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I've used May Kay (extra-emollient) night cream for decades and as a result, I don't have any wrinkles but I do have some developing around my mouth, which bothers me. The following was recommended:
...but I have a concern about dry skin. Is anyone familiar with this product and can I avoid dry skin affects by using the same brand in the moisturizer?
Meh it's ok. Used for a year then moved on to Retin-a which is 10-15x stronger than any otc product. I use it with Skin Biology copper peptides which o bought from NCN professional skincare. Happy with my skin, look 8-10 years younger. I'm 40.
Meh it's ok. Used for a year then moved on to Retin-a which is 10-15x stronger than any otc product. I use it with Skin Biology copper peptides which o bought from NCN professional skincare. Happy with my skin, look 8-10 years younger. I'm 40.
I prefer stronger products such as Retin-a and copper peptides. I used RoC for about a year, it smoothed my skin a *tiny* bit with full effect at abut 3 months. Retin-a and CPs are overhauling my skin dramatically. No, I would not go back to RoC retinol which is an unimpressive overpriced OTC product.
I prefer stronger products such as Retin-a and copper peptides. I used RoC for about a year, it smoothed my skin a *tiny* bit with full effect at abut 3 months. Retin-a and CPs are overhauling my skin dramatically. No, I would not go back to RoC retinol which is an unimpressive overpriced OTC product.
Okay, thank you..I just thought perhaps "Meh" was an internet acronym which I did not know. I didn't mean to be rude or unpleasant. Thank you for understanding.
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