I've used it. I like it. It does help to eliminate red marks, and is good for oily skin because it is very light and non-greasy. It absorbs really well.

The only thing to look out for is that it contains seaweed extract, which may be slightly comedogenic for some people. But keep in mind that my skin is acne-prone and I did just fine with it. Others do as well.

Letting it sit for five minutes or so seems to give my pores a really good cleaning that's gentle b/c i don't use any other sort of cleanser, and i think it has helped fade red marks quite a bit. The fade process was slow, but I suspect it's slow with any product or method. I hasn't helped out with picks and indentations, but it has made my overall complexion look smoother and more even so that the picks and indentations bother me less.

I just want to tell u that i used the stuff everyday for about 6 months…it never cleared my acne, infact, i think it made it worse…i turned to dermafina when pro-active didnt work….i know that everyones skin is different so i'm not saying to give up on it….what finally HAS worked, is a combination of using the facial cleanser Noxema triple-clean, Retin-A micro, and Duac gel…I'm all clear and have been for almost 3 months now! my acne was moderate

if u have a raised scar or anyhting similar, try a silicon patch. its the ONLY thing that has faded my scars. anything else like CP or any cream just aggravates it causing it to go red.

the silicon patch once taken off will slowly turn the scar back red. However, over time u will see permenant differences. i've been using it for a month and it has helped me fade this 10 month old scar by alot. oh yeah…its non irritating too. Not a single zit or anything from it.

hope this helps.

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I just found on the web that rubbing a slice of tomato on your face, the redness of your pimple to reduce! I have not tried it yet though. She also said to rub a lemon slice on your face can heal old scars. Interesting, huh?

Loving_life, there are many benefits we can reap from natural remedies but you will probably find that consuming lemons and tomatoes to be more beneficial to your all-round-well-being and skin than if you just pasted them on your face.

There isn't a more effective way to resolve skin problems than by doing it naturally. Just look down the list of minerals/vitamins/antioxidants and other nutrients that are contained in fruits and vegetables.

Tomatoes are well-known for their antioxidant properties (lycopene) and cancer-preventing properties. But I can guarantee that you will hardly see any change in your skin (over a long period of time) if you put them on your face. They need to be absorbed properly into the body and transferred along several cells to boost your body's overall health.

Blemishes are always temporary. Scars could be permanent. Blemishes are uneven skin tone, scars are indentations on your skin.

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Thx.

This combo has totally changed my skin around. I used to have mild to moderate acne scars and when I hadn't seen my friends in a while, they thought I had some professional work done.

The Camellia oil may be too greasy for some, but my skin craves it. My make up just glides on.

I never broke out from either. The only thing that happend was that I got a few little hard tiny bumps in my skin at first, but they told me it would go away after the impurities came out. This was true and I've had beautiful skin for over 6 months now with this combo. Highly recommend!

I have some questions Joni,

when we are rubbing the cream in circular motions on our face, how can we really tell if skin is peeling off? I know we are supposed to see ?eraser marks?, which I do seee, but I can?t tell difference whether it is really dry skin peeling off or whether it is just the epidermx crème that I am peeling off. Sometimes I feel like I?m just applying the cream on the face, then after rubbing it on my face for 3-5 minutes, that I just rubbing to the point that actual cream peels off, not my skin.

In this case, how long do you really rub your face? I was told that I have to rub PAST the point when the eraser marks come off. am I doing it right? When I do that, it just seems like I have rubbing against dry skin and it begins to turn red. I?m assuming having a red face is normal after rubbing. The resides subsides in a few hours anywayz.

last thing, how long did it take before you started seeing results?

thx

any more feedback would be greatly appreciated.

Our face shouldn?t be too wet, but it shouldn't it be too dry right?
So would it be a good idea just to wash the face? then tap it lightly with a towel, then apply the epidermx?

Next, when we are rubbing the cream in circular motions on our face, how can we really tell if skin is peeling off? I know we are supposed to see ?eraser marks?, which I do seee, but I can?t tell difference whether it is really dry skin peeling off or whether it is just the epidermx crème that I am peeling off. Sometimes I feel like I?m just applying the cream on the face, then after rubbing it on my face for 3-5 minutes, that I just rubbing to the point that actual cream peels off, not my skin.

In this case, how long do you really rub your face? I was told that I have to rub PAST the point when the eraser marks come off. am I doing it right? When I do that, it just seems like I have rubbing against dry skin and it begins to turn red. I?m assuming having a red face is normal after rubbing. The resides subsides in a few hours anywayz.

can anybody my questions in this previous post?

Our face shouldn?t be too wet, not should it be too dry right?
So would it be a good idea just to wash the face? then tap it lightly with a towel, then apply the epidermx?

Next, when we are rubbing the cream in circular motions on our face, how can we really tell if skin is peeling off? I know we are supposed to see ?eraser marks?, which I do seee, but I can?t tell difference whether it is really dry skin peeling off or whether it is just the epidermx crème that I am peeling off. Sometimes I feel like I?m just applying the cream on the face, then after rubbing it on my face for 3-5 minutes, that I just rubbing to the point that actual cream peels off, not my skin.

In this case, how long do you really rub your face? I was told that I have to rub PAST the point when the eraser marks come off. am I doing it right? When I do that, it just seems like I have rubbing against dry skin and it begins to turn red. I?m assuming having a red face is normal after rubbing. The resides subsides in a few hours anywayz.

Thx.

My problems were small fine lines around my eyes, mild to moderately deep acne scar indents on the forehead, blackheads, clogged pores, red marks and pretty dull skin. I also had a few small minor pimples when I first started using them. The Epidermx cleared them up and to my surpise I didn't break out from the camellia oil. My skin looks much more healthy and have had fewer breakouts after using these products.

The initial results I saw was elimination of blackheads, red marks and clogged pores – in less than a month. I used the camellia oil around my eyes also and the small fine lines there were also gone in about a month. It gave me a nice glow on the face. After 2 months, I saw my face brightened up a lot – very clear and glowy. At that point, my skin looked so good that I could confidently go out without any makeup. The small acne scar indents have taken longer to see results. So far in 7 months, they are about 70% better.

Some people say that if you want faster results for the acne scars, you can use the Epidermx/Silkia camellia oil on the scars alone more frequently, instead of doing the whole face for 2 or 3 times a week only. But I don't have that much time to do that. :wave: