Customer Reviews:
worth my first ever review July 17, 2008 I'm in my early 30s and recently started using Desquacrem at the recommendation of my facialist. I find my pores clog easily but my skin is becoming sensitive at this age - so I have to be careful with scrubs or `acne' treatments (and I've tried a lot: Aveda, Origins, Zia, Murad, etc). This product has changed my complexion, which I was finding always had a few flaws and never seemed quite as clear as I would have liked (annoying surface bumps, blackheads, etc). I apply a bit of this frothy sticky stuff (between pea and small gum ball size) like a mask in the shower or before - (sometimes I use on a wet face, sometimes dry), letting the steam in the shower help and wash it off after a few minutes. It smells nice and doesn't sting or over-dry - but it does dissolve stubborn sebum and leave the face soft. It's not like right after you get a facial, but pretty close. I really like this product, I only wish there weren't so many parabens listed on the label. Here is the ingredient list from another website: "water, cetyl alcohol, sodium cocoyl wheat amino acids, stearic acid, sodium laury sulfate, decyl glucoside, ceteth-20, triethanolamine, steareth-20, fragrance, methylparaben, butylparaben, ethylparaben, propylparaben". It's a bit pricey, but I buy far fewer other products because of it (e.g. no more scrubs, masks, etc). I also use it close to once every day - which is not the packaged usage suggestion.
I wouldn't be without it! July 7, 2007 I have used this product for several years 1-2 times a week in place of an exfoliant and I wouldn't be without it! Whenever I use it people comment on how great my skin looks.
I put it on a few minutes before I get in the shower and then rinse it off in the shower with a mild cleanser.
Perhaps the person who wrote the other review is not using it the same way or perhaps it works differently for different skin types.
Sothys Disappointes May 27, 2007 I really don't feel that my skin benefited at all from use of this cream. I brought it because I read a magazine article that praised the product. I have received better results from masks that cost three bucks.
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