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I was also on autoship for Ethocyn from HSN for many years until the autoship was canceled. I had changed the autoship to come every 2 months so I still had a nice supply when the autoship stopped. I spent the next few years looking for Ethocyn. And last year I found it at DermStore.

 

The DermStore size is bigger than the HSN size. And I gladly will pay extra.

 

I had only used Ethocyn on my face for years. Until a few months ago and my neck and my decollete looked like old lady skin. I started using Ethocyn and it has helped to smooth out the skin.

 

Every once in awhile Dermstore has 20% - 30% sales on everything. So I order more Ethocyn then. It is well worth it to me because I am not looking for any other product. And figure I am saving tons of money by not buying other products and hoping it will work.

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@donnmadd wrote:

Is this product going to be for sale on QVC?  I've used it for almost 15 years and I believe all of the info on the ethocyn webpage.


Do you now?  So, if I create a site and refer to a non peer reviewed "clinical study" done somewhere around 1995 or prior does that mean you too will fork over large amounts of money for very small amounts of product?  If this stuff was so amazing then there would have been a multitude of studies done on it in the past twenty years.  They would also have been peer reviewed.  If, in fact, your are genuine in your belief and not a schill then I invite you to educate yourself and engage in even a small amount of research.  

 

In another post you note that hyaluronic acid is also included in this product.  Frankly, I have no interest in researching this bogus line further so I'll believe you.  That then begs the question, so what?  Many, many products include HA in their formulas and for a whole lot less $$$$.  

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Only one of the products I used had Sodium Hyaluronate in it.  It was in the Hydrating Complex.  Haven't used in years though, so it might have changed.

 

The Essence had Cyclomethicone, Dimenticonol, Squalane, Dimethicone, Ethoxyhexyl-Bicyclooctanone (Ethocyn), Retinyl Palmitate (Vit. A), Tocoveryl Linoleate (Vit. E), and Evening Primrose Oil.

 

There was no Hyaluronic acid or Sodium Hyaluronate in the Eye Cream.

 

But really, Hyaluronic acid is a temporary ingredient.  It is really good for moisturizing, but it has no reparative effect.

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@donnmadd wrote:

It also has hyaluronic acid in the formula.


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