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November 3, 2006 3:22 PM
Review: NatPure Soy Doctor Retexturizing Soy Polisher
What They Say: “Excess, dead cells build up, causing skin to look less radiant at any age. Complexions can look dull when the light reflecting quality that smooth skin has is diminished by cell layers waiting to be sloughed off. While exfoliation can give skin a boost in several ways, it is super efficient at eliminating dead-cell build up, excess sebum and debris. Regular, but not overly aggressive, exfoliating can uncover a smoother, more radiant complexion. It can also help your other treatment products to penetrate faster and do their job better.
Superb and exclusive facial exfoliating formula containing micro-fine polyethylene particles., which penetrates below the surface by removing cellular debris that clogs pores and leads to breakouts and scarring. Features congestion fighting alpha and beta hydroxy acids complex and patented Soy Doctor Natural Blend.
Recommended for normal, combination and oily skin, NatPure Retexturizing Soy Polisher leaves complexions smooth, soft and polished to perfection.”
Alissa’s Opinion: I love exfoliation. I use a scrub on some part of my body every single day, so I’ve used quite a few on the market. This cleanser is the best I’ve tried for the face. It contains no fragrances or dyes, so the luxurious feeling comes solely from the texture. The beads are extremely fine, so there is none of the scratchiness that some exfoliating cleansers tend to have. After using this scrub every 3 days for a couple of weeks, I noticed that my skin was clearer and softer than usual. This is one bottle I will definitely keep in my shower.
Retail Price: $45.00 (at naturepurespa.com)
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Review: NatPure Soy Doctor Retexturizing Soy Polisher:
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Hair: Thick but fine in texture, very prone to flyaways; currently dark reddish-brown with some copper highlights
Eyecolor: Hazel
Age: 31
Skin Tone: Medium fair with yellow undertones
Skin Type: Combination with somewhat oily t-zone and dry areas around the nose and chin which I need to be ever-vigilant about exfoliating (or the blackheads appear) and moisturizing. Also, dark areas under the eyes.
Hair: Dark blonde currently
Eyecolor: Blue
Age: 31
Skin Tone: Very fair with blue undertones
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Hair: Thick, unrelaxed (natural), curly to kinky, prone to dryness and frizziness; currently dark brown with chunky blonde highlights
Eyecolor: Dark brown
Age: 28
Skin Tone: Medium brown with golden undertones, smattering of freckles
Skin Type: Mostly oily, with dry patches on the end of my nose and right under my bottom lip.
Hair: Bright orange/red with natural golden highlights, naturally curly, currently long
Eyecolor: Green
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Skin Tone: Very fair with blue undertones, lots of freckles!
Skin Type: Combination - oily spots in the t-zone, redness around the nose and mouth
Hair: Thin, naturally wavy but usually straightened, prone to frizz; dark brownish red with caramel highlights
Eyecolor: Blue-grey
Age: 22
Skin Tone: Fair with pink undertones and freckles
Skin Type: Oily in most places with occasional dry patches
Hair: Medium thickness, very curly and prone to frizziness. Currently, dark sable brown. I also love to have fun with wigs, extensions, hairpieces, etc.
Eyecolor: Hazel
Age: 48
Skin Tone: Medium with yellow undertones
Skin Type: Normal, beginning to change to a slightly drier complexion; it can be extra dry in winter. Hereditary dark circles and sun damage from youth as well.
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