Juice beauty skin#

My skin was already throwing a tantrum when the kit arrived, so I figured it was the perfect time to see what it could really do. There seemed to be no ill effects during the test, but I would probably choose to avoid these products in favor of something without preservatives if I were purchasing them. It is far down the list, but I tend to avoid preservatives after having chemical sensitivities.

I first reviewed the labels, and was disappointed to find phenoxyethanol, a preservative, in the ingredients list on a few of the products. I used the system for a full 6 weeks, since I know that is generally the amount of time my skin takes to show results from a product change and I wanted to give the products plenty of time to work. Four months later, I still have plenty of the blemish powder left. The set was supposed to last for 30 days, which the Green Apple Peel did, but the other items lasted almost 60 days - so you do get your money's worth. Also included in my set was a bamboo stretchy headband and Blemish Clearing Powder. Included in the set is the Cleansing Gel, Green Apple Peel for sensitive skin ($39 in the TIA shop), Blemish Clearing Serum, and Oil Free Moisturizer ($28 in the TIA shop). My teenage skin is gone forever, but at least maybe it could stop breaking out several times a week? I could live with that!

Would it give me back the glowing skin I once had? Okay. I was thrilled to be chosen to test and review Juice Beauty’s Organics to Clear Skin set. At 34, my skin is sluggish and dim-looking with cloggy pores, I break out often, and I can barely even look at makeup before the pimples start appearing. But I’m paying the price in my later years. I was lucky enough to have skin that could tolerate it. No creams. No masks. I didn't even remove my make-up at night. My skin was practically flawless, nary a breakout, and when asked what I used? Water. I was one of those girls you hated in high school.

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