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So I took a picture of my forehead at the beginning of the year. We are having an especially cold winter in southern Ca and everyone's skin is freaking out. Since I already have dry skin, this was not helping me. Once I incorporated these serums and grape seed oil, I noticed an immediate difference. The grape seed oil made me feel more moisturized but I was hoping the serums would be able to stop time and/or erase some damage. My skin is so sensitive that I am unable to do any kind of peels so I can't fix it that way. :( Skin Scripts absolutely changed my skin when I started using it earlier last year but I knew I still needed something more. This was the answer!

I attached a before and after picture. No makeup. No photoshop. No injections.

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Permalink Reply by Kim McCollum on November 5, 2013 at 2:20am

Where do you get the grape seed?

Permalink Reply by Devyn M. on November 10, 2013 at 12:39pm

I purchase it on Amazon because I have found it to be the least expensive. Any health food type store carries it. Just make sure the ingredients only say "grape seed oil. "

It will change your skin, I promise.

Permalink Reply by Kim McCollum on November 17, 2013 at 11:07pm

What skin type do u use this on? You might be my mentor...I dont care how long u have been an esty, you seem to be obsessed like me!! I love it!! So you pretty much sell small bottles or big to clients at price u get it? Thanks for being so very very helpful-Also, the Basic Beauty Kit-Do you sell this at all? IT seems like a nice way to let aging clients or sensitive clients try the line....and its Purty! lol...Thanks

Permalink Reply by Devyn M. on November 18, 2013 at 8:47am

I recommend grape seed oil on all skin types, even oily and acneic. It's great for their skin because it hydrates and balances their oil. And it also allows me to get a little more aggressive with their skin to fix their breakouts/acne because the oil won't dehydrate them. The general health of the skin changes as well.

I do not sell any kits. I agree that they look nice and gives a chance for people to try the line. I'm just a fan of kits. I like to individualize for my clients. If they want to try anything, I give them samples. It works for me.