Eye do Believe in CosMedix! Brilliant Brand!!
I am so seriously sold on a new brand I stumbled onto recently called CosMedix. I think I’m impressed because of the obvious science it bases its formulas on. It’s very clinical in that it takes into consideration pharmacology and chemistry, yet is plant based and earth friendly and free of artificial colors and preservatives. The line is considered “chirally correct.” In a nutshell, this means its ingredients (or molecules within the ingredients) are a perfect fit for positive interaction within the skin.
Today I thought I’d share with you a couple of amazing CosMedix products. They are absolutely outstanding!
CoxMedix Eye Believe is an incredible serum that replenishes damaged and thinning eye area skin. It’s hydrating, collagen building, protecting and fights further free radical damage. I love this product! Eye do believe!!!
Secondly, I’m crazy for CosMedix Define. It’s a gentle blend of acids and retinol. It’s an excellent exfoliator, rebuilder, fibroblast stimulator and acne reducer. CosMedix Define definitely defines therapeutic skin care treatment!
Comments
Puffy Eyes said:
How much do they cost? Are they costing higher than usual products?
Angela said:
Thanks for the info on this new brand. It's odd they would name their company CosMedix when they don't seem to sell any cosmetics. I would have expected lip stick and eye shadow! :)
Gina said:
To answer the question from Puffy Eyes - the line has a somewhat high price point but similar to many high quality cosmeceutical lines. You can check out standard pricing here: www.skinstore.com/cosmedix.aspx
Karen said:
That's a good point that it would be nice (and make sense) for them to offer cosmetics but I think they get the word "cos" from cosmeceuticals as opposed to cosmetics. However, many lines do eventually start adding cosmetics to their line. So hopefully they will as well. But the great thing with a good skin care line is that once your skin is in a peaches and cream condition you won't have to wear as much makeup...and when you do apply it it makes for a more flawless complexion. As far as prices go I think they are quite competitive and moderately priced when compared to most other quality professional lines. Once you try it...I think you'll be impressed and hopefully your concerns alleviated.
uglowgirl said:
I totally agree about this science of the line but I looked them up and not only did I find Cosmedix Opti Crystal Eye Serum on QVC (ugh!) I found another article saying the entire line is going to be sold soon on QVC. I like the sound of Sircuit Cosmeceuticals which is also a chiral skincare line but has better reviews (and possibly a bit more integrity for their brand). I'm fine with paying good money for a great product but if it's sold on tv with all that other garbage, how good can Cosmedix really be?