@ElvisShops wrote:
@Porcelain wrote:
NeoGenesis Intensive Moisturizer It contains adult human stem cell exosomes as opposed to the cells themselves. It has limited growth factors as well as signal chemicals to trigger the destruction of malformed cells. It's like the next step up from peptides. I'm seeing really nice results. I will try the basic serum soon. And if I get into dermarolling again I will use the Recovery serum after rolling. This brand is designed by scentists and scientific papers are available on their website.
The Ordinary Granactive Retinoid (HPR) 5% This is the only strong retinoid I've tried that doesn't have bad side effects on me. I'm one of those who never stopped peeling with Retin A, so I can't use it.
Skinn Lip 6X Original Serum Makes my lips look so nice. Nothing else is as good, and I've tried plenty.
Isomers MesmerEyez Eye Serum Has almost completely gotten rid of my hereditary under eye circles. My eye area is so much more firm with almost no crowsfeet.
My negative ion gadget(s) to help serums and creams penetrate. I have one for my face and a smaller one for my eyes and a spatula one for deep pore cleansing. (Got them on sale on Amazon Prime day.) Since I've been using this to make my products absorb, I've seen an actual lift. Gives me something useful to do when layering my skincare instead of sitting there waiting or fanning myself.
Hi. Can you tell me a little more about what you are seeing with the NeoGenesis Intensive Moisturizer? Thanks.
@ElvisShops sure thing! It works great as a moisturizer. It's pretty light even though it calls itself intensive. And so far it has helped with redness and healing. (I also have the moisturizing spray, which I spray on first thing after washing my face.)
I had a little milia-type bump on my upper cheek. It was there for weeks. Finally I got rid of it with my ionic spatula thingy. But there was a tiny bit of trauma to doing it. Nothing awful, no bleeding, but a bit of mild trauma. Normally that could give me a mark that would take a good while to go away.
I put extra moisturizer on it and really infused it with the other ionic face thingy. The next day, the only evidence was a tiny red dot on the spot. Not a scab, a dot. And the day after that the red dot disappeared after I washed. Now it's like the bump never happened.
Like I said, I am prone to post-skin-trauma hyperpigmentation, which shows up very strongly against my skin. And I get the occasional clogged pore which can result in that. So short circuiting that response is great for me. I just want to give my skin everything it needs to be strong and resiliant. So whatever I can find that seems likely to do that, really interests me.
There are only two problems I see with this NeoGenesis line. A, it is not sold very many places even online. And B, it is expensive.
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