Has anyone ever heard of the Glymed Plus skin line?

[candaysee]

I got an acne treatment facial this past weekend and the esthitician use products from the Glymed Plus line.

Here's the link :Glymed I got a few products from the line. ...a cleanser, mask and soemthing called the "Living Cell Clarifier" to help hyperpigmentation. I've been using the products for a couple of days but wondering if anyone else has used them or even heard of it. By the way they were very pricey and not sure if I'll be purchasing again......well if they perform a miracle I will..

Here's the description of the clarifier:

Living Cell Clarifier

Packed with deeply hydrating, pure and fresh botanicals and protects living skin cells against free radical invasion. Corrects damage and inflammation initiated from aging, sun, chemicals and other imbalances. Battle age and sun spots naturally without irritating chemicals or prescription drugs. Contains mega doses of the most powerful pigment fighting ingredients licorice extract, Mag-C, Ester-C, Hawaiian Seaweed, Mulberry and Bearberry. Bearberry is known to manufacture its own natural Hydroquinone.

 

[Solimar]

Never heard of it, but I wish you luck!

 

[candaysee]

Thank you for responding. I was getting worried. I thought no one liked me

Just kidding.

I realized after I goggled the product not alot came up so I guess I'll be reviewing this for everyone. But so far so good. Only been using it for 4 days so not much to report yet but I'll keep any one that's wants to know about it posted.

 

[SqueeKee]

Nope, I haven't heard of it either, sorry!

 

[Kathy]

The name sounds really familiar, but I can't remember anything about it. Sorry we're not of more help!

 

[candaysee]

So far so good. It's drying out my skin which is a bad thing for me since I have extremely oily skin and it's contributing to the acne. So far I do like it. The living cell clarifier does feel good on the skin and I'm hoping in the long run it'll help the hyperpigmentation from the acne.

 

[GEM5000]

never heard of this product...mine acne scars r slowly fading away...so now i stopped looking for cosmetic remedies..just stick to my usual routine

 

[candaysee]

It's actually helping me tremendously. I should have taken a pic before I started to show yall. Oh well.

 

[nelly]

Its a new one on me .

Is that the full list of ingredients ?

the first part of the name "Gly"

could refer to "glycosaminoglycans"

or shortened to glycons.

I dont want to get techi .. but this what holds your skin together.

ie: Hyaluronic acid is a good example ..

Also, what is Mag-C, Ester-C ?

but if its working for you then great.

good luck ..

 

[candaysee]

The whole line is called Glymed. Not sure what the "Gly" stands for...it may be a ploy to automatically think of gylcolic acid.

In any even here are the full ingredients of the Living cell clarifier

Bearberry Extract, Licorice Extract, Mulberry Extract, Magnesium Ascorbyl Phosphate, Live Yeast Cell, Sugar Can Extract, Citrus Extract, Apple Extract, Green Tea Extract, Ester C, Hawaiian Seaweed Extract, Tocopherol (vitamin E), Retinyl Palmitate (vitamin A), Phytic Acid

 

[monniej]

i have heard of this line. it's a product line available to estheticians. one of my source books offers the complete line and it is pricey. glad to hear that it's working well for you. keep in touch with your esti, it may be hard to find without her.

 

[xEdenx]

Glymed sounds like Glysomed.