Laser-Free Resurfacer™ contains 33.5% Dragon’s Blood Complex™, a concentrate featuring Dragon’s Blood (5%), a red resin drawn from the Amazon’s Croton Lechleri tree, a native secret that helps reduce the appearance of inflammation and helps accelerate repair, Phytomoist Qusome™ (10%), Aquafill™ (5%), DRC Qusome™ (4%), plus a blend of Derm SRC, Chromocare™, Niacinamide PC & Alistin® (at 9.5%).
The price is a bit prohibitive at $75 (unless I see significant impact, which I didn't), so I'm glad I was able to try out the half-sized version first.
Foils:
- Lancome La Base Pro: liked
- Shu Umera cleansing oil: disappointed at mineral oil being one of the main ingredients
- Dr. Dennis Gross Alpha Beta Daily Face Peel: liked
- DHC EGT cream: okay
- Whish shave cream: okay
- Peter Thomas Roth Laser Free Resurfacer: see above
- Oscar Blandi Texture Volume spray: do not like, but still used it. Leaves hair so stiff!
- Hugo Natural Volumizing shampoo: liked
- LaLicious Vanilla Whipped Body Soap: liked
Full sized:
- Yes to Tomatoes Clear Skin Daily Pore Scrub: liked, see review here
- Julep Dry Clean shampoo: too expensive for it's average performance
- Psssst! dry shampoo: love!
I tried a foil sample of that dragon's blood serum before, yea I didn't see any difference either, and I was a little weirded out by the color!
ReplyDeleteYep, it does kind of look like congealed blood. Peter Thomas Roth products always sound amazing, but I've yet to find one that really wowed me.
DeleteI have used up so many bottles of Psssst in my lifetime. I love that stuff!
ReplyDeleteIt's my favorite dry shampoo - I'm so glad I found it!
Delete