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Thanks Hope!
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So....I've been scrubbing and slathering. Is it working? Who knows? I do "feel" my pores look good, that is, smaller. By the way, that new Lancome lash-growing mascara Julia Roberts hawks has this apple shite in it too.
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Wonder if they just sell the apple itself at Whole Foods. Those Asian apple/pear combo fruits are supposed to be good for the skin too.
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I read about this apple when I was looking at 3lab skincare. Apparently there are like 5 trees left an its almost extinct but it sounds like a gimmick. Why not plant more?
This sounds like those mysterious melons in cindy crawfords skincare.
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For something that's supposed to easily REGENERATE things, gotta wonder why this apple did not regenerate it's own kind and there are only 5 trees. LOL. Try rubbing a macintosh apple on your skin.
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Well, it's been a while and I do like this line (eclos at Walgreens.com., $11-$21), at least the face wash/skin prep, cream and scrub. I like the herby smells, grew on me. Makes my skin tingle, seems to tighten it. I have been on a retin a (atralin) break since I started using this and my skin certainly hasn't gotten any worse. The cream would not be great for dry skin (mine is normal/combo), however. Haven't tried the serum, eye cream or face mask.
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It's funny you mention the Eclos line. I was tired of spending big bucks on skincare items and I wanted to do an experiment and try a cheaper line to see if there was a difference.
Mind you, I was never one to buy my skincare items at a drugstore. I noticed the Eclos line was on sale at RiteAid and purchased the serum and cleanser. I like the cleanser because it doesn't get sudsy.
I have been using the serum for about a month and my skin looks just as good as it did with my over $150 brand cream. The only drawback is the serum is not moisturizing.
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Yeah, I think the cleanser is my fave of the lot. The cream is not that moisturizing either, which is O.K. for me...
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