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saint854
10-11-2006, 08:50 PM
I don't typically do much with the Intelligence line as my people are more into the RE9. From time to time we all know there have been reports about people breaking out from the RE9. Has anyone had a client break out from Intelligence? I have someone in her early 20's who will be trying an Intelligence sample and was wondering....
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cindi8d
10-11-2006, 09:03 PM
I have never had anyone break out or have anything bad to say about it. I would say that 90% of my clients use it :)
cindi
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blr1
10-11-2006, 10:57 PM
I gave a sample to someone who said she broke out around the eye area after using Intelligence. She said it wasn't too bad but she discontinued use after 1 or 2 days. That's the only problem I heard of and I'm not convinced that it was Intelligence that broke her out.
NewToThis
10-12-2006, 04:54 AM
Good morning! Well, I've only been a consultant for 6 weeks so my opinion my not be that valued but I believe that the Intelligence Line should be offered to more people. RE9 users who love it are usually the ones who have extremly dry skin. My normal/oily people have had some sort of break outs. This week I've had 3 people buy the Intelligence. They love it. These women are in their mid to upper 40's. Before you offer the chance to try a product you should know your customers skin. Ask lots of questions and give them the product that best meets their skin type. On another note, I love the RE9! Yippee! It's done great things to my skin. I had 3 people ask me yesterday if I cut my hair or lost weight. They couldn't figure out why I look different.
Mary_m
10-12-2006, 07:14 AM
NewToThis--That's great to hear your good results from the r9! I totally agree with your approach, know your customer's skinbefore offering the products.
The other day I gave a friend an Int sample and shetold me the eye cream made her skin tingle/burn a little. So, she stopped using it. She likes the r9 better. However, I had never heard of that happening with the Inteye cream...
The other day I gave a friend an Int sample and shetold me the eye cream made her skin tingle/burn a little. So, she stopped using it. She likes the r9 better. However, I had never heard of that happening with the Inteye cream...
PrincessLipstik
10-12-2006, 07:41 AM
Well, it could be burning her eye area if her skin is dry or if she somehow was getting it in her eyes.
Lots of eye creams make me burn, but not intelligence!
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Lots of eye creams make me burn, but not intelligence!
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