I haven't done a product review in quite some time and today I'm sharing my thoughts on two products from Scientific Skincare which I received months ago, so I've had plenty of time to use both products.
One is the brightening serum, which contains seaweed and the other is the eyesculpt cream, which contains Squalane.
Initially, I must admit that I was very turned off by the smell of the products. They kind of smelled like beer (I know that is totally odd, but that's what it smelled like to me). It took me about 5 days of nightly use to become accustomed to the smell but after that, I hardly noticed it. Plus, when products work, I can forgive a not-perfect scent.
I used the brightening serum on old and new spots from my acne, applying it every night before bed as my first product (before moisturizer or anything else). My skin has actually completely cleared up, so I have to be honest and say I don't use it anymore because I don't need to, but while I was using it, I did have quite a few marks to fade. The serum was liquid-y and easy to apply and I did feel that it helped fade spots sooner. In fact, I also used it on the scar that was left behind when I had a mole removed from my right breast during a skin cancer screening. The product comes in a bottle with a dropper which I liked because you could press the button and release just the amount of product you wanted to, so there was no waste. Some of you will probably ask me how this brightening serum compares to Kiehl's Clearly Corrective. It seems they have different active ingredients, but I like both formulas. I would say it would probably depend on your skin type and personal preference as to which product you'd like best. Both worked for me in terms of results.
I'm not sure what magical ingredients are in the eye cream, but it really does seem to make a difference in fine lines and pigmentation in the eye area. It's not creamy and rich like some of the other eye creams I've reviewed, but to me, it's more of a high-impact treatment. Nowadays, I'm alternating eye creams (so that others I have don't expire and so that I can review them all adequately), but I did use this one exclusively for at least 2 months and I absolutely adore it.
Though I only tested out those two products (they were the ones I requested to test out!) Scientific Skin has a variety of other products that meet all kinds of different skin needs.
The line was created by Kenneth Beer, MD, a dermatologist in West Palm Beach, FL. He's been featured in the New York Times, Glamour and Allure. He's generously giving away an entire set of his skincare products to one of my lucky readers!
All you need to do is enter below, via Rafflecopter. And, if you just can't wait and you'd like to try the products now, you can visit http://www.scientificskin.com and enter the promo code BLUSHING for 10% off of your order.
This giveaway is open to US and Canadian residents. The prize is:
ONE- Entire skincare system. pH Balancing Cleanser, pH Balancing Toner, White Bamboo Exfoliator & Daily Hydrating Cream plus their choice of ONE of our three serums: Lifting Serum, Brightening Serum or Intensive Repair Serum.
THREE- White Bamboo Exfoliators
So there will be four giveaway winners total
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