Microdermabrasion

[mya_wannabe]

which one will work for if you have oily skin like myself

 

[katrosier]

I tried neutrogena and l'oreal. I really like the l'oreal it faded some really old acne scars I have. Neutrogena was just a waste of money.

 

[charish]

well, i have never gotten it done professionally, but learned in school that people who do it a lot , in the long run will do more harm than good(causing you to look older). but i don't know if it's just professionally or probably any way. but from my experience, i liked the st. ives scrub (it's more gentle) and the jafra kind. which uses the same crystals as the professional one.

 

[Amandine]

I've read a lot of reviews that claim Olay's Kit is a fabulous knock-off of the super popular Philosophy Microdelivery Peel.

The Microdelivery Peel is incredible and I'm soo heart broken that I can't use it. (My skin cannot take glycolic acid and heavy does of Vitamin C) I tried it a couple of times and my skin felt SUPER smooth and soft... until I broke out from irritation. Now I use the left over peel on my hands and feet when I want to make them super soft.

Right now I'm using MAC Microfine Refinisher and really like it. It's basically the microderm crystals in a plain creamy carrier lotion. Completely non-reactive. Its great for those of us who can't handle the chemicals in most peels but want the benifits of heavy duty exfoliation.

 

[kewlgal]

Are the home demabrasion kit just like those normal scrubs?