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by readerroz
Even though I don't know if you're still following this really old thread, I thought I'd let you know how interesting your review was. The Strivectin SD analysis gave me just what I was looking for, especially with the proprietary info you included. I've got a lot of hyper-pigmentation along a lower body lift scar and this was recommended to me. I think I'll try it and I'll let you know how it works for that.
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Mar 31 '08
6:59 am PDT
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Ahh, StriVectin... (Reply to this comment)
by carlyoof
Coincidentally, I had several promo codes for "tote with samples" from online beauty sites, and I ended up with a bunch of little StriVectin SD packets. I hadn't heard of the product until Isaac Mizrahi started doing the commercials, but I was pleased to have samples since, for me, it's prohibitively expensive.
I don't have any lines yet, but I do possess a little eyebrow crinkle that shows up occasionally. I used the StriVectin SD for two days, and it's gone. Absolutely gone. If I discontinue use I'm sure I will see it again. I am surprised at how well it works, though. Now I'll know where to turn when the day comes that I *do* need it.
The only thing I didn't like is the fact that it looks, smells, and feels exactly like baby diaper rash cream.
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Apr 20 '07
10:36 pm PDT
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Re: Most useful review I've ever read (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
Thank you! The comment means a lot to me. jo
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Mar 07 '07
6:35 am PST
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Most useful review I've ever read (Reply to this comment)
by ellenpaul
Most useful review I've ever read. I am heading for Restylane later this year but decided to try Strivectin in the meantime. Bought it yesterday. I'll come back in 3 months and let you know if it worked at all and if it was worth the price.
Ellen
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Mar 06 '07
2:10 pm PST
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Re: Re: Re: Pardon Me For Missing This One! (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
thanks Deb. It was on sale a couple of weeks ago and I should have bought it but I have enough for away. You look gorgeous! jo
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Feb 05 '05
5:06 am PST
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Re: Re: Pardon Me For Missing This One! (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
Jo~
That pic is from last January, so a year old. I have another line on my face now due to a fall and 8 stitches in December. If I find a coupon for Strivectin, I will send it to you. Before Christmas there was one for $35 off!
Thanks, Jo!
Deb~
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Feb 04 '05
5:11 am PST
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Re: Pardon Me For Missing This One! (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
Deb how old is that picture of you:) My gosh!
I like the StrVectin. In fact I was thinking I will soon need more though I rarely buy the same product twice since I product hop:) I love Restylane. My mouth did look a bit like Goldie Hawn in the First Wives Club (was that the name?) for a while -even my kids noticed - but I still see the affects of my last injection. I had a deep line under my lip I hated and it is still not showing. I'm hoping to wait until April or May and then I'll get another one. I caught a glimpse of a new laser technique I have to find out about as well. E-mail me if you want about these procedures. I've had a few! jo
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Feb 03 '05
3:13 am PST
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Pardon Me For Missing This One! (Reply to this comment)
by ruby950
My goodness, Jo! This was just excellent. I just started using Strivectin 1 month ago yesterday. So far, I can barely see any results. A friend told me that it took 2 months for her to notice. How about you? I am quite interested in the Restylin (spelling) shots. Sounds like you are happy with them. I'm envious. Did you know that we were the same age? Shhhhhhh!
Great job!
Deb~
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Feb 02 '05
8:06 pm PST
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Re: excellent review, Jo (Reply to this comment)
by jo.com
Peggy, have a wonderful time! Lucky duck:) My uncle died of melanoma and my mom has had several bouts with it but luckily they have gotten them all in time. Still I am such high risk (plus though I can fix my face there's still the rest of my body that can end up like a prune like my mom) that I wear a cap and sunscreen even in the shade:) But the fact is just going outside means I'd hit by the sun. I also bought myself a shirt last summer with an SPF in it and love it. I tell people I don't sit in the sun. I hope they learn something from my statement. I worship the sun from a distance and for a few minutes a day our bodies I think require it. That's it though. Again enjoy our trip. We were there a couple of summers ago and just loved it. Would go back in a heartbeat if it weren't 5500 miles away. Thanks for r/r/c. jo
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Dec 20 '04
3:04 pm PST
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excellent review, Jo (Reply to this comment)
by pilarzmom,  in Wellness & Beauty
The money we plop down for these products is incredible. If only I had been more careful when I was younger. I'm going to Kauai next week but I'll be slathering on the highest SPF I can get. People always expect me to come back with a tan, but I am already seeing what years of sun worshiping can do to the skin.
Take care,
Peggy
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Dec 20 '04
10:14 am PST
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