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Yeah its really stupid how those procedures are considered cosmetic even though most so called cosmic derm treats real medical conditions.
As far as the topic at hand–the truth is that I hate the feeling of oils on my skin. So I doubt I’ll be trying any oil in pure form. I asked a makeup artist in sephora to put a moisturizer on my face before trying on a powder foundation and she picked some Josie maran argan oil stuff that I couldn’t wait to get home and wash off my face:)
Randy – the product I was looking at is a different product by the same company. The ingredient list I posted earlier is a direct cut and paste. Here is the link to the product.
There are several single oil products I have found. Are the labels accurate or not?Yes Sarah, the one and ! Thank you, I never really left, still always stuck around and read.
I sometimes felt like adding in my 2 cents was redundant when Randy or Perry would jump in and answer the question. So I would just go back to studying
lindygirl, lot’s of single oil products still have some additional preservatives or fragrance added, but usually in low concentrations so you can expect the effectiveness of the oil not to be affected. Some, in fact many, are blended combinations of different oils, with lower concentrations of things like seabuckthorn oil which is expensive, but has become a buzzword. If seabuckthorn oil really is singular and amazing, in products like these, you could’t really tell because the concentration is so low.
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