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Originally Posted by Associate
Thanks
but, being a lawyer by trade, I am hardly an expert.
The product will certainly not harm you, except maybe in the pocket area. It's just not very different than using a mild shampoo for washing you face (which is not a terrible idea, BTW).
This information is available to all on the Internet. My interest sparked when a female friend and I had an argument about the merits and hype of cosmetic products. There a several websites that rate products based on indredients. I myself am not imune to the lure of nice packages, natural ingredients and general hype, but it's good to take a reality check every once in a a while.
but, being a lawyer by trade, I am hardly an expert.The product will certainly not harm you, except maybe in the pocket area. It's just not very different than using a mild shampoo for washing you face (which is not a terrible idea, BTW).
This information is available to all on the Internet. My interest sparked when a female friend and I had an argument about the merits and hype of cosmetic products. There a several websites that rate products based on indredients. I myself am not imune to the lure of nice packages, natural ingredients and general hype, but it's good to take a reality check every once in a a while.
That's really odd. Face washes were meant to wash off impurities such as soap residue so wouldn't it be detrimental to use such products (or mild shampoo)? I'm quite the beginner myself so I don't know any better.
I've tried looking for sites before that rated skin care products before but could never find one that was knowledgable enough. And sites that are based off user ratings usually only have three or less ratings making them rather worthless especially if they all just say "amazing product".






