Beauty

[MW in Iowa]

I think Elizabeth Grant has some kits that are a lot less , and she has been doing them for years , there may be more science in Isomers version though , Manuela seemed more excited about this launch , than i have seen lately. I notice she has been doing demos like Dimitri does. What does anyone think ?

[AmericanBulldogMom]

I got 2. Why? Bc it actually sounds like it would agree very well with my skin which can be quite finicky. It also sounded like it would help/address some specific things going on with my skin. I have the extended return policy to give it a fair try, but generally my skin lets me know quite fast if it’s happy or not. LOL!

[MW in Iowa]

I did think the before and after were some of the best she has had. Honestly as another post mentioned some other products aren't impressive at all.

[sueinsf]

I'm not getting it for a variety of reasons. 

For one, I just ordered Skinn's Pep40 kit.  For two, these products are all brand new and I want to see reviews on them.  For three, I'm concerned about the Iso E Super scent - dry, woody, cedar-like, with aspects of ambergris, vetiver and patchouli (this just sounds horrible to me!!).  For four, it seems like other products work to reduce reduce signs of aging/fine lines and wrinkles, leave skin firmer and more radiant, hydrate, etc. 

Before and afters look good (don't they always?) but in the live demo I didn't see anything impressive.  So, while Manuela is enthusiastic presenting it, I'm not sold on this product line yet.

[SANNA]

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@AmericanBulldogMom wrote:

I got 2. Why? Bc it actually sounds like it would agree very well with my skin which can be quite finicky. It also sounded like it would help/address some specific things going on with my skin. I have the extended return policy to give it a fair try, but generally my skin lets me know quite fast if it’s happy or not. LOL!

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It very well might be the case!  My affair with Isomers started in 1999 after I spent years and money fighting my super sensitive and always unhappy skin. I was buying La Mer line till my mother told me one day to try something else since it wasn’t working... I was upset and frustrated.... 

Then one day I caught Isomers presenting their new kit of Matrixyl serum, eye serum and Desert Youth cream for $99.

OMG!!! From the very first day my skin loved it and it calmed.. And then my “ 11” disappeared... It changed my world of skin care. I always buy the new things to try and I can say that only a lip treatments are not agreeable with my super sensitive lips.

I am 56 now and my skin looks great, I do not look 25 but I look 10 years younger , according to people. So I am happy to embrace any new product by Isomers and I do not even think of trying anything else.

So good luck to you! Let us know here.

[AmericanBulldogMom]

@SANNA Thank you for sharing your experience. Very encouraging as I get very nervous trying new things on my skin. It generally doesn’t “appreciate” them we’ll say. LOL! I will be sure to report back. 🤞🏻

[rochelleS]

I've been thinking about this @AmericanBulldogMom, being your sin is so "touchy" it might behoove you to mix a new product with a current skin friendly item you're currently using. ie: A little serum and increase the amount until full strength. Just like we do when introducing our babies or pets to new food. I do not know what, if any actives you're currently using but a gradual intro may prevent shocking your skin. Of course the reverse may work too. The skin might love a new product and drink it up without any issues. Just thinking, thinking...

@Porcelain do you have any thoughts on this? Have you come across anything similar in your research? TIA. 

[Nightowlz]

I heard her say it was good for sensitive skin so I turned the channel. 

I have my routine down right now so don't want to add to it.

If I kept listening I would cave. LOL!!!

[Porcelain]

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@rochelleS wrote:

I've been thinking about this @AmericanBulldogMom, being your sin is so "touchy" it might behoove you to mix a new product with a current skin friendly your currently using. A little serum and increase the amount until full strength. Just like we do when introducing our babies or pets to new food. I do not know what, if any actives you're currently using but a gradual intro may prevent shocking your skin. Of course the reverse may work too. The skin might love a new product and drink it up without any issues. Just thinking, thinking...

@Porcelain do you have any thoughts on this? Have you come across anything similar in your research? TIA. 

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@rochelleSThis is exactly what the experts say to do when introducing irritating products like acids and retinols. You build them up gradually so your skin has a chance to acclimate. So it could make sense for other ingredients and products too. I like the way you think!

I do believe that if your skin shows you very clearly it doesn't want a type of ingredient, like silicone or fragrance or whatever, it's wisest just to accept it and not try to get it to change. (Just like I can't tolerate tea tree oil for some reason, though I've tried to convince myself otherwise, since it makes no logical sense.) To me it's less like a baby refusing to eat carrots even though they are good for them, and more like the baby breaking out in hives whenever you feed them carrots.

I think this set looks like it would be very good for people with oily skin. The befores all had large pores and a lot of oil and looked a tad coarse textured (no judgement here!), and the afters looked very refined and matte. I'd pair some of the items in this kit with Skinn's Creme Reverse, and/or the Isomers Matrixyl 4 pur serum, but not the cream.

[SANNA]

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@AmericanBulldogMom wrote:

@SANNA Thank you for sharing your experience. Very encouraging as I get very nervous trying new things on my skin. It generally doesn’t “appreciate” them we’ll say. LOL! I will be sure to report back. 🤞🏻

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Whatever happens , super results or not , I know your skin will love it ! Her way of the delivery of the ingredients is amazing,