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  CriticFan Posts: 1,016

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  27/04/16 - 19:17 #2

  It would help if someone replied....

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  tigerowl Posts: 687

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  30/04/16 - 18:43 #3

  I've never heard of either of them but you can find the oil on Google if you want to find out more.
  
  I genuinely do believe skincare works, so definitely have a go. There are millions of products at all kinds of budgets you can choose from.
  
  If you want to find out a bit more about what might be good for you, try reading some blogs. Caroline Hirons and Ruth Crilly are both great source, in my opinion.

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  5hane Posts: 2,385

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  30/04/16 - 19:54 #4

  CriticFan wrote: »

  Hello all,
  
  First time I've posted in this section of the forum so please be nice
  
  Someone I know happens to be a model, he has flawless skin and it is always luminous. I always thought it couldn't have been natural so I asked him what he used.
  
  'I am beautiful oil' was one of them. (cringey name I know) Apparently it protects the skin and helps regenerate it causing the luminous effect.
  
  Another product he uses is bionova. Anyone ever heard of them?
  
  All these products are pretty pricey. I think as they are made in US.
  
  Does anyone know a cheaper alternative but still of the same quality?
  Or if these products are legit?
  
  Thanks

  
  Neals Yard Remedies is particularly good. My gf uses: http://www.nealsyardremedies.com/skincare/shop-by-skin-type/signs-of-ageing/0564.html#start=3 and I pinch a little of it sometimes

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  Lin4237 Posts: 304

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  01/05/16 - 09:14 #5

  CriticFan wrote: »

  It would help if someone replied....

  
  When I research a particular product I tend to list all the ingredients on a spreadsheet and then look up what each ingredient is. It is tedious but a necessity. I used http://www.paulaschoice.com/cosmetic-ingredient-dictionary/ and if I was still uncertain about a particular ingredient I just googled it and followed the trail from there - you learn a lot along the way.

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  Lushness Posts: 38,170

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  01/05/16 - 10:23 #6

  OP your oil doesn't seem to be readily available here, that would put me off instantly. When I buy something I like to know that I can get it relatively quickly.
  
  There are plenty of good oils available here, have a look on Caroline Hirons site, plenty of options there.

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  CriticFan Posts: 1,016

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  03/05/16 - 01:28 #7

  Lushness wrote: »

  OP your oil doesn't seem to be readily available here, that would put me off instantly. When I buy something I like to know that I can get it relatively quickly.
  
  There are plenty of good oils available here, have a look on Caroline Hirons site, plenty of options there.

  
  Since I made this thread I have since bought two new oils. And yeah the products I listed are all made in US. Which is why I made the thread asking for help. And US products are a lot stronger than UK products which is why you won't find them over here.

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  04/05/16 - 15:47 #8

  CriticFan wrote: »

  
  Does anyone know a cheaper alternative but still of the same quality?
  Or if these products are legit?
  
  Thanks

  I guess, your dermatologist would know best. But if I may, my regimen include the following: Academie,Clinique and Guerlain facial products.

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  Lushness Posts: 38,170

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  08/05/16 - 15:46 #9

  CriticFan wrote: »

  Since I made this thread I have since bought two new oils. And yeah the products I listed are all made in US. Which is why I made the thread asking for help. And US products are a lot stronger than UK products which is why you won't find them over here.

  
  Stronger in what way? Because you can find plenty of "strong" products here too.

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