work - however, to be on the safe side test it on yourself first to ensure no adverse reaction between the two products. Regarding the skin scrubber - I think it's personal preference. I switch between the two (skin scrubber and derma file).
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Comment by Gina Williamson on March 29, 2011 at 10:07am
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p.s.s. Bioelements has a Lactic Peel (30% pH 3.3)- could I incorporate that into you enzymes for blending?
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p.s. what about the Skin Scrubber? would that give better/as good as/not as good results as the DermaFile?
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Lisa, are those your only 2 enzymes with a pH of 3.0 or higher? can you send me a list of all the products that would be within in my range? (in the peel/enzyme dept.) you have my email b/c I've sent you so many!! haha- or I guess list it on here in case I'm not the only one with this issue. :-P
Thanks for the idea of the DermaFile- I will definitely look into that!
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Hi Gina: Use the Coconut/Papaya or the Kiwi enzyme. Are you allowed to blend exfoliation methods? Here's what I would do to get fabulous results: Apply the coconut or kiwi enzyme (with or without steam) for 7-10 minutes. During the last 1 minute the enzyme is on the skin, use a Derma File and gently polish (no pressure applied), using the enzyme for slip for the file. The enzyme softens the stratum corneum and the derma file gently polishes off all the dead skin. It's an amazing treatment that I have just started playing with; it leaves the skin amazingly soft. Shelley Hancock sells these files (http://www.shelleyhancock.com/dermafileexfoliator.html)
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The definitive word on peels from stinky ol' Ohio:
Ohio State Board of Cosmetology The pH value can not be lower than 3.0. A peel with a lower concentration percentage can not have a lower pH.
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That's a good question - I would call your Board of Cosmetology and ask if the 3.0 ph applies to enzymes.
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are you interpreting the laws as I cannot use ANYTHING under a pH of 3?
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Gina: Your laws are very limiting. I would lean toward the Coconut/Papaya Enzyme and the Kiwi enzyme - they both have a ph over 3.0.
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That IS a MAJOR bummer!!!!! :-(( OH stinks sometimes.... :-((
OK- so based on that, what would you recommend to get good results in place of the glycolic?
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