The options are there for you. Do a little research and be sure you’re getting the best products for your money. If there are ingredients in things you don’t agree with, don’t use them.
I loved a certain product with a not-so-common ingredient (Pycnogenol) and really found great results by using it. However, after finding that it was loaded with parabens, I stopped using it.
I personally don’t use parabens (although there is conflicting research about them). The fact that they’ve been identified in breast cancers tumors is enough for me.
You should do your own due diligence on your skincare. Some items you may overlook a suspect ingredient or two if they perform and really give quality results. Especially if they are products you only use a couple of times a week.
But for your daily skincare, be sure you are introducing ingredients to your porous skin that will play nice with your overall health!
I've received a few emails from users of the CAVI PLLA O2 Serum who have stated: It's not foaming for me! What's wrong?
Here's the thing:
This product was formulated to be used with the Sculplla line of treatments (the salon uber-intensive line-filling mask -and- the Sculplla H2 Mist).
You don't have to use these all together, but they will get you the best results if you do.
However, I often will not get a foaming reaction when I use the serum. Or, I'll get it in certain area and not others.
What gives?
This serum will foam when used on clean, damp skin. This means if you wash your face and it's still a bit damp when you apply it, it will foam more. Or, if your face is clean and dry, spritz an little mist on it and then apply and you'll get foam.
Otherwise, don't worry. As long as your face is exfoliated of dead cells and clean, the product will penetrate and you'll get results.
Again, unless used in conjunction with the other items, it will take a bit to result in collagen building (after all, it takes several weeks for your skin to produce collagen in a significant/noticeable amount).
