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Thu Mar 29, 2007 3:29 am  |
Hi Everyone,
I'm really intrigued by the O2 serum but scared to death of the possibility of causing free radical damage to my skin. Even though the psf website claims that their special, stabilized version of O2 actually fights free radicals, I'm still very skeptical. Does anyone else share my concern?
I so want to try this but I just don't know what to do. Killing anaerobic bacteria, to me, seems very similar to something that hydrogen peroxide, or benzoyl peroxide, would do and both are pro oxidants. Having pale, acne-prone skin, I'm quite keen on anything touting its abilities to kill both acne and the red marks left behind.
Thanks to everyone for your help, and I do wish you can help alleviate my concerns and convince me that this is, in face, good for the skin!! |
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34, sometimes temperamental, acne-prone skin. Rx retinoids, AALS, TCA peels and sunscreen are staples. |
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Thu Mar 29, 2007 4:35 am |
| Oh yes, lots of people share your concern - we had some discussions about this issue here on the forum more often already but didn't come to a final conclusion yet. I hope long-time-users would let us know if they experience problems. I myself started to use it during summer 2006, with no problems yet. I like it very much and couldn't stay without. |
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