Model skin & body care tips / products

[Suburban Snob]

Oh Gisele uses Ojon? I need to get another jar.

 

[luckynines]

^^^ i love the smell of that stuff it's addictive! kinda like coffe, chocolate and cigarettes

 

[kfan]

Ojon hair products work really, really well!

 

[Suburban Snob]

I didn't like Ojon's scent at first but now I really love it. I think it smells like smoke and I have a thing for guys who smoke, as bad as THAT is.

 

[Fabulyss]

I don't smoke but I the smell of Ojon! It smells like naughtiness!!

 

[opalblu]

Does anyone know where I can purchase the Créaline H2O Solution in Toronto, Ontario (Canada)?

With all the mentioning of the product throughout the thread, I have to have it!

Thanks!

 

[opalblu]

I found Bioderm products at a local pharmacy in Toronto. However, they didn't have the Créaline H2O Solution. Instead, they had Sensibio H2O. Despite their different names, do you think they are the same product, with the same quality?

Thanks!

 

[Junio]

opalblu, yes they are the same product. The only difference between them is that Sensibio version is for sensitive skin, so it has no parfum; and the other one, Créaline, is for all skyn type. This is the reason because they have different names.

I use the Sensibio version and I am totally in love with it, is fantastic!!

 

[amore per moda]

The Créaline H20 also comes in a perfume-free version, that's what i buy coz i have sensitive skin.

And opalblu, you can buy the Créaline H20 at leguidesante.com. It's a US site but i presume they ship to Canada too. That's where i buy mine, but from the UK site of it.

 

[opalblu]

Thank you amore per moda and Junio! I appreciate your help!!

 

[Junio]

amore per moda, you are right! there is a perfume-free version for Crealine.

So, the difference between Crealine and Sensibio is that Sensibio is for sensitive skin and they have different compositions, not only perfume-free.

 

[makehate]

I've recently tried Daria's tip of using lemon juice... it worked wonders on my very sensitive combination skin. After using it only once my pores were tighter and had visibly less blackheads, make sure to rinse with very cold water for even more of an effect. My skin is even clearer, tighter and shinier than before!

 

[izzie stevens]

^ What was Daria's tip?

 

[makehate]

Basically just squeezing lemon juice onto a cotton pad, swiping it all over your face, letting it dry completely and then rinsing with water.

 

[BonjourTristesse]

^ Thank you for the good advice, darling.

 

[Belowen]

I remember reading an article where Daria mentioned doing that... I think she said her grandmother passed the tip on to her? I've never tried it though...

 

[Suburban Snob]

Hmm. I wonder if the lemon stings the skin..it must with the acid...good for glow-y ness I bet though.

 

[Browneyes]

Just DON'T go in the sun with lemon on your face, or your could get burnt! Rinse well

 

[parisianchloe]

hey id just like to share my thoughts on cetaphil because its been mentioned so much throughout this thread.

Cetaphil is a great cleanser, i use it myself, but it will not cure acne or stop blemishes from appearing. It cleans your skin and leaves the surface really smooth.
Most models have naturally great skin so they use cetaphil to keep it clean and healthy. If you dont have no-so-great skin its not going to suddenly clear up your skin, i recomend that you should get something a little stronger. But hey what would i know. Im no proffesional, its just my opinion.

 

[parisianchloe]

I've recently tried Daria's tip of using lemon juice... it worked wonders on my very sensitive combination skin. After using it only once my pores were tighter and had visibly less blackheads, make sure to rinse with very cold water for even more of an effect. My skin is even clearer, tighter and shinier than before!

Im going to use Darias tip right now! Hope it works!
I also have very sensitive combination skin and a few odd blackheads that never seem to disappear so i hope it works as well as it did for you and daria