Beauty

[Allthingsgirly67]

I posted earlier about having fine marionette lines and interested in tretionin. While researching options I noticed that Dermatica seemed the better of the other choices. I just wanted to know if anybody has dealt with this company? What were your thoughts?

[LTT1]

@Allthingsgirly67 

I'm going to give an opinion on marionette lines but not on this brand.

First off, my experience with retinA and retinol has shown only a difference in surface improvements.

Second off, a new product for me has made an AMAZING improvement in marionette lines (and ALL of my other skin issues including dark spots) and this product is Isomers Simple Science 5% Argireline with peptides. I have only found it on the ca.com website because it is newly formulated. 
There is not one place on my body that I will not use this on! I saw improvement in marionette lined the SECOND day of use!

[San Antonio Gal]

@Allthingsgirly67  - I just checked out Dermatica.  I recommended checking out withagency.com on your other thread.   Agency is similar to Dermatica, but geared more to the above 40 group.  Dermatica looks like the same type of service, but geared towards a younger audience.  Either service is fine.

I was thinking about doing the Agency thing.  You can get the trial 30 day deal for 4.99.  

[SilleeMee]

No cream or lotion will get rid of marionette lines and that includes prescription products. Dermal fillers are your best option.

[Allthingsgirly67]

Dermatica seemed to be my best choice so I pulled the trigger and signed up for their trial subscription also 4.99