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View Full Version : Need Some Product Help!!
fightingfatigue
01-07-2006, 01:34 PM
I had a lady just call me and she said that she tried a product from another company on her face and she had a reaction to it. Above her eyebrow she said she got really dry and then underneath her eye she says it looks like she has small blisters, but they aren't blisters. She said it is really red & her husband told her she looks like someone hit her in the eye.
She asked me what product would help with this but I'm not sure. Would the Rejuvintating Cream be a good suggestion??
She asked me what product would help with this but I'm not sure. Would the Rejuvintating Cream be a good suggestion??
MyLittleRiley
01-07-2006, 01:55 PM
I would say the skin conditioning oil on the blisters and the rejuvinating cream on the dry areas.
fightingfatigue
01-07-2006, 01:58 PM
Thanks, Marissa! I appreciate your help! Have a great weekend!! smileys/smiley4.gif
chrlstoncharmed
01-07-2006, 02:20 PM
Be careful with the Rejuv cream around irritated areas ... it stings! <!--
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bbrown1226
01-07-2006, 08:20 PM
Does the skin conditioning oil sting on open skin, like blisters or cuts? I have always been hesitant to suggest it for the fear of it stinging.
anet
01-07-2006, 08:32 PM
I think the skin conditioning oil stings a bit, I have used it on chapped lips as I saw suggested on the rbon board. It hurt pretty bad where the cracks were.
And it contains peanut and other nut oils, so sometimes people can have reactions if it goes into open cuts. I actually am very disappointed to find out it has nut oils in it, I had recommended it to my brother in law for eczema and my nephew has a bad peanut allergy. Luckily I found out before I sent it home with him, if he had it on his hand and then touched his son, it could have been bad. So now I make sure to mention it up front to people.
And it contains peanut and other nut oils, so sometimes people can have reactions if it goes into open cuts. I actually am very disappointed to find out it has nut oils in it, I had recommended it to my brother in law for eczema and my nephew has a bad peanut allergy. Luckily I found out before I sent it home with him, if he had it on his hand and then touched his son, it could have been bad. So now I make sure to mention it up front to people.
missychrissyw
01-09-2006, 08:36 AM
the skin conditioning oil is awesome!! I haven't had a problem with it stinging on cuts/scrapes, but everybody is different. We even use it on callouses on our hands and feet (we live on a farm so I have ROUGH working girl hands) but I use the skin conditioning oil all the time now and can notice a considerable change!!
