Philosophy Microdelivery Peel Kit Reviews

Philosophy Microdelivery Peel Kit Skin Care

Product Type: Philosophy body care

Newest Review: ... it. The first time I tried it I was very careful and read the instructions on the back of the box. This is a pretty expensive ... more

 ... product and I didn't want to waste any. In the box you get two items, the pot of vitamin C crystals and a bottle of the activation liquid (plus some sample sizes of other products). Step 1 is to take a small scoop of the crystals from the pot and gently rub them into the skin. Step 2 is to squirt some of the activation liquid from the bottle and massage it into the face on top of the crystals. When you do this it starts to turn white and forms a light foam. You then leave it on for about 3-5 minutes as a faci...more

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Customer Philosophy Microdelivery Peel Kit Reviews (4)

scooby27
Philosophy Microdelivery Peel Kit: Soft skin but thats all (257 words)
by - written on 11/02/08, updated on  18/02/08 (Useful, 176 readings)
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I have been using this product for a few months now on and off, I don`t use it every week more like twice a month. This product claims to give your skin a rejuvenating boost. It uses bicarbonate Vitamin C crystals,( the orange scrub part of the kit) to remove dead and dry skin cells, and the Micro Delivery Peel Rapid Activation (the liquid) helps to infuse your skin with Vitamin C, while enhancing a smoother-looking appearance. I cleanse my face then gently massage the crystals on my face for around 60 seconds then once that is massaged in my skin I put some of the liquid activator of the kit over the crystals and leave it to activate for 3 ...  Read the complete review

jade22green
very appealing (315 words)
by - written on 18/03/10 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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Philosophy is one of my top beauty brands and I buy a lot of products from their range. Before buying this I debated a lot with myself. I really liked the idea of a deep down facial peel kit but, have very red, sensitive skin and worried it would make it worse. In the end I took the bull by the horns and ordered it. The first time I tried it I was very careful and read the instructions on the back of the box. This is a pretty expensive product and I didn't want to waste any. In the box you get two items, the pot of vitamin C crystals and a bottle of the activation liquid (plus some sample sizes of other products). Step 1 is to take a small ...  Read the complete review

alonsogirl76
Philosophy Microdelivery Peel Kit: Another Great Product From Philosophy (374 words)
by - written on 28/01/09 (Very useful, 128 readings)
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I absolutely adore Philosophy products but was pretty wary of trying this due to my sensitive skin. I suspiciously eyed my trial for month(in the Philosophy Baby Steps skin care kit). Eventually one day looking at my dull complexion I threw caution to the wind and I am so so glad I did! Step 1 of the 2 step kit is the Vitamin C / Peptide Crystals. These are described on the packaging as micro crystals which help to gently exfoliate the skin. You apply a teaspoon of these to your clean dry skin and then massage them GENTLY over your face for up to a minute. They exude a gorgeously addictive scent of oranges so please do not eat them!! Because my ...  Read the complete review

wrenlegs
Glowing skin in 2 easy steps (441 words)
by - written on 06/01/10 (Very useful, 60 readings)
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As part of my philosphy starter kit from QVC (rrp £22) I has a sample of their microdelivery peel. The word 'peel' instantly made me think of those ghastly acid peels you see on programmes such as 10 years younger, so it took a little while, and a view of the philospohy mans spiel on QVC, for me to pluck up the courage and try it. There are 2 separate parts to this prouduct named 'step 1' and 'step2'. Step 1 is the vitamin/peptide crystals. Is basically a thick orangy grainy goo (and it smells of oranges). They are said to help to gently exfoliate, infuse the skin with vitamins/peptides and help remove dead skin cells. You scoop about a teaspoon of goo onto ...  Read the complete review

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