Ingredients (was Canadian web site)

[Guest guest]

> I'm baffled as to how these sites intend to win our affections when

> they can't even list the ingredients!

I completely agree, , except even with ingredients I still

wouldn't give many in the cosmetics and skin care industry my

affections.

I believe ingredients aren't listed because:

-it would reveal that the " magic potion " is anything but

-it would reveal that the high cost is not justified

and most important:

- it would reveal just how many potential irritants are present in

their advertised " sensitive skin " or " for rosaceans " products

Marjorie

Marjorie Lazoff, MD

[Guest guest]

Hello to everyone that has commented to me about the Yonka & Eris creams:

Someone asked, " what specifically I am looking for " . Well, I am currently

using the Vita-K, & have spent 4 1/2 months using the cure (by Canderm),

and have seen some overall improvement w/ redness (but I think the Vita-k

has worked better in a shorter amount of time). My " resting state " skin is

not as pink as it once was, but I still get a violently red nose when I'm

out in the cold weather. However, my nose goes back to normal faster.

So, I guess what I'm looking for was other possible helpful ingredients - I

mean, I did not know that vitamin K or the active ingredients in cure

might be of benefit until I was introduced to the product. Since these 2

creams don't work for everyone, I was hoping to stumble onto another

concoction that might be my specific silver bullet!

And Marjorie - I agree w/ you completely about your comments about what the

cosmetic companies might be trying to hide. I suspect that in addition to

that, the sellers of these products are reluctant to assess their wares

honestly; I mean, I guess I can't really expect the seller to say, " well,

you know, this stuff don't do squat for red complexions, but you should see

my profit margin!! "

I'm done considering the Yonka & Eris creams, since the sellers don't seem

to upfront about them (& I can't find anything thorough in English about the

companies, just French & Polish).

I'm gonna stick w/ my 2x a day w/ the Vita-k & give it more time.

- in Michigan

[Guest guest]

Hello to everyone that has commented to me about the Yonka & Eris creams:

Someone asked, " what specifically I am looking for " . Well, I am currently

using the Vita-K, & have spent 4 1/2 months using the cure (by Canderm),

and have seen some overall improvement w/ redness (but I think the Vita-k

has worked better in a shorter amount of time). My " resting state " skin is

not as pink as it once was, but I still get a violently red nose when I'm

out in the cold weather. However, my nose goes back to normal faster.

So, I guess what I'm looking for was other possible helpful ingredients - I

mean, I did not know that vitamin K or the active ingredients in cure

might be of benefit until I was introduced to the product. Since these 2

creams don't work for everyone, I was hoping to stumble onto another

concoction that might be my specific silver bullet!

And Marjorie - I agree w/ you completely about your comments about what the

cosmetic companies might be trying to hide. I suspect that in addition to

that, the sellers of these products are reluctant to assess their wares

honestly; I mean, I guess I can't really expect the seller to say, " well,

you know, this stuff don't do squat for red complexions, but you should see

my profit margin!! "

I'm done considering the Yonka & Eris creams, since the sellers don't seem

to upfront about them (& I can't find anything thorough in English about the

companies, just French & Polish).

I'm gonna stick w/ my 2x a day w/ the Vita-k & give it more time.

- in Michigan