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At 10% strength, and when a broad-spectrum SPF is used daily, Retexturizing Treatment Cream will make good on its promises.
The Method: Cleanse
The Method: Cleanse is a good, albeit pricier, water-soluble facial wash ideal for those with combination to oily skin types.
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Strengths: Has a good option for 10% vitamin C treatment; Their 10% AHA moisturizer is a worth considering for those who have dry skin.
Weaknesses: Expensive; some products with light- and air-sensitive ingredients are packaged in jars; overly abrasive scrub.
Dr. Harold Lancer is a Beverly Hills dermatologist with celebrity clientele, two credentials that pique the interest of many women interested in skin care. His specialty is cosmetic rejuvenation and, like many dermatologists before him, Lancer has his own line of products: Lancer Dermatology Skincare.
Lancer's skin-care line is built around four steps: polish, cleanse, nourish, and protect. According to Lancer, these steps work for every skin type or aging concern. The polish (i.e. scrub) step involves applying a fairly abrasive, alkaline scrub before cleansing. Lancer's idea is that the polish loosens soil and cellular debris, which the cleanser you apply next will easily wash away.
After you cleanse, you're supposed to nourish skin with an anti-aging moisturizer. During the day, you're advised to protect your skin with sunscreen and, occasionally, if needed, you can apply a treatment product (such as a vitamin C cream).
Although Lancer's method is being hailed as unique or somehow different, it's ultimately nothing new to the skin-care industry: Exfoliation is necessary for younger-looking skin (but scrubs aren't the best way to get this benefit), sun protection is vital, and a moisturizer loaded with skin-repairing ingredients helps replace what young skin produces naturally before it becomes damaged.
The polish (scrub) before the cleansing step is a new twist, but it's actually a problem if you're wearing makeup. Scrubbing skin before you remove your makeup will grind the makeup deeper into your pores, making it harder for the cleanser to remove. If anything, you should cleanse first, polish second.
Although Lancer's method is being hailed as unique or somehow different, it's about as interesting as white bread. If anything, it's a mix of dated and modern concepts built on information that researchers have known about for years: Exfoliation is necessary for younger-looking skin (but scrubbing isn't the best way to get this benefit), sun protection is vital, and a moisturizer loaded with skin-repairing ingredients helps replace what young skin produces naturally before it becomes damaged.
Unfortunately, Lancer's scrubs are all alkaline (high pH) and contain overly abrasive scrub ingredients and fragrance extracts that skin doesn't need. The nighttime moisturizers are all packaged in jars (exposing their beneficial ingredients to air), and the one sunscreen in the line is alcohol based (which isn't a good thing for skin, as we'll discuss in the product review).
There are some highlights in the line, such as good options for a 10% vitamin C treatment and AHA exfoliant, but ultimately you don't need to spend this much to have healthy, younger-looking skin. In fact, because many of Lancer's products contain one or more problematic ingredients, you may end up thinking, "why bother?"
For more information about Lancer Dermatology Skincare, call (310) 278-8444 or visit http://www.lancerskincare.com/.
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Originally posted by Major General Discharge View PostI never was able to pass my 1-1-1 before I left! The running that is.. I still suck at running, but I never failed a 2-2-2 in basic or AIT. All the smoking you get at the beginning of basic will peel some weight off that will help you to pass that test.
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Originally posted by ATLRecruit View PostI didn't think you could ship without passing 1-1-1 or 2-2-2. Surprise to me. I understand though. That 1-1-1 was hell when we got to the run. I could do push ups and sit ups all day, but the run was a killer. I couldn't remember the last time I ran anywhere.
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Originally posted by EdWelch View PostAt first, I was in a hurry to swear in, because I wanted to learn all I could at RSP. My goal was to be at RSP as long as possible. My motive was simple...the more I could memorize and learn mentally would help me focus on everything I needed to do physically at basic. I knew they had a bunch of information that had to be memorized @ basic so in my mind, RSP was my head start (and the extra check wouldn't hurt either). For the record, I've had 1 RSP drill and I ship August 20th (to Fort Jackson). Well, I did so much research (asking questions here, googling military information there, etc) that when I got to RSP I was giving the other recruits information that they didn't know about. Was the drill helpful? Yes, but I'm glad I only had one to go to. They were really laid back at RSP...too laid back. I ran faster than all but 4 other people (& one was freshly back from basic training), and a lot the recruits were lazy (I feel for the recruit that thinks BCT is all bark & no bite because of their experience at RSP). You sound like me. Someone who is taking this serious and is already utilizing self-discipline to get ready. Obviously, I can't tell you about BCT, but RSP was so laid back it couldn't possibly help me prepare anymore. It does help to get all of your paperwork finalized, though and have an admin give you all the tips you need before shipping. Looking back, as far as physical preparation for basic...RSP didn't help. But hey, maybe things will be different in your state.


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