DHC Skincare Review, Part II
Wednesday,
March
21st,
2007
In the first installment of my DHC Skincare review, I looked at the Olive Essentials Set. In this installment, I review some of the other DHC skincare products: Rich Moisture, Extra Nighttime Moisture, Concentrated Eye Cream, Eye Bright, Facial Scrub, and Q10 Cream. I will look at Velvet Skin Coat 
in a final installment later this week.
- DHC Rich Moisture is a standard moisturizing lotion. I liked it fine, and don’t have much to say about it, other than I am not sure it justifies its $27 price tag. It simply was standard for me.
- I liked DHC Extra Nighttime Moisture a bit better. This is a rich overnight cream with olive oil and sodium hyaluronate. With its $30 price tag, it moisturized for me just as well or even better than some much more expensive products. I would consider buying this after my current products run out, especially if I was already making a DHC skincare order.
- DHC Concentrated Eye Cream is another one that I liked quite a bit. This thick eye cream did a great job moisturizing the under eye area, and my skin there looked and felt wonderful the next morning. This is another product that I might purchase.
- DHC Eye Bright is a light gel with cucumber for cooling, caffeine for depuffing, and licorice for brightening. It felt nice on the skin and absorbed well. I am kind of a sucker for eye gels, so this adds yet another possible purchase to my list.
- The DHC Q10 Cream seems pretty standard to me. I have never seen any real effect from using products with co-enzyme Q, which advertises antioxidant and anti-aging properties. Obviously from a sample, it would be hard to say much about this one either. It felt fine, but whether it works or not would take much more time to decide. If anyone out there has tried it long term, I would be interested in hearing your results.
- Finally, there is the DHC Facial Scrub. This is an apricot scrub that is pretty effective, but not quite as harsh as some other apricot scrubs that I have tried. It was OK for me, and I think fans of apricot scrubs would like it. But I still prefer the L’Oreal and the Spa Sciences products that I have been using for exfoliation.
Overall, I have been impressed with the DHC skincare products that I have tried. They also have many other products that look interesting. Take a look at their website for more information.
I also tried DHC skincare Velvet Skin Coat and will cover that later this week in a post comparing it to Smashbox Photofinish.
Update: The DHC Velvet Skin Coat review is here: DHC Velvet Skin Coat
Also, below are the products mentioned above and a few kits of popular DHC skincare products, which can be a great way to try them out.
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In the first installment of my DHC Skincare review, I looked at the Olive Essentials Set. In this installment, I review some of the other DHC skincare products: Rich Moisture, Extra Nighttime Moisture, Concentrated Eye Cream, Eye Bright, Facial Scrub, and Q10 Cream. I will look at Velvet Skin Coat 
I tried a sample of the Q10 Eye Creme from DHC and about 5 minutes after application underneath my eyes redness formed and a little swelling. If you want a superb (ALL NATURAL) eye creme — Arbonne has the greatest product!
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