Nassif MD Hydro-Screen Supersize Hydrating Serum - Page 6

Icegoddess · ‎03-19-2010

I hurriedly put some on this morning, face, neck, and hands. Once the silicone dissipated all I can say is my skin feels like it did before. Basically, it's as if I didn't use it at all. Not any drier, but I can't really tell that I used it at all.

sharlee · ‎03-09-2010

I decided to try the TS, and I'm glad I did. This is a real game changer for me.

It does have a lot of slip, but for me, it eventually dried to a soft finish.

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BdBettyB · ‎06-01-2017

Well I was able to buy a bottle. It was still at $72.00 with free shipping and a 20% off code was in my spendable cash which brought it with tax at $63.00. I'm very pleased I get to try it.

Mistic · ‎12-08-2010

@SilleeMee ~

Hey ~ Sorry this didn't seem to work for you. I have very dry skin. I use a total of 8 drops for face, neck & dec. Yeah, that much starts out feeling like way to much, but after a little dry down time, my skin feels so soft and moisturized.

It's crazy how a product can be so great for some, and a total dud for others. I was hoping you would really like it.

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SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@Mistic

My skin is very dry also. I did go back and apply some more and that helped but still not quite what I expect in a hydrating serum. I might have to add something else on top, or cocktail together, another moisturizing product.

Another thing which concerns me is that since it contains silicone, and lots of it, the serum makes an occlusive barrier so whatever you put on top will not be absorbed. I wanted to layer RA with it at night but I'm thinking that won't work. I have no problems with layering my vitamin C serum with RA. In fact that is working so well for me now. Your thoughts about layering with the Nassif serum or cocktailing it?

Pecky · ‎03-10-2010

@SilleeMee wrote:
@Mistic
My skin is very dry also. I did go back and apply some more and that helped but still not quite what I expect in a hydrating serum. I might have to add something else on top, or cocktail together, another moisturizing product.

Another thing which concerns me is that since it contains silicone, and lots of it, the serum makes an occlusive barrier so whatever you put on top will not be absorbed. I wanted to layer RA with it at night but I'm thinking that won't work. I have no problems with layering my vitamin C serum with RA. In fact that is working so well for me now. Your thoughts about layering with the Nassif serum or cocktailing it?

@SilleeMee He said to use this as your last step over your moisturizer which is what I have been doing. I really like it.

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

@Pecky wrote:
@SilleeMee He said to use this as your last step over your moisturizer which is what I have been doing. I really like it.

@Pecky

I may try that and see if I like it better. I've always applied my serums first and Nassif's will be the only one where I don't do that. Maybe he should rename it something else...call it a 'top coat sealant' ...lol!

Icegoddess · ‎03-19-2010

@SilleeMee wrote:
@Pecky wrote:
@SilleeMee He said to use this as your last step over your moisturizer which is what I have been doing. I really like it.

@Pecky
I may try that and see if I like it better. I've always applied my serums first and Nassif's will be the only one where I don't do that. Maybe he should rename it something else...call it a 'top coat sealant' ...lol!

Agreed. It's counter-intuitive, but I think it is more about sealing in the moisture than about adding it. On the product description page it says to apply to clean, dry skin. However, in the presentation they both emphasized that you put this on as your last step, going so far as saying you could use it as your primer.

I don't have overly dry skin and live in a humid environment. In fact, I run a dehumidifier most of the time for my asthmatic cat. But, things do dry out a bit in winter and I like richer products then. This is very light, so the jury is still out as to whether it'll be enough for my ski trip out west where it's really dry.

SilleeMee · ‎05-22-2016

After washing the Nassif serum off, my skin felt more dry than usual...very dry. The silicone might have something to do with that, but I really don't know for sure. The more I think about it, the more I'm not liking the serum. I've already put it back in it's box, ready to ship it back.

Icegoddess · ‎03-19-2010

@SilleeMee have you ever used Bio-Oil? I have not, but I was just watching Hoda & Jenna and there's a lady on doing hottest trends. One was that Bio-Oil was now making a gel moisturizer. It apparently is non-comedogenic which makes it okay to use on the face, as well as the entire body.

https://www.wellandgood.com/bio-oil-dry-skin-gel/

Also, here is a 14-day review of it used only on hands and feet.

https://yesmissy.com/biooil-dry-skin-gel-before-and-after/

Maybe the links won't get poofed or you read them before they do. But, if they do you can google Bio Oil Gel Moisturizer and they both showed up on the 1st page.