Thursday, March 25, 2010

Lancome Primordiale Cell Defense Perfecting Serum

Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post is bought with my money. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.

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When I went to the outlet in September 2009, I bought two sample size of Lancome Primordiale Cell Defense Perfecting Serum.  I'm on my second at the moment and I think it's about time I review it.

Product Review: Lancome Primordiale Cell Defense Skin Perfecting Serum


Where to purchase: department stores and online at lancome-usa.com
Price: I can't remember, but I think it was 2 for $5


Made in USA


Direction on the back:  All skin types.  For optimal results, use daily A.M. and P.M. under your Lancome moisturizer.


My thoughts: I've been really into serum since last year.  I would love to try Asian brands, but I cannot get any hold of them that easily... hehe~  For that reason, I keep on buying American brands.  I thought this will be good since it's sample sizes.  If I don't like them, then I don't have to use them.  If I like them, I can buy full sizes next time... hehe~  In the beginning, I love how it felt on my skin.  It felt very smooth and nice on my skin.  As time went on, I didn't see any results.  I didn't see my skin improving but then again I was very lucky I didn't break out.  I read on Makeupalley (click here for the review on this product) that some people broke out.  By the way, this only got 48% that would buy this product again. :/  I didn't think it was that bad, but I wanted to see improvements on my face... hehe~  Maybe it didn't work for me that well because I didn't follow it with a Lancome moisturizer... heh~ 


Pros:
* It's from a high end department, Lancome, usually they produce good products.
* It's a sample size to try.
* Made my skin soft and smooth.
* I didn't break out.
* It smelled okay.
* It felt cool.


Cons:
* It's from a high end department, Lancome, which is costly.
* I didn't see any result on my skin.
* Didn't use Lancome moisturizer after this product.


Would repurchase: No.
Rating:  2/5 Tobey's Paws


Last week, I went to Victoria's Secret to see if I wanted the free tank top with purchase.  I decided to pass on it and visited the store right across, Forever 21. It was the biggest mistake!
I've been wanting this since I saw it on the Forever 21 website.  I was lucky enough to see it at the store by my house... wheee~  I couldn't pass on this.
While looking around, I saw this butterfly hair pin laying around.  I fell in love with it at first sight... hehe~  I was thinking if I should get it or not.  I decided it's best for me to get it since it was the last one there. :X
Thinking that was the last thing I'll get, I saw this.  I thought it wasn't that cute and then decided to try it out... hehe~  Oh mi gosh it's so cute on the head!... lol~ :X  No more buying hair accessories.  I need to go on a ban!... hehe~ :X


This week they're having a BOGOF (buy one get one free) on any EcoTOOLS at Rite Aid.  I've been wanting to get puffs.
Each pack of puffs are $1.99 or at least that's what it said at Rite Aid... hehe~ So I was thinking I was going to get both pack of puffs for $1.99.  It came out to $0.98. Each pack of puffs was $0.49.  I don't know if that was a mistake or what, but I consider myself lucky... hehe~ :D  Therefore, each puff is less than $0.25!... wheee~ What a good deal!!!


I'm going to end this post with a cute picture of Tobey.
The ribbon from the packaging of Hana Elite 1" Flat Iron (click here for the post) I tied it around Tobey.  It's not animal abuse. He's just a gift for me.

Disclaimer: The product mentioned in this post is bought with my money. I am not affiliated with the company nor getting paid to advertise the product. This post is written with my honest opinion.
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