cne? Sure, I've had it. Fine lines? Yep. Sun damage? Ok, I admit it. Is perfect skin an unattainable goal? For years, my answer has been a resounding, "YES!" I was convinced that those responsible for the flawless pictures found in magazines and advertisements were out to give me an inferiority complex and that every image showing perfect skin underwent extensive air-brushing.
I've tried many skin care products, from drug store brands to high-end lines. Though most didn't make my skin any worse, none provided the miraculous results we all want.
I don't know what inspired me to fork out a large sum of money for the Somme Institute product line. Maybe the very scientific, authoritative name made me do it. It sure wasn't the packaging (products come in plain white bottles, far from fancy) or the ease of use (the product line focuses on three main products but suggests the use of all five...twice a day!). I hope the intuitive force that "made me do it" sticks around.
The first two weeks of using these products were not fun. I broke out like crazy, but supporting material sent by the Somme Institute warned me of this possibility. I stuck it out and by the third week, my skin was glowing! I'm not exaggerating. I haven't even used foundation in a month. I can truly say that my skin is perfect for the first time in my life (well, since I was 12) and I fully intend to stick with this line. The results are definitely worth the cost, because the confidence that comes with flawless skin is priceless.
Acne? Sure, I've had it. Fine lines? Yep. Sun damage? Ok, I admit it. Is perfect skin an unattainable goal? For years, my answer has been a resounding, "YES!" I was convinced that those responsible for the flawless pictures found in magazines and advertisements were out to give me an inferiority complex and that every image showing perfect skin underwent extensive air-brushing.
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