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Face mapping?

  • 27-12-2011 7:10pm
    #1
    shinesun
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    Is it worth it? Thinking of getting it done in local salon. One thing I am wondering when they are advising on products is it only the products they sell in the salon they would rec?


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  • #2
    Jennypops
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    Salons who do the Dermalogica face mapping will be recommending the Dermalogica range to suit your skin. What range do the salon carry and do you get a facial as well?

    Generally I would expect a salon who retails skin products to recommend the range that they sell...it would be odd if they sat down to do a skin analysis and recommended a whole list of products for you that you then went off somewhere else to buy.

    Basically the same as going to a counter and them recommending you whatever they have on their shelves, difference in a salon though is that the person analysing your skin actually knows what they are talking about (or they should!!)

    Skin analysis is good to get a professional opinion on skin type/skin conditions and that. I find face mapping by dermalogica probably a bit too much in terms of what people will realistically be able to spend and have the time to do every day but its good reference point to have.


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