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Yves RocherNewest Review: ... and in each there are cleansers, toners and moisturizers made from pure plant extracts. So, not only are they inexpensive but ... more |
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by - written on 06/04/01 (Very useful, 292 readings)
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Yves Rocher is a mail order company selling cosmetics, in a similar vein to Avon, but without the representatives. I initially purchased from Yves Rocher in answer to an advert in a magazine offering free gifts and low prices. These adverts are plentiful so they’re not difficult to find. When I received my first order I also received the Yves Rocher Green Book of Beauty for that year, which is the catalogue containing all the products available. They include skincare, bath products, perfume, sun creams, foot care, men’s toiletries and hair care. All the products are made from plant extracts and none have ever been tested on animals. ... Read the complete review
by - written on 07/06/01 (Very useful, 339 readings)
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Just look at my profile picture. Don’t I look fabulous, darling? I’m sure you’ve been wondering how such a lovely moomin as myself keeps herself looking great . . . soft silky fur, bright eyes, soft paws, and a glowing complexion . . . ?? You haven’t?? Hmph. Well I’m going to tell you anyway. I’ve been a customer of Yves Rocher for many years, since 1993 in fact. The company was recommended to me by a friend, and as soon as I received my first order I was hooked. SALES PITCH Yves Rocher made his first product in 1956, in La Gacilly, France – a cream based on the Celandine plant. He was the first to ... Read the complete review
by - written on 10/05/09 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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I'm another Yves Rocher fan, have been probably for a good twenty years now, and over the years have used quite a few of their different products. I, like many others, found out about Yves Rocher by way of those one page magazine ads where you can get so many products for so much, and they give you additional free samples too. Sounded too good to miss ... so I sent off an order. That was the first of many, and all greeted with the same joy when that box arrives. It's like getting presents from the postman. I like the fact that they use a lot of natural plant extracts, and were (in fact) one of the original companies to do so. I LOVE their lavender oil and have used ... Read the complete review
by - written on 24/11/08 (Very useful, 19 readings)
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I first came across Yves Rocher abroad and I remember my aunt ordering from them as early as the mid 80's, but they could have possibly been around for even longer. They are a cosmetics company that sell make up, bath and body products and fragrances. I think they started out in France and then moved on to countries like Belgium and more recently the UK. The quality of their products are of mid-end value I'd say and they're quite reasonable in price, as they usually have loads of offers on through their mail order service. Whilst many of their products, like body lotions, lipstick and fragrance are good to ok, I can't say the same for their ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/06/01 (Very useful, 251 readings)
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Yves Rocher is a beauty catalogue. It sells make up, perfume, body care, hair care and so on. I suppose it is just like Avon, but so much more expensive. The reason I got a catalogue is because I had just got my own house and my mum had a catalogue. So instead of ordering from her, she recommended me, got £20 of products of her choice from the book and I could order what I want when I want. As with any new catalogue you tend to get special deals when you first join. I got a leaflet full of cheap goods, a 10 piece trial set when I ordered ( it was 10 50ml bottles of shower gels, body lotion, shampoo, face cream and so on), a gift when I joined, a make up ... Read the complete review
Yves Rocher : pretty good stufffrom princesshotpants
24/11/2008
from alex22
19/06/2001

