Ive heard and read about it..its like a chemical peel that you do at home and its cheap. Its 125 for 8 peels. I am thinking about doing it a few months before my wedding just to refresh my skin, maybe give it a little boost..and was wondering if anyone has done it! It supposedly rids your skin of the top layer and brightens things up.
juju
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Re: has anyone used Dermapolish by prescriptives?
I want to know too!! I know that prescriptives has great products for drying up acne. But, I would love to see if anyone has used the dermapolish ETA: I would be careful not to have dry flaky skin on your wedding day
Maribelle7777
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I never heard of it. I need something that will smooth out my skin, I have some redness and scaring from acne on my jawline. I am going to look into it.
groovypeg
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i would love to try something like that. maybe i will got to the prescriptives counter in bloomingdales to find out more info. has anyone else used it yet?
aliciahelene
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I guess noone has used it yet. Hmm...I have read about it several magazines..I did a search for reviews on google, I think its 50% said they would buy it again. regular peel is almost 80 bucks in a dermatlogistst office, this one gives ya 8 'peels' for 125. I may just buy it, I think from what I read..you do 1 per week, so in two months youre done. If its bad, its only 125 bucks,..thats nothing in the scheme of what we are already paying for thsi wedding..Ill figure it into my beauty fund. What I liked about it is it says it gets rid of sun damage and scars. I used to bake in the sun and in tanning beds, my skin I feel has suffered from that....the average person may not notice..BUT I NOTICE>>so if this could take that layer off..that could be great!! Ill let ya guys know what I find out..I probably wont start it until November. Maybe late October.
