Beauty

[lulu2]

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@Tricolor wrote:

My neighbor was selling it years ago and I decided to give it a try. I did not know much about it but I was just doing it out of obligation to her. The only thing that wowed me was the red lipstick that I purchased. The neck cream which sold at that time for $80 did nothing. I was not impressed at all with the line and have not purchased anything since.

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I was suckered in too.  I bought shampoo and conditioner, (which I tossed after trying it, then trying it on the dog) as well as some day cream. (gave me a rash)

[Sister Golden Hair]

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@StillRachB wrote:
I'm thinking about trying their skincare, specifically the RE9 line. Has anyone tried Arbonne skincare? I'd love to get some thoughts from you ladies. I'm not looking for experiences or opinions on the business model, just the products. Thanks!

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@StillRachB My sister-in-law used it for years but a bit high-price for the products.

I think for the price there are other better brands.

[Irshgrl31201]

No, they spout a bunch of nonsense on the dangers of ingredients including mineral oil, which is absolutely safe, and try to frighten people into buying their cosmetics. They have used claims that their mascara is the only one that doesn't contain bat excrement and their lipstick is the only one without lead. I just would never give my money to a company that uses such deception. That and the formula of many of their products isn't even as good as basic drugstore products. Many contain alcohol and irritating essential oils and fragrances that damage healthy collagen production and many ingredients known to cause contact dermatitis. . Too many of their products are subpar. 

http://www.paulaschoice.com/beautypedia-skin-care-reviews/by-brand/arbonne