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[NoelSeven]

The Q just had a special on Dr. Denese anti-wrinkle hydrating treatment. I've never tried any of her products and I wonder if it really does anything.

The weather here has been very dry for a long time, which we're not used to, and it has an effect on skin. There was one OTC product I liked but it seems they stopped making it.

[ahoymate]

Like everything else in the beauty world, it's all individual.

[terrier3]

I have used her products and liked them a lot.

Then I discovered argon oil which works better for me.

Dr. Denese's products are high quality and priced well for what you get.

[foundinlv]

I've tried that super expensive Hydroshield in the large opaque pump and was astounded how it did absolutely nothing for my fine lines around the eyes. Also, saw no difference in the tone or radiance of my skin. I used this product faithfully for over 3 months until I stopped because I wanted to try something else. Also, was thinking that maybe it's for 30 or 40 year olds as a preventive since so many claim it's wonderful. I've seen women in that age bracket with flawless skin use extremely expensive skin care claiming that to be a miracle worker too.....puzzling.

[hyacinth003]

I think overall it is a good line.

Hydroshield did nothing for me either. But I have liked other products.

Hyacinth

[NoelSeven]

On 5/9/2014 ILikeShade said:

I've tried that super expensive Hydroshield in the large opaque pump and was astounded how it did absolutely nothing for my fine lines around the eyes. Also, saw no difference in the tone or radiance of my skin. I used this product faithfully for over 3 months until I stopped because I wanted to try something else. Also, was thinking that maybe it's for 30 or 40 year olds as a preventive since so many claim it's wonderful. I've seen women in that age bracket with flawless skin use extremely expensive skin care claiming that to be a miracle worker too.....puzzling.

Thanks, that's a good overall summary That's been my experience with other "wonder products." Some people rave about them, but I don't really see a difference.

[NoelSeven]

On 5/9/2014 hyacinth003 said:

I think overall it is a good line.

Hydroshield did nothing for me either. But I have liked other products.

Hyacinth

Thanks, Hyacinth! Which other products do you like?

[NoelSeven]

On 5/9/2014 terrier3 said:

I have used her products and liked them a lot.

Then I discovered argon oil which works better for me.

Dr. Denese's products are high quality and priced well for what you get.

I have the argon oil (JM) and admit I use it sporadically. Do you use it under regular moisturizer, terrier?

[NoelSeven]

On 5/9/2014 Skylands said:

Like everything else in the beauty world, it's all individual.

That's true.

[terrier3]

On 5/9/2014 NoelSeven said:

On 5/9/2014 terrier3 said:

I have used her products and liked them a lot.

Then I discovered argon oil which works better for me.

Dr. Denese's products are high quality and priced well for what you get.

I have the argon oil (JM) and admit I use it sporadically. Do you use it under regular moisturizer, terrier?

I had TERRIBLE flaking this winter...too much cold air and shoveling!

I use argon milk and rub it in good. Then layer argon oil in the problem areas - light coat. On top of that goes my moisturizer - in the winter it was heavy duty - Crème Ancienne from Fresh, now sometimes nothing. All the flaking and redness have gone away...it's a miracle!

I was so desperate I went for a facial. The facialist said to always seal in a serum or oil with moisturizer on top. She said it keeps the moisture in.

Hope this helps!