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Amazing products!
By Jennifer M.
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Comments about Skin Balancing Advanced Kit - Advanced Kit:
I have suffered from acne since I was 11 years old. These products have made a dramatic difference in my skin. I actually feel confident on weekends not wearing any make up. I am finishing up my first kit which is about 3+months worth. My pores are smaller. I no longer have little breakouts on my forehead. Please note that it does take time to heal your skin. They told me to not give up and at least wait the 6-8 weeks. They by far have the best customer service EVER!
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Quick Results!
By April
Been using for a week and already impressed with the results! I'm using this line along with samples of BHA 9 and C15 booster. Friends and family have already noticed a difference in my skin tone. The ruddy red patches on my cheeks are greatly diminished. I've struggled for years with blackheads/clogged pores on my nose. I've already noticed a dramatic difference in this as well. My skin feels much smoother, and the flaky skin I used to get around my nostrils is gone. Will re-purchase!
Life changing
By P.Kay
The products feel great on my sensitive skin and within a few weeks I was seeing much improvement to fine lines, dark spots, and occasional breakouts and I was able to let go of all other brand treatment products. Over a year of use now and other people are starting to notice the improvements. I do wish you'd make some smaller sizes for a week of use like your CLEAR products trial set. For a longer trip all those samples are just too much packaging and the regular sizes are just a little too big
(1 of 1 customers found this review helpful)
Best Daily Skin Care System
By Christopher S.
I've used many different skin care lines like Obagi, SkinMedica, SkinCeuticals, Jan Marini and Origins but without a doubt Paula's Choice is the best. It feels better going on, never produces redness or irritation and within two weeks I noticed a difference in pore appearance, wrinkle appearance, redness, texture and oil production.
By a a.
a little background on my skin: Acne (my face was never clear not even for a week) + HOLLY OILINESSSS!!!! I hated wearing any makeup because why bother when it all slides off within a few hours (2ish and on my luckiest days 4) + Large pores + Hyper pigmentation galore. Now, I'M ACNE-FREE (except for the once-a-month zit), CONTROLLED-OILINESS, WEAR MY MAKEUP FOR 9+HRS, CAN EVEN GO OUT WITH NO MAKEUP ON!!! I've been using Paula's balancing system for 6 months now and I am very happy with skin!
The only skin system that works!!!
By Courtney L.
I'll try and make this short. I have been struggling with acne since I was 12 (I'm 27 now). I tried everything under the sun from department stores, to Proactiv, to Murad, to the pill. NOTHING worked. It either made me break out more or made my skin dry. I found Paula through my local bookstore and started using this system. Within 2 weeks my skin finally calmed down, my dry areas were soft and my oily T-zone had smaller pores and hardly any black heads. If you have combo skin PLEASE try this!!!
was hopeful but not much success
By Travina J
I have been using the full system for about 2 months now and was hoping to see a difference by now, unfortunately i haven't. i am still breaking out and i haven't seen a difference in my pore size. the system has made my skin incredibly dry and tight. the positive side is it looks brighter. the cleanser/toner are light and refreshing. the serum is ok, comes out of the tube runny. i really love the moisture gel, the texture is great and goes on well. not sure if i will repurchase the system.
So happy with my purchase
By LENA J.
I had been suffering from pregnancy/breast feeding acne for about 10 months before ordering PC. I had acne as a teenager, which seemed to clear up around my early twenties and was now back with a vengeance at 29 because of the hormones. I have been using the system for a few weeks and I am VERY impressed with the results. Bumps that have been under my skin for months are clearing up and after a little bit of "purging" in the first few days I haven't had any new breakouts. Very happy!
Wonderful, wonderful, yes, yes, yes
By Aimee
This system is just amazing. I have extremely oily skin and this has literally balanced my skin just as it said it would. The serum is like the most perfect makeup primer I have ever encountered. I'm still very moisturized but the oil production has just miraculously decreased...such that my makeup stays on for hours at a time without sliding off. It's a whole new world out there. I also use the Resist BHA 9 treatment every night with this.
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Impressed with some but not impressed with others
By Kari D.
I have been using this system for a month and feel that my face has been clearer and my pores are looking better as well. However, the serum tends to separate and come out runny unless I remember to shake the tube a lot before use. I was also disappointed with the daily moisturizer with sunscreen comes out as almost a liquid and never seems to absorb well. The rest of the system is good but those two items are not ones I would purchase again.
Wow.......46 yrs old and finally pimple free
By laurie g.
I waited one month before writing this review. I suffer hormonal acne so I wanted to make it through a cycle to really put the products to the test. My skin condition: Oily, clogged pores on forehead, chin and around the nose. Breakouts of anywhere between 2-3 new pimples/day. 20+ small clogged pores monthly. Sometimes my entire forehead would breakout in small blackheads/whiteheads/under the skin bumps. My skin is absolutely 100% clear. I added the Paula's 2.5% BP to my regimen.
Great Product
By FWarren
The Skin Balancing System does what it says it will do. I am 66 years old, have very oily skin, blackheads and whiteheads. I also work out side and my skin gets very dirty by the end of the day. I have used many products to control the oil and the breakouts but nothing has ever work. I used many OTC products plus have ordered many products off of the web. Those products made my problem worse. In 3 short weeks the breakouts have stopped, and the blackheads/whiteheads have disappeared.
Will only use Paula's from now on...
By AMY N.
I have been using Paul's Choice products for about a year now. I have fairly oily skin and am prone to blackheads. I ran out of product in early August and told myself that it was no big deal, I would just buy some cleanser/ toner from the drug store. Since running out, my skin has progressively become worse. I bit the bullet yesterday and re-ordered my Paula's product. The price has gone up considerably since the last time I ordered but TOTALLY worth it, even for a poor university student!
By Adrian Z.
First, thank you very much :! Not only very good products but the fact that sombody like these team from Paula's choice comes in the package with these medicine world for your skin MAKES THE BEST CHOICE that you can imagine! You are an example from the quality to the profesional asistance. Thank you again
Where have you been all my life!!
By Jodi
I can't believe I have only just discovered this now! Having just hit 40 I have spent an absolute fortune over the years getting sucked in to products I didn't need. After 25 years my milia and blackheads are gone after 3 weeks of using these products, and my skin is the best it has ever been. I am on a crusade to spread the word and the bonus of your products being cruelty free ticks all my boxes. Good on you Paula!!
just finished a full week
By Nicola W.
My skin looks great! Definitely ordering everything except for the moist+sunscreen. Disappointed because I thought it was FABULOUS, but I am currently using benzoyl peroxide 5% for some breakouts and it didn`t seem to interact well with that - made my skin red, inflammed and sensitive especially round the eyes. So I had to switch to a different sunscreen but when I no longer need the benzoyl peroxide won`t hesitate to get the sunscreen too because I loved the way it controlled oil all day long.
Blown away
By Nicola W
I can`t believe this stuff! I have a jumbo combo of acne scars, mild-moderate acne breakouts, oil, blackheads, thread veins, wrinkles and to top it all off a generous sprinkling of melasma :(I was sent some samples to try and I only started them last night. When I woke up this morning the difference was amazing. Skin was less inflammed, smoother, more even toned and the sunscreen is incredible - haven`t needed powder all day today! Can`t wait to see the results after one week! THANK YOU!!!
Great product!
By Natalie A.
The Skin Balancing system is an absolute miracle for my skin. I wish I could give this 100 stars. The BHA is amazing on blackheads. The ones around my nose literally disappear overnight. The oil reducing mask is great too! The moisture gel is amazing; the texture of it is so silky smooth.
excellent system will be a life long purchaser of this sy...
By Chris L.
This will definitely be staple skin system routine for me I'm a 25 yr old male, combination skin. I have always struggled with moderate acne and I must admit did not at all have a skin routine. I decided recently to change that, and stumbled on to P.C. glad I did after hearing tons of great reviews I can now see why. My face is clear, smooth, and even toned and it even seems like my wrinkles are deminishing. I didnt think my results would get this good and so quick. Buy this system its the truth
By Anonymous
I received my products two days ago. First night I used the products as recommended except for the mask. I woke up the next day and my face looked fresh and relaxed. Then I used the products the same morning before work, I m not sure if I applied too much product but I looked quite oily especially after applying th SPF moisturizer. I decided to ad on a lil press power to calm the shine...but though out the day I was glowing quite heavily. Not sure whyy... giving it more time.
By Ania K.
This stuff is amazing, I use it everyday twice a day. It leaves my skin so soft and hydrated. I use the mask once a week and it is wonderful. I am def going to purchase more of the cleanser, toner, and exfoliant. Since I still have a lot of lotions, mask, and serum left. A little goes a very long way. I haven't had any breakouts since I start using skin balancing system. I can see my pores def got smaller. I don't need to use foundation anymore, tinted moisturizer from PC is enough! I Love it!!
By Eric
I've had bad skin since my teens. I'm 53, don't look my age, but other cosmetic lines with their harsh Ingredients, worthless moisturizers and serums have caused more trouble than help. Paula's products have healed and transformed my skin by giving it what skin need to be healthy.. I'm a customer for life.
By Sarah
I am 38 and I have been fighting with acne over the last several years. I used aveda products for years, but have always suffered with large pores, black heads, and slight acne. I started using this product a week ago and my skin has NEVER looked this great! My pores are significantly smaller and my blackheads are almost nonexistent now! I do not look over 30! All I can say is thank you! I love this product and I'm so happy I found it!
Amazing Product
By Suzanne Y.
My facialist recommended that I purchased a Clarisonic Pro. I use this twice-daily with the Paula's Choice for oily skin. My skin has transformed. It has never looked better. I will be turning 40 this year and I don't look any older than 30/31. I've been fighting with adult onset acne since I turn 30, including a cyst on my left cheek that literally was there for three years. The dermatologist injected it with medication and on more than one occasion but this private actually made it go away.
Hopeful turned disappointed
By Britney T.
I truly was excited to try these products. I am 23 and Black. I have struggled with slight to moderate acne recently. I've tried drugstore, department store and have been to a dermatologist. I heard of paula's choice through a friend. So far I've been using it for three months and nothing has helped. Now I have small pimples all over my forehead and LARGE ones on my cheeks, nose, and chin. This has never been this bad. I will not buy again. Textures feel great but does not work
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This advanced kit is for anyone with normal to oily or combination skin seeking a complete daytime and nighttime skincare routine specifically formulated in lightweight textures that bring balance to skin and reduce excess oil.
Products in the Skin Balancing Advanced Kit include
Skin Balancing Oil-Reducing Cleanser:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
Refresh your normal to oily or combination skin with this light, cushiony cleanser that effectively removes excess oil and makeup without stripping skin.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
This lightly hydrating toner regulates oily skin and minimizes pores while its potent antioxidants, anti-irritants and cell-communicating ingredients go to work to restore and repair damaged skin.
Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
Rapidly exfoliate both the skin's surface and inside the pore for radiant skin with this lightweight, non-occlusive formula.
Skin Balancing Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum with Retinol:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
This weightless combination of potent bioactive ingredients (including retinol) forms a breathable barrier to protect and normalize skin.
Skin Balancing Ultra-Sheer Daily Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 30:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
Rejuvenate your skin and restore healthy cell function with this weightless, mattifying moisturizer with sunscreen.
Skin Balancing Invisible Finish Moisture Gel:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
This weightless gel contains antioxidants and niacinamide, in a shine-free gel that generates healthy, younger skin cells.
Skin Balancing Oil-Absorbing Mask:
Normal to Oily/Combination Skin
This unique mask absorbs excess oil and help dislodge blackheads for soft, matte skin.
NOTE: Those allergic to aspirin (acetylsalicylate) should not use products containing salicylic acid (beta hydroxy acid).
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Skin Balancing Oil-Reducing Cleanser:
Water (Aqua), Sodium Cocoyl Isethionate (gentle cleansing agents), Sodium Lauroamphoacetate (gentle cleansing agents), Stearic Acid (fatty acid thickener), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Glycol Distearate (skin-conditioning/opacifying agent), Helianthus Annuus (Sunflower) Seed Oil (non-fragrant plant oil), Acrylates Copolymer (film-forming agent), Cetearyl Alcohol (thickener), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Extract (water-binding agent), Sodium Chloride (stabilizer and pH-adjusting agents), Sodium Hydroxide (stabilizer and pH-adjusting agents), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Caprylyl Glycol (preservatives), Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Disodium EDTA (stabilizer), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner:
Water (Aqua), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Niacinamide (vitamin B3/cell-communicating ingredient), Polysorbate 20 (skin conditioning agent), Adenosine (cell-communicating ingredient/skin conditioning agent), Anthemis Nobilis (Chamomile) Flower Extract (anti-irritant), Arctium Lappa (Burdock) Root Extract (antioxidant), Hydrolyzed Jojoba Esters (skin-repairing ingredients), Sodium PCA (skin-repairing ingredients), Panthenol (skin-repairing ingredients), Sodium Hyaluronate (skin-repairing ingredients), Ceramide NP (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Ceramide AP (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Ceramide EOP (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Phytosphingosine (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Cholesterol (lipid-based skin-repairing ingredients), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Oleth-10 (emulsifiers), Sodium Lauroyl Lactylate (emulsifiers), Caprylyl Glycol (preservatives), Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Sodium Citrate (pH adjuster), Xanthan Gum (thickener), Trisodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant:
Water (Aqua), Methylpropanediol (slip agents/penetration enhancers), Butylene Glycol (slip agents/penetration enhancers), Salicylic Acid (beta hydroxy acid/exfoliant), Polysorbate 20 (solubilizing agent), Camellia Oleifera (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (anti-irritant/antioxidant), Sodium Hydroxide (pH balancer), Tetrasodium EDTA (chelating agent)
Skin Balancing Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum with Retinol:
Cyclopentasiloxane (silicone slip agent), Isododecane (matte finish solvent), Cyclohexasiloxane (silicone slip agent), Dimethicone Crosspolymer (silicone suspending agent), Neopentyl Glycol Diheptanoate (non-aqueous thickener), Retinyl Palmitate (Vitamin A/antioxidant), Caprylic/Capric Triglyceride (thickener), Retinol (antioxidant/cell-communicating ingredient), Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E/antioxidant), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Haematococcus Pluvialis (Astaxanthin) Extract (antioxidant pigment), Bisabolol, Chamomilla Recutita (Matricaria) Flower Extract, Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract, Camellia Oleifera (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (antioxidants/anti-irritants), Salix Alba (Willow) Leaf Extract (anti-irritant), Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract, Ginkgo Biloba (Ginkgo) Leaf Extract, Calluna Vulgaris (Heather) Flower Extract, Vaccinium Macrocarpon (Cranberry) Fruit Extract, Rubus Idaeus (Raspberry) Fruit Extract, Betula Alba (White Birch) Bark Extract (antioxidants), Glycine Soja (Soybean) Oil (antioxidant plant oil), Silica (absorbent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Skin Balancing Ultra-Sheer Daily Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 30:
Active Ingredients: Oxybenzone 4%; Avobenzone 3%; Homosalate 7%; and Octocrylene 2%; (sunscreen agents).
Other Ingredients: Water (Aqua), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Silica (absorbent), Cetyl Dimethicone (silicone-based emollient), Aluminum Starch Octenylsuccinate (absorbent/thickener), Camellia Sinensis (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (antioxidant), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder (water-binding agent), Ascorbyl Palmitate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Phospholipids (cell-communicating ingredient), Superoxide Dismutase (antioxidant enzyme), Adenosine (cell-communicating ingredient), Tocopherol (vitamin E/antioxidant), Bisabolol (anti-irritant), Boerhavia Diffusa Root Extract (antioxidant/anti-irritant plant extract), Colloidal Oatmeal (plant-based anti-irritant), Panthenol (skin-conditioning agent), Ginkgo Biloba Leaf Extract (antioxidant), Salix Alba (Willow) Bark Extract (anti-irritant), Acrylate/C10-30 Alkyl Acrylate Crosspolymer (film-forming agent), Titanium Dioxide (opacifying agent), Sodium Hydroxide (pH adjuster), Steareth-21, Steareth-2, Polysorbate 20 (emulsifiers), Disodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative), Sorbic Acid (preservative).
Skin Balancing Invisible Finish Moisture Gel:
Water (Aqua), Cyclopentasiloxane (silicone slip agent), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Glycerin (skin-identical ingredient), Bis-Phenylpropyl Dimethicone (silicone slip agent), Niacinamide (vitamin B3/cell communicating ingredient), Laminaria Saccharina (Algae) Extract (water-binding agent), Avena Sativa (Oat) Kernel Extract (anti-irritant), Camellia Oleifera (Green Tea) Leaf Extract (antioxidant), Vitis Vinifera (Grape) Seed Extract (antioxidant), Triticum Vulgare (Wheat) Germ Oil (emollient plant oil/lubricant), Tocopheryl Acetate (Vitamin E/antioxidant), Phenyl Trimethicone (silicone slip agent), Dimethicone (silicone slip agent), Dipotassium Glycyrrhizate (anti-irritant), Tetrahexyldecyl Ascorbate (Vitamin C/antioxidant), Sodium Hyaluronate (skin identical ingredient), Phospholipids (cell-communicating ingredient), Superoxide Dismutase (antioxidant), Isohexadecane (emulsifier), Panthenol (Vitamin B5/water-binding agent), Sodium Acrylate/Sodium Acryloyldimethyltaurate Copolymer (film-forming/ water-binding agent), Sodium Carbomer (gel-based thickener), Dimethicone/Vinyl Dimethicone Crosspolymer (silicone film-forming agent), Polysorbate 80 (thickener), Hydroxyethylcellulose (gel-based thickener), Ethylhexylglycerin (preservative), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Skin Balancing Oil-Absorbing Mask:
Water (Aqua), Kaolin (clay/absorbent), Bentonite (white clay/absorbent), Glycerin (skin-repairing ingredient), Salix Alba (Willow Bark) Extract (anti-inflammatory), Stearic Acid, Steareth-2 (thickeners), Aloe Barbadensis Leaf Juice Powder (water-binding/soothing agent), Sea Whip Extract (anti-inflammatory and anti-bacterial agent), Colloidal Oatmeal, Bisabolol (anti-irritants), Ascorbyl Palmitate (vitamin C/antioxidant), Tocopheryl Acetate (vitamin E/antioxidant), Phospholipids (skin-repairing ingredient), Panthenol (skin-conditioning agent), Retinyl Palmitate (vitamin A/antioxidant), Caprylyl Glycol (preservative), Butylene Glycol (slip agent), Ethylhexylglycerin, Hexylene Glycol (preservatives), Disodium EDTA (chelating agent), Phenoxyethanol (preservative).
Skin Balancing Oil-Reducing Cleanser:
DIRECTIONS: Wet face and apply a small amount of cleanser to your face and eye area with vigorous, yet gentle, circular motions. Rinse well. To remove heavy makeup, repeat or use with a clean, wet washcloth.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner:
DIRECTIONS: After cleansing, apply toner to a cotton pad and gently stroke over face and neck. Do not rinse. Follow with the rest of your morning or evening skincare routine. For daytime, finish with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Skin Perfecting 2% BHA Liquid Exfoliant:
DIRECTIONS: Apply once or twice daily after cleansing and toning. Lightly soak a cotton pad and apply over the entire face, including the eye area (avoid the lower lash line and eyelids). Do not rinse. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Skin Balancing Super Antioxidant Concentrate Serum with Retinol:
DIRECTIONS: Apply after cleansing, toning and exfoliating. Smooth a few drops onto face, neck and eye area before moisturizing. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater. May be alternated with a Paula's Choice serum that does not contain retinol.
Skin Balancing Ultra-Sheer Daily Defense Broad Spectrum SPF 30:
DIRECTIONS: Apply liberally before sun exposure as the last step in your morning skincare routine. Allow a moment to dry before applying makeup. For extra sun protection and to create a flawless finish, follow with a Paula's Choice foundation and pressed powder with sunscreen.
Skin Balancing Invisible Finish Moisture Gel:
DIRECTIONS: Ideal for softening and smoothing the face, neck and eye area. At night, use as the last step in your skincare routine. For daytime, follow with a broad-spectrum sunscreen rated SPF 25 or greater.
Skin Balancing Oil-Absorbing Mask:
DIRECTIONS: Use on clean skin. Apply a generous layer all over the face and neck (if needed). Let dry for 10-15 minutes. Rinse thoroughly with tepid-to-warm water. May be used as often as needed. Those with oily to very oily skin can use this mask several times per week, while those with normal to slightly oily skin can use it less frequently (once or twice per week, for example).
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What do toners "tone"? I thought Paula didn't recommend toners!
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All of our toners restore skin, help remove last traces of makeup, are alcohol- and fragrance-free, and contain no unnecessary irritants such as menthol, peppermint, and citrus oils. They are great as an adjunct to a more thorough cleansing routine, especially post-workout or in hot/humid climates. Even more significantly, they go beyond the basics by offering skin benefits you can see and feel.
Resist Advanced Replenishing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply normal to dry aging skin with a broad range of ingredients it needs to produce healthy collagen while reducing wrinkles. It is a super-charged version of our popular Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, with a specific emphasis on improving the signs of aging skin.
Resist Weightless Advanced Repairing Toner is a specialized formula designed to supply normal to oily or breakout-prone aging skin with a broad range of targeted ingredients to help improve signs of aging plus reduce enlarged pores and reduce dry, flaky, uneven skin texture. It is ideal for those struggling with oily skin, wrinkles, and large pores.
Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner for normal to very dry skin is an excellent choice for those who need more help protecting their skin from environmental damage or dryness. Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner has a richer texture than any of our other toners and contains more plant oils and other emollients than our Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner. This is a great option for dry to very dry skin, extremely sun damaged skin, or those dealing with eczema or rosacea accompanied by dry skin.
Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner contains ingredients that help soothe and restore normal to dry skin, plus it includes a greater amount of glycerin, a key ingredient to make dry skin look and feel better. It also contains a broad range of ingredients that aid the barrier repair process so those with dry skin (or normal skin with occasional dry patches) will receive even more benefit from their Paula's Choice moisturizer and/or specialty product. Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner feels lighter than our Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner, yet still provides an array of antioxidants, anti-irritants, and skin-protecting ingredients. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to dry skin, you can use Moisture Boost Essential Hydrating Toner in the morning and Skin Recovery Enriched Calming Toner in the evening.
Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner for normal to oily/combination skin is excellent for protecting skin from environmental damage or dryness. In addition, its cell-communicating ingredients can, in theory, help balance skin so its oily areas do not worsen or lead to reddened or blemished skin. Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner uses a more complex formulation than our Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner, and helps restore normal cell function.
Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is an excellent choice for normal to oily/combination skin. It provides a weightless finish, and although it feels very light, it supplies skin with potent antioxidants and anti-irritants. Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner is a great option for those who want more protection and a soothing, soft, feeling on their skin, particularly those with sensitive skin. To get the benefits of both toners for normal to oily/combination skin, you may want use Hydralight Healthy Skin Refreshing Toner in the morning and Skin Balancing Pore-Reducing Toner in the evening.
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When properly formulated, both AHAs and BHA are brilliant options for exfoliating the surface of skin. Both AHA and BHA work to reduce wrinkles, stimulate collagen, and firm skin but each has its special qualities you'll want to consider when deciding which one to use:
If your skin is sun-damaged and you're also struggling with acne or clogged pores, add a BHA product to your routine.
If you'd like to use an AHA and BHA at the same time, that is an option, though not really necessary. Some people find they work well when they're applied at the same time, but if you want to give this a try it is best to apply them separately, one during the day and one in the evening.
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I've no idea where President Obama gets his shirts and smokes, but he certainly talks like a highbrow, sufficiently so to persuade presidential historian Michael Beschloss to pronounce him the day after the 2008 election "the smartest president ever." Yet, in the end, he plays Chicago style. You can take the community organizer out of Chicago, but you can't take the Chicago out of the community organizer. Or as the Agence France-Presse headline put it, "Combative Obama Warns Supreme Court on Health Law."
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Skate Team Report 12-14-04
Posted By etnies in Skate, Skip To The Comments (0)
Dec 14 2004 / Tuesday
It's mid-December, and Christmas is creeping up faster than you can say "fast". A lot has been going on with the team, so here's an update for your reading pleasure. (Along with photos for your viewing pleasure).
Arto Saari, Bastien Salabanzi, Stefan Janoski, Ryan Sheckler and Rune Glifberg all just got back from Puerto Rico, where they had some fun in the sun. Mission of the trip: Relax and hang out. The team has done such a kick-ass job in 2004, it was time for a little present, and a week in Puerto Rico seemed like the perfect trip to reward them with. The trip consisted of playing golf, swimming (Damn! The water is nice in Puerto Rico!), snorkeling, eating, sleeping and basically anything you could expect on any relaxing trip like this. There are lots of stories to be told, but we can't print them all here, because there's just not enough room! Anyway, thanks to the etnies team for destroying 2004. I hope you had fun, and lets get ready to destroy 2005!
Before the week-long Puerto Rican extravaganza, the team was hard at work earning that trip. Here is the latest:
Stefan Janoski has been on a mission lately, traveling from continent to continent. In October, he was in Spain (continent = Europe) shooting photos for TransWorld. In November, he ventured out to China (continent = Asia) to shoot photos for a Skateboard Mag article. In between these trips (and after getting back from China), Stefan headed back home to Sacramento (continent = North America), where he could be found skating every day and shooting photos for various stuff. (Did you see his recent etnies ad featuring the switch heel bump to bar?) The night Stefan got back from Puerto Rico, he was off to the Encinitas / Oceanside area to pick up his dog, the infamous Liam, who is featured in the TransWorld Subtleties video, and then head back up north to Sacramento for the holidays.
Since the etnies GvR contest, Bastien Salabanzi has been staying local in the Southern California area, skating and investing in his future. He recently bought a house in Huntington Beach (Congrats, Bastien!), which now garages the Beamer he also recently acquired. Over the Thanksgiving weekend, Active Ride Shop hosted a demo / autograph signing with most of the Flip team, and Bastien was there killing it, as usual. The demo actually got rained out, but before the rain got too gnarly, Bastien did some crowd pleasing. Other than that and the trip to Puerto Rico, Bastien has been just skating locally, working on a few various projects which will grace your peepers soon enough! This Wednesday, Bastien is headed back to France to spend time with his family over the holidays. Damn! Christmas really is only 12 days away!
Like Bastien, Arto Saari has been spending his time in the Southern California area lately. He is still rehabbing his knee, but he has been back on his board anyway. Let me just say that the switch 360 flips are looking glorious! Arto was at the aforementioned Active / Flip demo over Thanksgiving weekend, signing autographs and hanging out with the kids. Too bad it was pretty much rained out, otherwise he might have been tempted to do some skating for the fanatics. Arto recently celebrated his 23rd birthday on November 9. Happy belated birthday, damn it! etnies took him (along with Rune for his 30 birthday) out to Palm Springs for a couple of days to relax and enjoy a round of golf. This weekend, Thrasher will be throwing their annual Skater of the Year party. This is the 15th anniversary of the event, and Arto will be in attendance. (In fact, he won it in 2001.) Over the holidays, Arto will be staying local and continue to strengthen his knee and work his way back to 100%, which wonҒt be long now. Go buy a pair of his etnies Arto shoes right now!
It never changes with Ryan Sheckler. He is always busy! Since October, leading up to the Puerto Rico trip, this is what he had going on: Normal day-to-day skating (He cant go a day without skating.), school (Homework, homework, homework.), finishing up his Almost video part (We truly hope youҒve seen it by now!) and going to a few of the Almost Skateboards video premieres. (In Los Angeles, London and Toronto, to be exact.) Thats just to name a few of the things he has been up to recently. Now that we are closing in on the holidays, Ryan can just focus on skating and looking forward to being out of school for a couple of weeks. Check the Quick Picks on the etnies home page, cuz a new one has been posted asking what you think etnies should get Ryan for his 15th birthday. It ends in a couple weeks, so go vote!
Mr. Rune Glifberg has been on a couple missions lately. He has been skating loads down in the San Diego area, working on ads for Utility Board Supply (Rune just started riding for them. Congrats to both Rune and Utility!), Volcom, Boost Mobile and of course, etnies. He's also been making trips down to the San Diego area shopping for a new place to live. There are quite a few vert ramps, pools, etc. down there, and of course, Rune wants to live close to them. Have you checked out his Web site yet? I advise you to visit it ASAP--you might be lucky enough to win a pair of etnies shoes! Rune is currently Christmas shopping for his two kids. Go buy a pair of the etnies shoes he designed, the Tip.
This Friday, December 17 from 2:00 - 5:30 p.m., etnies is hosting a holiday festival and shoe donation at the etnies Skatepark of Lake Forest to celebrate the park's first anniversary. Several non-profit organizations, dedicated to helping needy children in Orange County, will receive 500 free pairs of etnies shoes (to give to the needy children). There will also be a demo and autograph signing with loads of pro skateboarders in attendance. Arto, Rune, and Sheckler will all be there, so come on down and ask them for an autograph!


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@separated guess you had to re watch formula 1 started from 2001 to call Kimi overrated. As i 've been hearing more critics that praise for this guy all the while from experts. Driver like lewis get rated 8 for DNF by autosport....win a race and was regarded as next SENNA despite driving the best car.
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Earlier this month the federal district court in Nevada issued a declaratory judgment that made it a lot harder for copyright holders to file lawsuits over excerpts of material being used on web sites and online forums. The judgment is a direct blow to law firms like Righthaven, who filed a ton of lawsuits against websites claiming that they had infringed on copyright holders it represented.
Judge Roger Hunt ruled that the Democratic Underground did not infringe the copyright of a Las Vegas Review-Journal newspaper article when a user posted a five-sentence excerpt in its forums, along with a link back to the newspaper's website.
Judge Roger Hunt's judgment sets a precedent noting that an online forum is not liable for its users' posts, even if it was not protected by the safe harbors of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act's notice and takedown provisions. This decision also clarifies that posting excerpts from an article and including a link is fair use and not an infringement of copyright.
This case began when Democratic Underground (represented by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Fenwick & West LLP, and attorney Chad Bowers) was sued by Righthaven. They asserted, falsely that they owned the copyright in the article, but the Democratic Underground countersued, asking the court to rule that the excerpt did not infringe copyright because it was a fair use of the material. They brought Stephens Media, publisher of the Review-Journal, into the case.
Last June, the Nevada federal court dismissed Righthaven's infringement case because the newspaper publisher was the true owner of the article, but Democratic Underground's counterclaim against Stephens Media continued. After attempting to defend the assertion of copyright infringement, Stephens Media conceded, paving the way for the court's declaration.
The original lawsuit against Democratic Underground was dismissed when Judge Hunt found that Righthaven did not have the legal authorization to bring a copyright lawsuit because it had never owned the copyright in the first place. They claimed that Stephens Media had "transferred copyright" to them before they filed the suit, but a document unearthed during the course of the lawsuit – the Strategic Alliance Agreement between Righthaven and Stephens Media — showed that the copyright assignment was not legal, and that Righthaven was merely agreeing to handle the case at its own expense in exchange for a cut of the recovery. In addition to dismissing Righthaven's claim, Judge Hunt sanctioned the firm with fines and to report to other judges its relationship with Stevens Media. Righthaven has refused to pay the sanctions.
The EFF has a lengthy article about the case and Righthaven's continued efforts to avoid its obligations to court cases it has filed and to legal judgments rendered by the courts. Find that here.


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The Associated Press (by way of syndication in the pages of Time's Techland) reports that China-based electronics manufacturer Foxconn has admitted that underage workers are part of its massive work force in the country. Foxconn, which has had a hard time this month keeping production flowing at its plants due to riots and labor disputes, assembles a variety of electronics for Apple, Microsoft, Samsung and others.
Foxconn claims that it conducted an internal investigation and found that underage interns were working its factory located in the eastern city of Yantai. The company claims that they sent these youngsters back to school because the minimum legal working age in China is 16.
The company added that it is working with schools in the area to determine how these young interns were sent to its factory. The company did not divulge just how many underage interns it found.
"We recognize that full responsibility for these violations rests with our company and we have apologized to each of the students for our role in this action," Foxconn said in a statement. "Any Foxconn employee found, through our investigation, to be responsible for these violations will have their employment immediately terminated."
Labor rights group China Labor Watch said in a statement that most of the responsibility for these youngsters working in the plant falls on the schools involved but added that "Foxconn is also culpable for not confirming the ages of their workers."
Interestingly Foxconn, which doesn't usually comment on its customers' products, went out of its way to say that Apple products are not made at its Yantai factory.
Source: Techland


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MTV 3.4 'Non-Stop MTV' phone launched by ModeLabs
ModeLabs Group, the French manufacturer of tailor-made phones (like the Christian Dior and the Hummer HT1 ones) has announced the availability of MTV 3.4 "Non-Stop MTV" – a new handset designed for youngsters.
Coming after the MTV 3.3 phone, which was released in May this year, MTV 3.4 "Non-Stop MTV" obviously offers a set of features that will bring people closer to the popular music TV channel.
These include MTV musical playlists, single click access to MTV channels, exclusive ring tones, logos, wallpapers and two MTV games (Dirty Sanchez and Urban Attack).
MTV 3.4 "Non-Stop MTV" may be a good-looking slider, but except for the stuff mentioned above, its specs are rather modest:
3G connectivity
MP3 player
2MP camera
RSS feed reader
MicroSD card support, up to 2GB
MTV 3.4 "Non-Stop MTV" is currently available only in France, via SFR, for as low as €29 (as part of a SFR pack).
No word yet about the phone's availability in other markets.
Via Press release