Today I’ll tell you about ápotek’s Total Lip Treatment, as well as what I have chosen to add to the antioxidant-power of ápotek’s Cellular Repair Complex.
ápotek Total Lip Treatment
The only thing I don’t like about ápotek Total Lip Treatment is that, like all other lip plumpers, it contains an irritant which makes your lips sting for a little while. I haven’t read any research demonstrating that this irritation causes the lips to swell; though it seems to be included to create that illusion. To me, an irritant is just that and I wish they would leave it out.
Anti-aging is all about preventing and reversing damage done to the body over time. I don’t want to use anything that is creating a temporary appearance of youth while doing damage. So please guys, get rid of the irritants. I think it is the sandalwood extract in Total Lip which causes the stinging.
Other than that, ápotek Total Lip Treatment’s ingredient list is impressive. It has lots of silicone to smooth and heal. It contains my favorite moisturizer, hyaluronic acid, which happens to be the most powerful one available and is a skin identical ingredient that the skin can incorporate easily.
It also contains the stable form of vitamin C as an antioxidant, aloe to sooth and heal and a touch of palmitoyl oligopeptide, one of the filling peptides. At MakeupAlley.com, they award up to five lippies to rate products. I think that’s appropriate here. I give ápotek Total Lip Treatment 4 lippies.
Since I think ápotek Cellular Repair Complex, while excellent overall, is a bit light on antioxidant protection, I have added Revaléskin Day Cream with coffeeberry extract to my a.m. routine. I’ll review that on Wednesday.
Come back Monday for Foodie Bloggers Day!
Tags: ápoteck smart skin, cosmeceutical peptides, lip plumpers, antioxidants, palmitoyl oligopeptide, Revaléskin
ápotek Total Lip Treatment
The only thing I don’t like about ápotek Total Lip Treatment is that, like all other lip plumpers, it contains an irritant which makes your lips sting for a little while. I haven’t read any research demonstrating that this irritation causes the lips to swell; though it seems to be included to create that illusion. To me, an irritant is just that and I wish they would leave it out.
Anti-aging is all about preventing and reversing damage done to the body over time. I don’t want to use anything that is creating a temporary appearance of youth while doing damage. So please guys, get rid of the irritants. I think it is the sandalwood extract in Total Lip which causes the stinging.
Other than that, ápotek Total Lip Treatment’s ingredient list is impressive. It has lots of silicone to smooth and heal. It contains my favorite moisturizer, hyaluronic acid, which happens to be the most powerful one available and is a skin identical ingredient that the skin can incorporate easily.
It also contains the stable form of vitamin C as an antioxidant, aloe to sooth and heal and a touch of palmitoyl oligopeptide, one of the filling peptides. At MakeupAlley.com, they award up to five lippies to rate products. I think that’s appropriate here. I give ápotek Total Lip Treatment 4 lippies.
Since I think ápotek Cellular Repair Complex, while excellent overall, is a bit light on antioxidant protection, I have added Revaléskin Day Cream with coffeeberry extract to my a.m. routine. I’ll review that on Wednesday.
Come back Monday for Foodie Bloggers Day!
Tags: ápoteck smart skin, cosmeceutical peptides, lip plumpers, antioxidants, palmitoyl oligopeptide, Revaléskin
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