Today's Special Value

[banned again]

Today's Special Value® - Tuesday, May 10, 2022

A-471938 Perricone MD Neuropeptide Firming 3-Piece Collection Single Shipment

A-544334 Auto Delivery

QVC Price: $229.00 TSV Price: $189.98

[nyc1]

Thank you. IMO, the TSV is not priced aggressively enough based on the regular price. It should be closer to $159.
For that reason, I’ll pass.

[Love orchids]

@nyc1     Totally agree!  Can't imagine they will sell that many at that price, but I could be wrong.  Looks like a six months supply.

[1Professor]

@banned again @Love orchids @nyc1 + all

Does anyone remember which company bought Dr. Perilcone?

Or when?

Wondering now who is profitting and setting prices, who is developing new products.

[Iwantcoffee]

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@1Professor wrote:

@banned again @Love orchids @nyc1 + all

Does anyone remember which company bought Dr. Perilcone?

Or when?

Wondering now who is profitting and setting prices, who is developing new products.

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The Hut Group acquired Perricone for $60 million in 2020.

[Bellini13]

What I want to know if that one models uses the Perricone before or after Josie Marian’s Milk.

[ellaphant]

Totally false claims made about firming and removing lines / wrinkles from DB. Only cosmetic surgery can do that.

[Elizabeth03]

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@ellaphant wrote:

Totally false claims made about firming and removing lines / wrinkles from DB. Only cosmetic surgery can do that.

Has always been an exaggerated presentation.  The claims are a bit over the top.  Dana seems a bit snarky at times.  Never was like that before.  Also, really takes over at times.  Jane could barely get a word in last night and thats saying alot.

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[SilleeMee]

It appears to me that some vendors use models with asymmetrical facial features. In other words, they use models that have a one-sided-lifted face. So that, for me, discredits any b&a pictures shown during the presentations.

[1Professor]

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@SilleeMee wrote:

It appears to me that some vendors use models with asymmetrical facial features. In other words, they use models that have a one-sided-lifted face. So that, for me, discredits any b&a pictures shown during the presentations.

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@SilleeMee   Always appreciate your perspective. Thoughtful, Informed.

I've always felt the before and afters are not useful, especially for subtle changes.

However, I wonder why more women don't just do a week of "one side of the face" so they can see subtle changes on their own face.