[periwinkle]

I've been seeing this ingredient in some products on a couple of home shopping channels. I never buy...I just watch.

It looks promising but then so did snake oil years ago.

I might incorporate it into a serum soon.

Renovage - Lotioncrafter LLC

 

[Lexi2009]

To be honest Peri--I am SO burnt-out on all these creams, ingredients, potions, lotions, supplements, prescriptions, new wave techniques etc. I am sticking to what is tried and true and what gets scientific backing or long-term customer feedback. I learned my lesson after jumping at the Copper Peptides. I am sure these are all good ingredients but at what point are we just putting too much on our bodies???

 

[gymrat]

I've been seeing this ingredient in some products on a couple of home shopping channels. I never buy...I just watch.

It looks promising but then so did snake oil years ago.

I might incorporate it into a serum soon.

Renovage - Lotioncrafter LLC

Peri, I actually was reading about this last night. I think I am going to give it a try, I don't think I will put it in my serum (I love my serum the way it is), but I might try it in my cream. I add all kinds of goodies to my cream, even my body cream! Can't hurt anything, you will only know if you like the results by trying it.

 

[fawnie]

Another person on a different forum was thinking of using this ingredient in one of her UberSerums.

It's cytoprotective in gastric cells, but that doesn't necessarily translate to skin cells. Still, it COULD work....you go first!

SpringerLink - Journal Article



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[gymrat]

off topic for a second!!

fawnie with the bran face wash, do you always use the pouch or do you ever just put some in your hands and use it that way?

And when you use the pouch do you re use it until it is gone? Like use one day, then 2 days later re use it?

 

[fawnie]

Huh? I don't use a bran wash. I use the Rice Bran and Silk soap from Chidoriya...is that what you mean? It's a bar soap, but very mild and glycerin-based.

<font color=red>Pure Silk & Rice Bran Soap for dry & sensitive skin



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[gymrat]

Huh? I don't use a bran wash. I use the Rice Bran and Silk soap from Chidoriya...is that what you mean? It's a bar soap, but very mild and glycerin-based.

<font color=red>Pure Silk & Rice Bran Soap for dry & sensitive skin

Oh ok, this is what I use. Mine is not a bar. I love it, it smells like cereal.

Beautyhabit Fine Personal Care and Aromatherapy

 

[fawnie]

Oh sure that looks good. But I love my microfiber cloth enough for exfoliating! I only can use so many products!!!!



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