topic Re: Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers in Beauty

Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers

renb12 — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 04:35:22 GMT

Has anyone tried theirs yet? I just did for the first time and am really disappointed there is fragrance in the serum and moisturizer! My face stung a bit when I applied them... not sure if it was due to the fragrance or the ingredients in the product.

I'm going to use this for a couple weeks and hopefully my face doesn't get red and irritated from the fragrance. I can still smell the stuff on my face. Yuck!

Re: Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers

acatgirl — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 11:06:58 GMT

Where do you see added fragrance in the ingredients? I don't see it.

Re: Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers

BeautybytesbyCC — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 11:48:08 GMT

I ve been using these products for years. The serum does have a scent to me, but once it sinks in it goes away. Not sure if it's natural or synthetic. This product really does change my skin tho, it's kind of worth it for me. I don't get the sting tho, that could be either good or bad, I feel, but be careful! I feel a nice little sting can sometimes make the product fel like it's doing it's job, but not sure that's the case with these products. (Usually exfoliating type products). The moisturizers are newer to me, although I used the day when it first came out.

Re: Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers

renb12 — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 14:07:43 GMT

On 9/12/2014 acatgirl said:

Where do you see added fragrance in the ingredients? I don't see it.
When Hope is Not Enough and they Miracle Worker Night state they have fragrance on the bottle and box.

Re: Philosophy TSV - cleanser, serum, day/night miracle workers

gonnab — Fri, 12 Sep 2014 14:08:13 GMT

I cannot use any of the MW products because of the sting. And I remember reading a review from Paula that there is an ingredient in those products that are irritating - can't remember what it was.