Beauty

[nightnurse]

I OFTEN (NOT ALWAYS) SEE THE 60 PADS FOR $20 AT COSTCO

[Icegoddess]

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Can the Nassif pads be used on the neck and deck, many thanks

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@Shelbelle If it is the same ones as the ones Costco sells (60/$33.99) they are for both face and body.  

I know @Sugipine has mentioned in the past that there is no percentage of AHA on these pads and I was hoping she would suggest some that did have a percentage of AHA or preferabley Glycolic Acid. 

[Sugipine]

@Icegoddess 

What percentage of GA are you looking for? What I have used in the past are pads made by Glycolix. They make a range of different strengths and you can find them on Amazon and also SkinMedix dot com. When you go to look for them search for Glycolix pads.

If you want pads with a combo salicylic plus GA then search amazon for Replenix pads...sister company of Glycolix.

[Icegoddess]

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@Sugipine wrote:

@Icegoddess 

What percentage of GA are you looking for? What I have used in the past are pads made by Glycolix. They make a range of different strengths and you can find them on Amazon and also SkinMedix dot com. When you go to look for them search for Glycolix pads.

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@Sugipine probably a higher percentage. I'll look and see what they have.  I have used glycolic acid (MD Forte brand) which, at the time, you had to get from a Dermatologist and never had any sort of problem with it.  The main reason I stopped using it was I was wonderng if it might be exacerbating the spider veins on my face, but they never lessened after I stopped using it.  Actually, my main reason for wanting it is I want to use it on my fingers next to my nails where I have had some hardening of the skin.  I'm currently using CND Cuticle Eraser which has some Glycolic and Lactic acids with good results but would like to bump it up before summer and yardwork with is really rough on my hands.

[Sugipine]

@Icegoddess 

Glycolix makes 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% strengths.

[Icegoddess]

@Sugipine the MD Forte Lotion I used was 20%.  It is no longer available although I was able to find the info online.

[Chi-town girl]

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@sueinsf wrote:

I see this is up for pre-sale - 3 pack of 60 Detox pads in either original or gentle (I'm guessing the gentle is new?).  Original use salicylic and glycolic acid and the gentle uses fruit acids it looks like. $50 with free shipping.

They have very good reviews and I believe they do the 3 pack as a TS once a year.  Any users on here who can comment?

I've used various brands of pads over the years - Dr. Denese, Peter Thomas Roth, Dr. Graf, Consult Beaute, Dr Gross (2 step peel).  Curious about these.  I think I have a $5 coupon so $45 for 3 sounds quite reasonable.  Although I don't use them everyday (and even then once a day, not twice) so this would likely last me far more than 6 months.

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@sueinsf  -  yes! I've started to add calendar reminders for the annual TS or TSV products that I want to reorder - both for beauty and supplements. The Nassif Peel Pad TS is a good value. I'm glad I didn't miss this one nor the recent Lessman Circulation Legs supplement TS, thanks to my calendar reminders

I tried the Nassif pads via a Costco purchase last year $20 for 60 pads -- am definitely picking up this TS on auto-ship. 

NassifMD® 3-pack 60-count Original Detox Pads Auto-Ship®

659-523

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[chiclet]

I could count on one hand the products I have bought a second time.  Seems like they do nothing special or there is something better or newer to try.  However, I will repurchase the Nassif Detox pads.  I cannot compare them to others but they really have made my face smoother and clearer. I do like others and cut them in half unless I feel my sunscreen did not come off well with washing so 180 pads will last me a year.  

[Shelbelle]

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@Icegoddess wrote:

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@Shelbelle wrote:

Can the Nassif pads be used on the neck and deck, many thanks

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@Shelbelle If it is the same ones as the ones Costco sells (60/$33.99) they are for both face and body.  

I know @Sugipine has mentioned in the past that there is no percentage of AHA on these pads and I was hoping she would suggest some that did have a percentage of AHA or preferabley Glycolic Acid. 

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Thanks, I see that he has seperate ones designated for face and ones for body,  different ones. The ones for the face say can beused on the hands and feet, but nothing about the neck. I will watch the presentations and hear if he says yo take them down to the neck. 

[nyc1]

Love these pads.  Use on my face, neck, dec, hands, back of my arms and elbows.   Bought them last year when they were not offered on AD...  going on AD now!