Healthy Glow

I've known for a while that these pads would be the subject of my next review.  It's hard to describe however exactly how this solution works.  I've been at a bit of a loss for words.  All I know is when I use it my skin looks better.  I notice the difference when I don't use it.  Clarity is a vague concept but it is accurate.  The color and texture of my skin is just better.  This stuff works.  I use other retinol products regularly and they work, but when I add this to the mix it makes a difference.  Why is this different from other retinoid/retinol products?  I'm not sure.  Philosophy is always fairly vague about it's ingredients.  They're calling this hpr technology.  What does that mean?  I have no idea.  But to be perfectly redundant, it works.


ORIGINALLY POSTED BY AIMEE BOICE ON OCTOBER 16, 2011

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