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Raylene I.

Mar 12, 2015

Raylene I.

Hey ladies, so I'm 25 and just about to run out of my normal "teenage" line fac care system the FC5 line from arbonne. Normally I'd just move up in to the RE9 skin care line for anti-aging... But I can't afford the $110 price plus shipping (however, it is amazing so if you can seriously do it!!) so I need help navigating this vast sea of anti-aging products! I see ads for them everywhere for every brand and any product, but I don't know what works and what's a waste of money. I feel overwhelmed, standing in the aisle. It's almost like picking out a bottle of wine for someone who knows a lot about wines, and the closest you get to wine is Welches grape juice... That's me. So help me please ladies!! I have fairly average run of the mill skin. I get some pimples here and there, mostly hormone related. My skin is dry on my nose and between my brows and normal everywhere else and oily on my forehead. Let's talk money, pretty much a hobo when it comes to skincare and cosmetics right now. Dental bills pretty much wiped us out. So anything super adorable please. Help me please!! Haha thanks.

Traci L.

Mar 12, 2015

Traci L.

You can come out much better going on HSN or QVC and getting a kit drugstore skin care products are not cheap one can cost 20 bucks if you order a kit you can do value pay and get a entire line for a few bucks a month till its paid and you can get dermatologist quality products , Dr Graf, Dr Denese, Dr Denis Gross, Peter Thomas Roth, Isomers all good skin care lines

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