topic Re: Candace Cameron in Beauty

Candace Cameron

rms1954 — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 05:31:16 GMT

I hope her demonstration of how she performs her nightly and morning cleansing ritual is not how she really washes her face.

Re: Candace Cameron

Shanus — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 12:38:12 GMT

Just caught a minute or two of the Lancer show last night. Once again, for using it 4 wks., there was not much change in the photos in the afters. This is a fairly expensive line. There should be dramatic results.

I get better results with any other exfoliating product, cleanser and moisturizer. Any time you rid your top layer of skin of dead skin cells and then moisturize, it can penetrate better and give good results...glowing skin. I'm sure I could go to the drugstore and get that apricot "stuff" to achieve great exfoliation and get better "afters" in one week.

Re: Candace Cameron

nyc1 — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 13:14:25 GMT

I was not impressed when I tried the discovery kit. The cleanser and moisturizer were so so and the exfoliator somewhat harsh. I'll stick with the Tatcha Rice Powder as my go to exfoliator. Always on the hunt for other great and effective products but this line did not provide that for me.

Re: Candace Cameron

San Antonio Gal — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 14:18:28 GMT

@rms1954 wrote:
I hope her demonstration of how she performs her nightly and morning cleansing ritual is not how she really washes her face.

What's wrong with how she washes her face?

I also thought her face was nice and glowing @monicakm .

This product may not be for everyone, but I know they have a big following.

Re: Candace Cameron

BlueFinch — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 16:00:29 GMT

They make it seem the products are responsible for Candace's beautiful skin. But, I was surprised she also shared that she's had many in office procedures, including professional micro dermabrasion and who knows what else.

It seems to me that the topicals are simply maintenance products for her. They, alone, are not responsible for her glowing skin. Yeah, if only. And, besides her stating her skin went through a rough patch, she always had nice skin to begin with. She just wanted to make it HD proof.

I can attest to this. I had deep dermabrasion for some acne scars at around 35. The type that takes off the surface of the skin. A no joke procedure. My entire face was a giant scab. And, my brand new skin didn't look nearly as nice as Candace's. She just has beautiful skin and she's making sure it stays that way.

Re: Candace Cameron

LuvmyLab — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 17:22:39 GMT

When I look at her face I don't see glowing I see major shine. I also do not see the much difference between the before and the after photos. What I do see with a lot of the pictures is a lot of facial hair on the face, jaw line, cheeks and above the lip.

Re: Candace Cameron

curlygirl13 — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 17:38:52 GMT

I have to say for exfoliation I have found the best thing I think I have ever used!! At Costco no less. The Dr. Nassif exfoliation pads. I can see a huge difference in my skin in the 2 weeks I've been using them. I have mild roseacea and I am able to use them daily. They are fabulous and provide the same type of exfoliation minus the scrubbing, which for me is a big no since I have sensitive skin and acne prone. Try them!!!

Re: Candace Cameron

JudyL — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 17:42:19 GMT

@Shanus I agree with the before and after photos esp for the mature ladies. I saw no difference whatsoever and was surprised they would show those photos. I mean, really? Thats the best you have for mature ladies? Not a good example at all. Wasn't going to get the TSV anyway but for mature women, it doesn't seem to get results at all. Maybe better for younger skin.

Re: Candace Cameron

Lali1 — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 17:47:05 GMT

She's a beautiful woman. And of course her youthfulness and beauty is not coming from one product. But should they use and old wrinkled haggard woman to push their product?

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furbabylover — Sat, 30 Jan 2021 18:20:39 GMT

There's a lot of controversy about the Lancer method of cleansing. Many dermatologists are dead set against the type of exfoliation used in Lancer products. The "Polish" uses a type of abrasive that can cause serious skin reactions. I tried many products from this line, and in the end I went back to my drugstore staples at one tenth the price that did just as good a job.

Re: Candace Cameron

chiclet — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 09:53:31 GMT

@curlygirl13 wrote:
I have to say for exfoliation I have found the best thing I think I have ever used!! At Costco no less. The Dr. Nassif exfoliation pads. I can see a huge difference in my skin in the 2 weeks I've been using them. I have mild roseacea and I am able to use them daily. They are fabulous and provide the same type of exfoliation minus the scrubbing.

I bought them off HSN and with the pads and niacinamide from the ordinary I actually see and feel a difference. That is rare for me.

Re: Candace Cameron

staceyluvsyou — Sun, 31 Jan 2021 22:51:35 GMT

I see major shine also which usually means fresh Botox,especially on the forehead

Re: Candace Cameron

San Antonio Gal — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 01:25:27 GMT

@chiclet wrote:
@curlygirl13 wrote:
I have to say for exfoliation I have found the best thing I think I have ever used!! At Costco no less. The Dr. Nassif exfoliation pads. I can see a huge difference in my skin in the 2 weeks I've been using them. I have mild roseacea and I am able to use them daily. They are fabulous and provide the same type of exfoliation minus the scrubbing.
I bought them off HSN and with the pads and niacinamide from the ordinary I actually see and feel a difference. That is rare for me.

That's wonderful that you all are having success with Dr. Nassif's pads @chiclet and @curlygirl13 . I've heard good things about his pads. That's great that you can use it with sensitive/mild roseaca @curlygirl13 .

I'm also using niacinamide from The Ordinary @chiclet and I'm pleased with it.

Re: Candace Cameron

Icegoddess — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 05:01:21 GMT

I'll look for his pads in Costco, although I didn't care at all for that moisturizing oil that was full of silicones that was the TSV awhile back. I won't even put it on my face anymore because I think it caused some of those hard white "pimples" on my face, even in places where I wouldn't normally develop a pimple, like below the eyebrow.

Are the pads salicylic acid or something else?

I don't like harsh abrasive exfoiants. I can handle a very fine abrasive, but it really has to be gentle. Certainly not the apricot scrubs. I had the same problem with the Skinn DermaPeel. Hated it. If I had a place to sit in the shower I might use it on my feet, but not on my face.

Re: Candace Cameron

CANDLEQUEEN — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 14:00:21 GMT

I love Dr. Nassif's pads as well, and also some of The Ordinary Products, really nice products for a fraction of other products.......

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Pecky — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 14:09:52 GMT

@chiclet wrote:
@curlygirl13 wrote:
I have to say for exfoliation I have found the best thing I think I have ever used!! At Costco no less. The Dr. Nassif exfoliation pads. I can see a huge difference in my skin in the 2 weeks I've been using them. I have mild roseacea and I am able to use them daily. They are fabulous and provide the same type of exfoliation minus the scrubbing.
I bought them off HSN and with the pads and niacinamide from the ordinary I actually see and feel a difference. That is rare for me.

I agree about Dr Nassif pads. I ordered them form HSN months ago and they are wonderful. I use them every morning. I do cut them in half as there is so much on them that I don't want to waste a full one. I also like his Hydro Screen Serum.

Re: Candace Cameron

Lipstickdiva — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 17:40:01 GMT

@monicakm wrote:
@Shanus

YIKES! I hope you're kidding about that apricot scrub...unless you're going for the torn ripped face look Chemical exfoliation is much nicer to one's face!

I like a manual exfoliation once a week but that St. Ives apricot scrub is horrible for your skin. I'm surprised anyone would use that.

Re: Candace Cameron

World Traveler — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 19:16:25 GMT

I used the St. Ives Apricot Scrub for years and years, loved it. I saw no adverse effects from using it.

Now I use Lancer and also Tatcha scrubs.

Re: Candace Cameron

agb80 — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 20:00:51 GMT

Not interested in anything she is selling. Hated her diatribe of don't you tell me where and when my husband can touch my breast after posting to the world a personal photo of her touchy feely husband. She baited people with that photo.

Re: Candace Cameron

curlygirl13 — Mon, 01 Feb 2021 21:08:13 GMT

@Icegoddess Yes! I have the big pads for face and body. I cut them in quarters and with just a quarter I can do my entire face, neck, chest and hands! And I'm telling you my skin looks better than it has in a very long time!! I can't say enough good things about them. And no, no silicones. I can't use anything like that (like Dr.Denese Hydroshield, a BIG no) totally breaks me out.