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Thanks so much for the heads up!

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she always looks so dull and rough around the edges to me. I have never tried her things as her example of beauty as in how she presents her line is dull

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It looks like the matrixyl kit will be the TTV. I'm hoping for some good deals.

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What is the difference between matrixyl advance and matrixyl 20%? Seems similar but higher concentration?
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Did anyone else notice during the last Isomers visit that any time the host would say Manuela was a ""cosmetic chemist"" it was bleeped out?

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anybody know the difference between matrixyl 20% vs matrixyl advance?

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On 10/21/2014 JeanCA said:

anybody know the difference between matrixyl 20% vs matrixyl advance?

20% is original and 3000 in percentages that equal 20% Matryxil. Advanced is the 3 available forms in clinically tested amounts.

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On 10/21/2014 2cockers1cat said:
On 10/21/2014 JeanCA said:

anybody know the difference between matrixyl 20% vs matrixyl advance?

20% is original and 3000 in percentages that equal 20% Matryxil. Advanced is the 3 available forms in clinically tested amounts.

thank you for the info! which is better? and why do they offer both? sounds confusingSmiley Sad

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On 10/21/2014 JeanCA said:
On 10/21/2014 2cockers1cat said:
On 10/21/2014 JeanCA said:

anybody know the difference between matrixyl 20% vs matrixyl advance?

20% is original and 3000 in percentages that equal 20% Matryxil. Advanced is the 3 available forms in clinically tested amounts.

thank you for the info! which is better? and why do they offer both? sounds confusingSmiley Sad

Jean, this is info from Isomers.ca, website:

Matrixyl 20% contains:

  • Matrixyl targets deep wrinkles & dermal matrix (plumps skin)
  • Matrixyl 3000 targets wrinkles and hydration (smooths surface)
  • 2 forms of the peptide in 300% above the clinical level
  • For all skin types. Ages 20+

Matrixyl Advanced contains

  • Matrixyl targets deep wrinkles & dermal matrix (plumps skin)
  • Matrixyl 3000 targets wrinkles and hydration (smooths surface)
  • Synthe-6 (targets expression lines)
  • All 3 forms of the peptide chain in 100% of the clinical level
  • For all skin types 45+

Contains Matrixyl in all its forms, at clinical tested levels

  • Matrixyl™
  • Matrixyl™ 3000
  • Introducing brand new – Matrixyl™ synthe’6