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Image skincare

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  • 19-06-2017 10:40pm
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    redrose89
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭


    I've been using Dermalogica pre cleanse and dermal clay cleanser for about 8 months now. I'm happy with them but I have heard so much about Image that I'm tempted to switch. Its just that I'm a little on the skeptical side as everything I've heard is from influencers on snapchat. Is all the hype true? Any does anyone have any advice on what to go for? I have oily acne prone skin. Thanks!


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    canireally
    Registered Users Posts: 81 ✭✭canireally


    I have started using image recently but I was told by the facialist that you can only buy them after a consultation? I'm using the cleanser and I do like it but not long enough yet to know if it's making a difference.


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    redrose89
    Registered Users Posts: 14 ✭redrose89


    canireally wrote: »
    I have started using image recently but I was told by the facialist that you can only buy them after a consultation? I'm using the cleanser and I do like it but not long enough yet to know if it's making a difference.
    I live in Canada, its been very hard to find it, but when I did the facialist that sells it didn't indicate that I needed a consultation. And I don't really want to book in for one because I know I'll be given a product list the length of my arm! I just feel like its a little too hyped up.................


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    canireally
    Registered Users Posts: 81 ✭✭canireally


    Yeah I know what you mean I got the cleanser and I plan to get the spf but mainly because I have a bad reaction to other spfs and this one seems to be more gentle.
    She gave me a good few samples though maybe yours could do that?


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    SozBbz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,889 ✭✭✭SozBbz


    I've been using them (although not exclusively) for years. I do get them from a dermatology nurse who i go to for facials so I've only bought things she's given me samples of, because its quite expensive.

    Big fan of their SPF 32 Matte if you have oily skin. Its by far the best SPF I've tried under my makeup, might be an easy place to start to see if you like the range as their SPFs are widely available, unlike some of their ranges which are supposed to be given after a consultation only.


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    Casualcontrol1
    Registered Users Posts: 226 ✭✭Casualcontrol1


    I must be the only one that does not like their products! I had a consultation and used the ordmedic cleanser and the spf moisturizer for oily skin. The cleanser dried and irritated my skin so much. Also you need a lot of product to achieve a lather. The moisturiser is good but again you need a lot of product and it slightly dried my skin out


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    SozBbz
    Registered Users Posts: 1,889 ✭✭✭SozBbz


    Casualcontrol1 wrote: »
    I must be the only one that does not like their products! I had a consultation and used the ordmedic cleanser and the spf moisturizer for oily skin. The cleanser dried and irritated my skin so much. Also you need a lot of product to achieve a lather. The moisturiser is good but again you need a lot of product and it slightly dried my skin out

    I will say I've never been that bought into their cleansers. THe only one I have now the the MD cleanser which I use maybe twice a week (as I have a bit of an issue with open pores and oily skin).

    I'd rate their Vital C serum and moisturizer and the ormedic eye cream is also a nice product.


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