The Truth About Skin Care Image

The Truth About Skin Care Image

Recently I was asked to assess the skin care products online image. Products look good, judging by the information that you can reach your website. But there are some missing data.

First of all, you can order products online, unless you are a spa owner or dealer. If you are a retailer, you can not sell their products online. Apparently, you must call to place an order or purchasing a spa, which means, of course, talk to the seller.

I have no problem with the suppliers, but I used to be one. So I know their tricks. They want to call so they can explain the "why" of their products are so expensive.

It can be said of all the advantages, first they give you a price. By the time the sales pitch is over, most people will buy, nothing to do comparison shopping, and that's what the seller wants.

I can not tell you how the image skin care products for the cost, because I did not make the call. I see no reason, when there are other products on the market that contain effective ingredients and sell for a reasonable price. The bottles are bigger, so I do not need to reorder the time. Also, I can order online, which is important for me.

Say you are looking for an effective anti-aging cream. Picture of "bio-peptide" cream is one of the products the company offers this. They have many others, but it contains most of the "active" ingredients.

It is designed for use at night, which is a good time to use an anti-aging cream, as the cell renewal process is going on while you sleep. The main ingredients of the image of care "cream" is aloe, olive oil, apricot oil, green tea, coenzyme Q10, hyaluronic acid, red clover extract, shea butter, extracts grape seed and cucumber, and a polypeptide complex.

These are very similar to the ingredients I use. It contains shea butter, palm oil, avocado oil, active manuka honey, natural vitamin E, coenzyme Q10 and a patented keratin (a protein similar to that found in the skin) called Cynergy TK. During the day, I use a moisturizer in it, too. Clinically proven to stimulate new cell production, increase strength, improve moisture content of the skin, reduce inflammation and act as an antioxidant.

Image Skin Care Line aims to provide similar results, but no published studies to substantiate these allegations. There is no doubt that many of the ingredients of their products are good. My only concern is the inclusion of red clover, which should not be used all over the world due to its estrogenic activity.

Make no mistake about it. The inclusion of hyaluronic acid is not as beneficial as seaweed extracts, which prevent the reduction of glucose / amino complex. I think you can find something better than the line of skin care, and probably the image for a much more reasonable price.