Beauty

[World Traveler]

I have been reading mixed reviews on Perricone's Cold Plasma, not only on QVC but also his website. People seem to either really, really like it or they don't; no in between reviews. I received it as part of a package deal with other Perricone products, and have not had a enough time with it to see what results, if any, I may have.

Other than the fact you might find it expensive, what has been your personal experience with Cold Plasma?

Thanks for your comments. 

[World Traveler]

Seriously? As of this minute, right now, 116 people have viewed this original post of mine and there are no comments? Maybe everyone is holding to the adage that "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." Guess I won't use this product.

[AspenGrove]

I got a free sample of this product, sent when I ordered something from dermstore, I think.  I tried it and overnight developed two welts on my face!! Holy cow. Rest of the sample went into the trash. Have no clue what caused the reaction, but ... yuck. No thanks.

[bamasec]

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@World Traveler wrote:

Seriously? As of this minute, right now, 116 people have viewed this original post of mine and there are no comments? Maybe everyone is holding to the adage that "if you can't say anything nice, don't say anything at all." Guess I won't use this product.

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I cannot comment and maybe many cannot as this product is SO EXPENSIVE! I would love to try but not on  my salary!

[gardensla]

I think I've tried just about every Perricone treatment product at least once from the 400.00 once-a-year serum to citrus facial wash. For me much of it isn't all the special--except for Cold Plasma. I've used the face, eye, and neck serums and have Cold Plasma on auto-delivery here at the Q. Along with Dr. Gross SS Ferulic Acid & Retinol Serum I think it's a superior product, especially for the chest. Leaves my skin glowing and very soft. Is it "anti-aging'? No, of course not. For that I use prescription Retin-A but I do think either of these serums give a boost to Retin-A and speed up exfoliation. 

Perricone often has really good sales and you can find trial sizes of this product on Ebay. I'd invest in a 30 day supply and see what you think.

[MarthainMD]

I tried cold plasma but it just didn't work for my dry skin.  No matter what I put on top of it my skin was dry.  However, when I tried photo plasma I fell in love with it.  Its very hydrating, gives my skin a nice glow and it has spf 30.

[Chrissy76]

. I have tried Cold Plasma twice. I ordered when it first was introduced and really did not feel it did much for my mature, sensitive, somewhat dry skin. Then more recently,, it was included in a Perricone TSV I receive on auto-delivery, and so I tried it again After using the full 2 oz. jar, I still did not feel it gave me any great pay off. I'm hooked on other Perricone products, but not this one.

[World Traveler]

Thanks, everyone! Appreciate the time you took to respond.

Am getting the general idea that even though the product description says it addresses 11 signs of aging, there isn't an overabundance of positive responses to merit starting the use of the product, or to continue using it.

I've heard Dana say on a few occasions that it is one of her favorites. Normally I would take that with a grain of salt because she is trying to sell a product. However, recently when she was selling the $300 (?) Signature Reserve, she was not only singing its praises, but interjected a couple of times that the Reserve AND Cold Plasma were her favorites. 

So, I think unless I see some dramatic changes in my skin by the time my small sample bottle is used up, I won't be ordering it again.

Thanks again! 

[hyacinth003]

It is one of two products (the other is Hope in a Jar) I cannot get past the SMELL of.

It is awful, and does not go away quickly.  I thought I'd do most anything for beauty, but these two make me take that back!

Hyacinth

[World Traveler]

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@hyacinth003 wrote:

It is one of two products (the other is Hope in a Jar) I cannot get past the SMELL of.

It is awful, and does not go away quickly.  I thought I'd do most anything for beauty, but these two make me take that back!

Hyacinth

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You're funny. 

Actually, I hadn't noticed it being that bad. Will have to take another whiff.

I use WEN Tea Tree cleansing conditioning and oil treatment for my hair. I don't care for the smell, but it works well, so I use it. Tea tree is also known to work well against mosquitos. I can attest to that because I spread some generic tea tree oil on my body while in the Amazon. I was the only person with no problem concerning mosquitos. However, no one wanted to stand close to me! ha!