Beauty

[Harpa]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@Shanus wrote:

What ingredients have fading properties?

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It might be the natural vitamin C content of the argan oil itself. @Shanus

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@SilleeMee@Shanus

What I see is the lactic acid.

[SilleeMee]

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@Harpa wrote:

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@SilleeMee wrote:

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@Shanus wrote:

What ingredients have fading properties?

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It might be the natural vitamin C content of the argan oil itself. @Shanus

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@SilleeMee@Shanus

What I see is the lactic acid.

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Yes,  @Harpa. I saw that, too. I couldn't find the ingredients yesterday when I tried to find the product. Today I found it.

[CoastalGal]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Here's the (sold out) body milk. You can read the reviews for it here:

https://www.qvc.com/Josie-Maran-Argan-Milk-Anti-Aging-Body-Renewal-Serum.product.A347240.html

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@SilleeMeeHow much does ( or did ) it cost for the bottle?

[SilleeMee]

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@CoastalGal wrote:

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@SilleeMee wrote:

Here's the (sold out) body milk. You can read the reviews for it here:

https://www.qvc.com/Josie-Maran-Argan-Milk-Anti-Aging-Body-Renewal-Serum.product.A347240.html

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@SilleeMeeHow much does ( or did ) it cost for the bottle?

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$44 @CoastalGal

This video shows the price:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rePMnFN6XXs

[Shanus]

I haven’t held much faith in her never ending new and improved products. I did like her original argan oil, but have found others, more pure (hers turns out to have added ingredients) in WholeFoods or online sites. 

[SilleeMee]

The lactic acid in that body milk is most likely the ingredient that helps with crepey skin and will somewhat fade dark spots, but not completely.

[San Antonio Gal]

I read a lot of the reviews and many raved about moisturized skin, but didn't see any about fading discoloraiton. 

[lovesallanimals]

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@San Antonio Gal wrote:

I read a lot of the reviews and many raved about moisturized skin, but didn't see any about fading discoloraiton. 

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San Antonio Gal:  Well, I am on my second week of using this on the backs of my hands.  I use it once in the morning and before I go to bed.  I don't know if it is just me, but I had some really large and dark age spots on my hands, just awful.  As of this morning, I cannot believe the difference.  They are so light and faded, I can barely notice them and my hands are smoother also. Before using this, I would never go out without some foundation on my hands (I use IT 50 spf).  I cannot wait to see what happens in a few more weeks after using this stuff.  For me it has been a game changer.

[bunk]

So...can this be used on the face?  I've been using the milk for the face and was wondering if this would work as well.

[c_la_vee]

Hi @lovesallanimals,  I am surprised to hear that her body milk if capable of that but I'll take your word for it.

I like JM's argan, when I run out I'll look around to see who else sells it and if it's any better, I use it on my body,

I'm also a huge fan of her SPF lotion, the regular one, no tint or illumination, just plain, I can't live without it.

Someone above mentioned that one of the ingredients is lactic acid. If that is in the body milk I can see how it would have that effect.

I get a FANTASTIC serum from a site called makeup artist choice, a site that has been mentioned here from time to time,  and they have a serum called Lac-Luronic Serum.

Another thing I won't live without, if you're looking for a lactic acid product, I really recommend this.

I use it every night under whatever I decide to put on top, sometimes argan oil or Dr Perricone chia oil or any cream. 

I get regular peels done and this product keeps my skin in shape in between, it's not going to work overnight but give it time. I am sure that it's going to be a stronger concentration that you find in the body milk.

I don't have dark spots so can't say how well it works on those but my skin is glowing.