stevesgirl

I love this cleanser. I've had oily skin my whole life and this stuff has been the best I've found so far. This is an organic line, so it's kind of expensive & it doesn't foam & it doesn't smell great- it's got almond meal in it- but it's awesome!!! They should review this for Green Chi Tuesdays...Of course I'm tempted to try the Suki cleanser because I've read so many great reviews about it.

For all you oily skinned girls out there- you really should try this product. I've spent so much time & money on products trying to strip my skin of oil. I stumbled across this line & their philosophy is "treat like with like"- so if you have oily skin, put oil on it. I thought this idea was so @!#% up that it just might work. You press it into your skin, it absorbs easy, you get a great glow, & I have less(almost no) oil than with products that claim to reduce oil. I think when you put oil on your skin, it tells your brain you have enough and it stops trying to make it.The first time I bought their products I drove 45 minutes to get them. Then I was so excited to discover Sephora sold the line. So over the holidays I went to Sephora & they stopped selling them- maybe because a lot of people aren't familiar with the line. But you can order them directly from their website.

Again, I've spent so much money on eye creams. This is hands down my favorite. I asked FOM (fiancee of mine) for the La Mer eye balm a few years ago for Christmas. It lasted me almost 8 months. Of course I wanted to try every other eye cream that my Bliss catalog sold, but noticed the lines & wrinkles around my eyes looking crappy...went back to La Mer...now not so crappy.