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Has anyone used Philosophy (brand of skin care and lotions)

Maribelle7777 Posted:

Has anyone used Philosophy (brand of skin care and lotions)

Has anyone used any of the products below?
I am including a pic and the link.

Philosphy Skin Care Kits


Also, does Philosophy have counters in department stores like Clinique or Estee Lauder do? Maybe if I talk to someone there at a counter they can tell me which kit is best for what I want (basically to minimize pores or make them look smaller, help some scars fade away and just basically make it look brighter I guess).

If anyone has used any of these please let me know how you liked them - did they work or was it a waste of $?

As always, thanks!
Mary
Sonicstef Posted:

Re: Has anyone used Philosophy (brand of skin care and lotions)

I used their 'greatest love' product which is a facial scrub. Its nice but it really depends on your particular skin. Like the scrub is nice for me but i need to use it in the shower b/c it has an oil (jojoba?) that leaves a film and i need to have the shower to rinse it off.

I honestly think its more of a 'treat' than something i would use for any remedies. For the price, you can get something that your determotogist or facialist recommends that will probably be a better match for your skin.
kmcwed Posted:

Re: Has anyone used Philosophy (brand of skin care and lotions)

I like the Philosophy fragrances. I've never tried any of their other products.

Maribelle7777 Posted:

Re: Has anyone used Philosophy (brand of skin care and lotions)

Stef, that's the problem - my dermatologist gives me prescribed meds which work alright but they are more preventive - not helping with any scars I have. They're not deep scars or anything - just red marks from where I had a bad breakout. I asked him about a facialist and he recommended one that wanted a $250 consultation fee! No way, can't afford that - if that's for consulting think of what she charges for actaully doing something. And he's been very weird about recommending anything else, I've asked twice. He keeps telling me to use the Rx meds. They're only doing 1/2 of what I really would like to see happen w/ my face.

Maybe I need to change dermatologists.

Thanks for your input though =)

Mary

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