bzz agent - consumer testing panel (aka lookie what i got to try out!)

[JC327]

Quote: Originally Posted by lovepink /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  Got my Neutrogena Bzz Kit today!



ETA: I have 3 coupons available to anyone who wants them!  PM me your name and address and I will mail them! /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />
Nice!

 

[JC327]

Quote: Originally Posted by quene8106 /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  i got the neutrogena in the mail about a week ago and it's a tad light for me (only if i take a pic of it with the flash on). i like it a lot and it makes me look natural and flawless. i kept a coupon for myself to get another shade and i left the remainder of them at work and they were gone within a day or two. the only thing i hate about this foundation is that it takes forever to get out of the jar (kinda like getting heinz ketchup out of the bottleneck jar).

here's my before and after pic


Looks great!

 

[JC327]

I just got into a campaign for nasal spray, not the most exciting but its something.

 

[quene8106]

Looks great!

Thank you!

 

[felicia1995]

I just got into the nasal spray campaign, too. I'm psyched, because I have allergies like crazy year round, and would consider purchasing this product if it wasn't $18 a bottle around me. Hopefully it will come with a stack of coupons, too!

 

[ZeeOmega]

I just signed up for BzzAgent last week and got into the Nasacort campaign on Friday. I was excited to get into a campaign so soon and also eager to try this. My loratadine just isn't cutting it anymore and I've wondered about nasal sprays and other allergy relief options. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I'm feeling like such an eager beaver! 

 

[sleepykat]

Quote: Originally Posted by panicked /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  I just got into the nasal spray campaign, too. I'm psyched, because I have allergies like crazy year round, and would consider purchasing this product if it wasn't $18 a bottle around me. Hopefully it will come with a stack of coupons, too!




Quote: Originally Posted by ZeeOmega /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  I just signed up for BzzAgent last week and got into the Nasacort campaign on Friday. I was excited to get into a campaign so soon and also eager to try this. My loratadine just isn't cutting it anymore and I've wondered about nasal sprays and other allergy relief options. I know it's not everyone's cup of tea, but I'm feeling like such an eager beaver! 

I hope this works for you. I used to have really bad hay fever, felt like I had a cold all the time. I don't wish that on anyone. I seem to have grown out of it or something, but the thing that worked best for me was nasal spray. I think it was Nasonex, I'm not sure. It was a prescription.

 

[caseybean025]

I hope this works for you. I used to have really bad hay fever, felt like I had a cold all the time. I don't wish that on anyone. I seem to have grown out of it or something, but the thing that worked best for me was nasal spray. I think it was Nasonex, I'm not sure. It was a prescription.

I get terrible hay fever like that too. And I grew into it instead of out of it! Plus I also get dyshidrotic eczema on all my finger, my hands, and between my toes when I have my hay fever too. I love the spring and summer, but I'd love it a lot more if i didn't get so many issues from it! I was hoping to get this campaign, but haven't yet. :-(

 

[kawaiisquawks]

Quote: Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


I get terrible hay fever like that too. And I grew into it instead of out of it! Plus I also get dyshidrotic eczema on all my finger, my hands, and between my toes when I have my hay fever too. I love the spring and summer, but I'd love it a lot more if i didn't get so many issues from it! I was hoping to get this campaign, but haven't yet. :-(

Same here, except mine usually stays only on my index fingers and thumbs. It drives me crazy since it itches so much, but then hurts like hell when I try to scratch /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

 

[caseybean025]

Same here, except mine usually stays only on my index fingers and thumbs. It drives me crazy since it itches so much, but then hurts like hell when I try to scratch /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

It's horrible! I've been getting it for two years now and have some scarring from it. The little blisters look small, but they seem to go really deep! The creams I got from the dr basically did nothing.

 

[kawaiisquawks]

Quote: Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


It's horrible! I've been getting it for two years now and have some scarring from it. The little blisters look small, but they seem to go really deep! The creams I got from the dr basically did nothing.

I've had mine for as long as I can remember. No creams work on mine either, I just have to bear it or sometimes I scratch anyways and break the skin and then everything is just disgusting and painful /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> The worst is when they pop out when I've accidentally handled stuff I'm allergic to. I accidentally used some rose hand cream a while back and I'm pretty sure I basically clawed all the skin off my hands.

 

[caseybean025]

I've had mine for as long as I can remember. No creams work on mine either, I just have to bear it or sometimes I scratch anyways and break the skin and then everything is just disgusting and painful /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> The worst is when they pop out when I've accidentally handled stuff I'm allergic to. I accidentally used some rose hand cream a while back and I'm pretty sure I basically clawed all the skin off my hands.

I'm allergic to the hand soap at work. Were not allowed to bring in any since this is heavy duty food grade type stuff (I work in a food factory). I can't really prevent using it unfortunately and just have to deal with it and *try* not to scratch!

 

[feemia]

Quote:Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


I'm allergic to the hand soap at work. Were not allowed to bring in any since this is heavy duty food grade type stuff (I work in a food factory). I can't really prevent using it unfortunately and just have to deal with it and *try* not to scratch!


That sounds like an issue to take to human resources. Is it legal for an employer to make someone use a product that she's allergic to?

 

[kawaiisquawks]

Quote: Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


I'm allergic to the hand soap at work. Were not allowed to bring in any since this is heavy duty food grade type stuff (I work in a food factory). I can't really prevent using it unfortunately and just have to deal with it and *try* not to scratch!

oh no, that's awful  /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" /> Is there no way they could find an alternative soap to switch to?

 

[caseybean025]

Its a problem with the sanitation department... They're the ones in charge of ordering that type of stuff and getting new stuff. The issue with them is that the person doing that job has changed probably 20 times in the 2 years I've been there. Lol. I keep telling the person in charge, but they quit or change jobs before anything gets done. I've talked to hr a couple times, but they don't really know anything about it other than saying to talk to sanitation. It's a huge clusterf***. Basically I've been trying to just use the hand sanitizer unless I actually have something gross on my hands that requires soap and water to get it off.

 

[Kelli]

Quote: Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


I get terrible hay fever like that too. And I grew into it instead of out of it! Plus I also get dyshidrotic eczema on all my finger, my hands, and between my toes when I have my hay fever too. I love the spring and summer, but I'd love it a lot more if i didn't get so many issues from it! I was hoping to get this campaign, but haven't yet. :-(
I'm glad you posted this. I had never heard of it, but I looked this up and it seems like it could be an issue I have. I get bumps on my ring finger and pinkie and on the tops of my feet that are itchy but burn/hurt if I itch it and never knew what it could be. Thinking about it, I do tend to get it when i'm having issues with hay fever/allergy stuff. I am going to need to research this a bit more. Thanks for mentioning it!

 

[sleepykat]

Quote: Originally Posted by norther /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  Quote: Originally Posted by caseybean025 /img/forum/go_quote.gif


I get terrible hay fever like that too. And I grew into it instead of out of it! Plus I also get dyshidrotic eczema on all my finger, my hands, and between my toes when I have my hay fever too. I love the spring and summer, but I'd love it a lot more if i didn't get so many issues from it! I was hoping to get this campaign, but haven't yet. :-(

Same here, except mine usually stays only on my index fingers and thumbs. It drives me crazy since it itches so much, but then hurts like hell when I try to scratch /emoticons/[email protected] 2x" width="20" height="20" />

Yeah, I grew into some other stuff...cat allergy and spots of seborrheic dermatitis. Thankfully the cat allergy only seems to be certain cats. The seborrheic dermatitis is mainly on my ears, parts of my scalp, and one elbow (random, right?). I have cream for it that I rarely remember to use.

I'm sorry to hear about the eczema ladies; sounds annoying. Do you have asthma, too? Many asthma patients have eczema. I hope something will help eventually. Maybe the nasal spray will do something.

 

[kawaiisquawks]

Quote: Originally Posted by sleepykat /img/forum/go_quote.gif
  Yeah, I grew into some other stuff...cat allergy and spots of seborrheic dermatitis. Thankfully the cat allergy only seems to be certain cats. The seborrheic dermatitis is mainly on my ears, parts of my scalp, and one elbow (random, right?). I have cream for it that I rarely remember to use.

I'm sorry to hear about the eczema ladies; sounds annoying. Do you have asthma, too? Many asthma patients have eczema. I hope something will help eventually. Maybe the nasal spray will do something.

Gotta love life for flinging random bits of skin/health problems around. No asthma that I know of, but I sure do wish I had something to help my lungs out right now. I've had some nasty virus/infection (no idea what, haven't been able to go see a doc yet) for the past few days and I can barely breathe - my tonsils are swollen and it feels like someone is sitting on my chest while stabbing me under my right ear. And of course it had to happen right in the middle of when my first midterm, 2 quizzes, 3 assignments, and 3 deadlines for work are lol.

 

[dressupthedog]

Hay fever/asthma/eczema person here. Blech. I got into the Nasacort campaign on Monday, and I'm super happy about it, even though it's not exactly an exciting campaign. I've been using loratadine for years and it's just not doing it for me.

 

[jesemiaud]

Yay...got into a Paulas Choice anti-aging campaign!