Comments on: DHC Skincare Review, Part I http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html Wed, 17 Mar 2010 17:25:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 By: Weekend Blog Roundup | Beauty and Fashion Tech http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-126977 Weekend Blog Roundup | Beauty and Fashion Tech Mon, 01 Mar 2010 00:38:31 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-126977 [...] and Fashion Tech reviews DHC Skincare, including DHC Olive Oil [...] [...] and Fashion Tech reviews DHC Skincare, including DHC Olive Oil [...]

]]> By: DHC Skincare Review, Part II | Beauty and Fashion Tech http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-125655 DHC Skincare Review, Part II | Beauty and Fashion Tech Wed, 17 Feb 2010 21:38:32 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-125655 [...] Skincare Review, Part II 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 [...] [...] Skincare Review, Part II 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 [...]

]]> By: DHC Light and Smooth Shampoo and Conditioner : Beauty and Fashion Tech http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-103954 DHC Light and Smooth Shampoo and Conditioner : Beauty and Fashion Tech Fri, 28 Aug 2009 14:37:56 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-103954 [...] love DHC skin care products, especially their olive oil cleanser (read previous DHC cleanser review), but they have many other nice products as well. Lately, I have bee a fan of their hair care [...] [...] love DHC skin care products, especially their olive oil cleanser (read previous DHC cleanser review), but they have many other nice products as well. Lately, I have bee a fan of their hair care [...]

]]> By: Monica http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-87186 Monica Mon, 30 Mar 2009 17:58:35 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-87186 I just purchased the Deep Cleansing Oil. Don't be fooled by the samples sent. Loved the sample so wanted to buy some. Samples are not what is in the $38 bottle of Deep Cleansing Oil. Bottle is MUCH more watery than the sample. It actually runs through my fingers. I just purchased the Deep Cleansing Oil.

Don’t be fooled by the samples sent. Loved the sample so wanted to buy some.

Samples are not what is in the $38 bottle of Deep Cleansing Oil. Bottle is MUCH more watery than the sample. It actually runs through my fingers.

]]> By: Lyndsey http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-81537 Lyndsey Mon, 09 Mar 2009 12:06:43 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-81537 The olive oil they sell for skin is NOT anything like what you cook with. They do offer free samples of most, if not all, of their skincare products. They have a salicylic product line that also contains gentle healing ingredients. I use DHC once in awhile. There are lots of good lines out there, can't use them all! For stretch marks and cellulite, I recommend Jan Marini's Glycolic Body Scrub and Hand and Body Cream. This works. If it's too strong for you, use a little at a time, very little. To get rid of skin problems of any kind, you often have to see some reddening before you see healing. Your goal is healing and removing layers of skin that have not exfoliated fast enough for good, clear skin to show. You can have better skin. Go where there are samples, or smaller sizes and make sure there is a money back guarantee, which there usually is. Keep your invoices handy! Amazon.com often has good discounted beauty products and leads to plenty of beauty product stores. Always ask about colors - they really aren't that close to what you see online. The olive oil they sell for skin is NOT anything like what you cook with. They do offer free samples of most, if not all, of their skincare products. They have a salicylic product line that also contains gentle healing ingredients. I use DHC once in awhile. There are lots of good lines out there, can’t use them all! For stretch marks and cellulite, I recommend Jan Marini’s Glycolic Body Scrub and Hand and Body Cream. This works.
If it’s too strong for you, use a little at a time, very little. To get rid of skin problems of any kind, you often have to see some reddening before you see healing. Your goal is healing and removing layers of skin that have not exfoliated fast enough for good, clear skin to show. You can have better skin. Go where there are samples, or smaller sizes and make sure there is a money back guarantee, which there usually is. Keep your invoices handy! Amazon.com often has good discounted beauty products and leads to plenty of beauty product stores. Always ask about colors – they really aren’t that close to what you see online.

]]> By: Top 12 Posts On Beauty and Fashion Tech : Beauty and Fashion Tech http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-61436 Top 12 Posts On Beauty and Fashion Tech : Beauty and Fashion Tech Tue, 30 Dec 2008 15:51:30 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-61436 [...] 6. Product Review: DHC Skin Care Part I [...] [...] 6. Product Review: DHC Skin Care Part I [...]

]]> By: Pat http://www.beautyandfashiontech.com/2007/03/product-review-dhc-skin-care.html#comment-51291 Pat Fri, 29 Aug 2008 16:34:51 +0000 http://carleenpruess.com/?p=131#comment-51291 I have fought acne all of my life (age 52) the DHC olive oil cleanser is the best cleanser I have ever tried. I have used it now for two years. I rub a squirt or two in my hands and massage it on to my dry face, then rince off. It is so light-bodied it rinces off quickly and leaves my skin soft and supple. I like simple skincare regimens so I skip the soap and eye makeup remover. This does it all for me. I have fought acne all of my life (age 52) the DHC olive oil cleanser is the best cleanser I have ever tried. I have used it now for two years. I rub a squirt or two in my hands and massage it on to my dry face, then rince off. It is so light-bodied it rinces off quickly and leaves my skin soft and supple. I like simple skincare regimens so I skip the soap and eye makeup remover. This does it all for me.

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