Anybody in Nuskin?
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bratpig..... know abt this? all of the good, none of the bad....... if that product really gives your mom problem.... your mom is a milliomaire liao....
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[quote] its policy used to be 90 days. & then though stated full refund, claus is that provided it's new and unopened. [quote]
this policy is nonsense. we all know why. -
arh??!Originally posted by lution:[quote] its policy used to be 90 days. & then though stated full refund, claus is that provided it's new and unopened. [quote]
this policy is nonsense. we all know why.
must be new and unopen then can refund??!!
Wao lao....then it just show that they are not confident of their products OR they find singaporeans too "zhao kuan" i.e will just take try a bit then return for refund -
my family have been using it for years & it really works for us..me and my bro have breakouts so after using the clear action,it works..my frens using it too & they said my face is getting better..my mum's using the 180 face wash & etc,and it make her face look so radiant..i think u have to know wat type of skin u have & use the right product to target it..of cos some ppl might not be suitable for some products..or mayb u can get one of the distributors to do a demo for ya??i think shd be able to..
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i used to have bad breakouts after using the products and stopped using for quite some time. Until recently a fren re-introduced me again and I tried the basic cleanser, toner and moisturizer. My face is completley clear of acne
I saved a fair bit of money by switching from the expensive over-the-counter brand and facial package that didn't help me much. Those facials didn't help me, in fact worsen my condition.
Its finding the right mix of products for your skin that will make a difference... -
not true.... my frd had got d cleanser from the 180 series changed cos it was too watery.Originally posted by lution:[quote] its policy used to be 90 days. & then though stated full refund, claus is that provided it's new and unopened. [quote]
this policy is nonsense. we all know why. -
dat's wat i'm sayin..my frd 50 yrs old using 180 series her skin look younger than me.Originally posted by pinkgal:my family have been using it for years & it really works for us..me and my bro have breakouts so after using the clear action,it works..my frens using it too & they said my face is getting better..my mum's using the 180 face wash & etc,and it make her face look so radiant..i think u have to know wat type of skin u have & use the right product to target it..of cos some ppl might not be suitable for some products..or mayb u can get one of the distributors to do a demo for ya??i think shd be able to.. -
yeah..180 series is a very gd product for targeting at aging skin
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So any1 here doing or interested to 'do' nuskin ??
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why leh?Originally posted by louisoh:So any1 here doing or interested to 'do' nuskin ??
u wan to recruit them ah?
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Haha.. from here ?? later kanna flamed like siao.. haha..
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then why bother if pple are interested...
haha...
later kenna flamed.... -
I have friends showing nuskin products to me once, think it is still ok lah?
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i think now ppl try the biophotonic scan is better..see if u got cancer or not..sounds scary but when results is out tt u're safe from cancer,it's more relieved..
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An antioxidant is a chemical that prevents the oxidation of other chemicals. In biological systems, the normal processes of oxidation (plus a minor contribution from ionizing radiation) produce highly reactive free radicals. These can readily react with and damage other molecules: in some cases the body uses this to fight infection. In other cases, the damage may be to the body's own cells. The presence of extremely easily oxidisable compounds in the system can "mop up" free radicals before they damage other essential molecules.
The following vitamins have shown positive antioxidant effects:
Retinol (Vitamin A or beta-carotene) has been discovered to protect dark green, yellow and orange vegetables and fruits from solar radiation damage, and is thought to play a similar role in human body. Carrots, squash, broccoli, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, kale, collards, cantaloupe, peaches and apricots are particularly rich sources of beta-carotene.
Ascorbic acid (Vitamin C) is a water-soluble compound that fulfills this role, among others, in living systems. Important sources include citrus fruits (like oranges, sweet lime, etc.), green peppers, broccoli, green leafy vegetables, strawberries, raw cabbage and tomatoes.
Vitamin E (tocopherol) is fat soluble and protects lipids. Sources include wheat germ, nuts, seeds, whole grains, green leafy vegetables, vegetable oil and fish-liver oil.
Selenium is best obtained through foods, as large doses of the supplement form can be toxic. Good food sources include fish, shellfish, red meat, grains, eggs, chicken and garlic. Vegetables can also be a good source if grown in selenium-rich soils.
Several food additives (including ascorbic acid and tocopherol-derived compounds) are used as antioxidants to help guard against deterioration of food.
Other antioxidants are enzymes. These include glutathione peroxidase, superoxide dismutase and catalase.
Much damage is done by free radicals in mitochondria as a byproduct of oxidative phosphorylation. Superoxide radicals are generated which can damage mitochodrial DNA and mitochondrial membranes. Unlike DNA in the cell nucleus, mitochondrial DNA has only a few DNA-repair enzymes and the DNA is not protected by histones.
Many antioxidants, however (including vitamic C and vitamin E) can't get into mitochondria for various reasons (e.g. because too hydrophilic to cross mitochondrial membranes or too hydrophobic to cross the cytoplasm). But a group of scientists in Russia (led by V. Skulachev) has created a custom antioxidant ("Skulachev ion" is forming the point of the molecule and penetrates the mitochondrial membrane and the "antioxidising" part is attached behind it) that can enter the mitochondria and stays there preventing damage to DNA.'
Although there is little doubt that antioxidants are a necessary component for good health; there is considerable doubt as to the most beneficial antioxidant and as to the optimal amount for results. Due to the complex nature of the interactions of the antioxidants with the body it is difficult to interpret the results of many experiments designed to test such things.
For example, recent studies are suggesting that at high levels, antioxidant vitamins may prove to have pro-oxidant effects: increasing the formation of free radicals.
The benefits of antioxidants were examined during the Age-Related Eye Disease Study. -
their product is water based product.Originally posted by CryoLind:not true.... my frd had got d cleanser from the 180 series changed cos it was too watery.
if i say something solid and because i put alot of stablizer to harden the product. you dare to use? -
did you contacted the distributor or that person who sell you the product?Originally posted by jojoma:its policy used to be 90 days. & then though stated full refund, claus is that provided it's new and unopened.
Plus if anything happened... no one will bother.
I have a few friends who need to stay in hospital after using the range.
Which one, cant remember since 3 ~4 years ago. -
anyone interested in getting nuskin pdts? cos i have some brand new pdts to let go at 30% or off discount off the wholesale prices due to personal reasons.. just email me at [email protected] for the price list.