Beauty

[skittles2]

Anyone use this?

Are there must haves from these lines:

Volumagen

Regenerol

and is there any other go to product such as the eye cream?

Thanks

[MarthainMD]

skittle - you'll probably get lots of replies, here is my opinion.  I bought the kit with the serum, moisturizer, eye cream and vitamins.  Didn't like any of it and ended up throwing everything out.  The vitamins - the Dr. kept giving the wrong amount of biotin in his vitamins and worst than that my nails started breaking when I was taking them.  Went back to Anrew Lessman's vitamins.  The skincare didn't do anything for my skin.  Maybe if you are younger the products work but for me they were very drying.

[MarieIG]

@skittles2 I notice they are having a try-me kit (which they are saying is not a try-me kit, lol.)

Evine does have reviews for their products, and you can do a search over there and read the comments for each of their products.

I have not tried the vitamins, I am using Andrew Lessman's Healthy Hair Skin & Nails, his marine collagen peptides and something from Life Extension to take orally.

I do use his retinol and like it - but if someone has not been using retinol in the past, approach this with caution. It is strong and can cause dryness, irritation and peeling, so a newbie should use this no more than two evenings a week to start.  Also, be very careful not to use acids at the same time. 

I have also tried the volumagin (sp?) serum.  It is thick and tacky and hard to get out of the bottle.  I actually like it - on the back of my hands.  It seems to make the skin on my hands look very young.  I didn't notice the difference on my face (go figure) but I am a skin care junkie of long standing and my face has gotten a lot of attention.

I did not notice anything from the volumagin eye cream.  Nada.

I have not tried the neck or hand creams. 

[Shelbelle]

Yes, I also find it very annoying that Dr Terry  Dubrow keeps repeatedly giving the incorrect info on the amount of Biotin in his supplement. He continuously says it has 8,000 milligrams Biotin, when in fact it is 8 milligrams or 8,000 micrograms. He should know better, even we novices here know better.

[Shelbelle]

Have not tried it yet, but the cleanser does get excellent reviews.

[Pook]

I have been using the eye cream and it is by far the best I ever tried.  I even put it on throughout the day and my undereye area has really smoothed out.  I recently started using the hand cream and so far it's reallly  doing the job.  I also use it on my neck area with good results as well as my knee area where I am starting to get funny wrinkles.

[morganjen]

I have the eye cream and I really like it, no irritation. The hand cream is good for a hand cream, but I didn't notice any volumizing. The neck cream is also good, not sticky or heavy. Love the vitamins, my hair and skin really respond to them. Been taking them since September. Just reordered another bottle.

[winamac1]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Yes, I also find it very annoying that Dr Terry  Dubrow keeps repeatedly giving the incorrect info on the amount of Biotin in his supplement. He continuously says it has 8,000 milligrams Biotin, when in fact it is 8 milligrams or 8,000 micrograms. He should know better, even we novices here know better.

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Oh my goodness...that really is just bad---bad, bad, bad!

[winamac1]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Have not tried it yet, but the cleanser does get excellent reviews.

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I tried it--nothing special.  I think it has some ingredient in it that is supposed to be irritating to the skin.   I'll not buy it again.

[ERL]

Have to say some months back I tried their big set, had it all, and I didn't find it doing much of anything for me other then get my sensitive skin a bit inflamed.