Dr. H regenerating serum versus Suki or caudalie
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free skin care · Thu Feb 10, 2011 6:48 pm

I'm presently using Dr. H regenerating serum at night. I'm very pleased with it. In the morning my skin is plumped and fresh. How ever it is kind of pricy for me at the present time.

I was looking at a good night serum to replace it. Well something very light and breathable. I was looking into the Suki line and Caudalie since some of there serum seems a little less money.

Any comments about those 3 products :

Caudalie Vinexpert Firming Lifting Serum
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/caudalie-vinexpert-firmin-p_4910.htm

Suki Bio-C 10% Formula Face Serum (as expensive as Dr. H but it believe it take a lot less. So might be cheaper in the end ??)
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/suki-bio-c-10-formula-fac-p_10285.htm

Or even this would cute it.
Suki Pure Facial Moisture - Nourishing
http://www.essentialdayspa.com/suki-pure-facial-moisture-p_9853.htm

Sun Feb 13, 2011 10:00 am

I've not tried any of these, chantrelle, but I noticed that the Caudalie serum has many positive comments on sephora if you haven't already checked them out. The Suki Bio-C looks interesting, though. I hope you let us know what you end up buying. Smile

free skin care · Thu Feb 24, 2011 7:49 pm

Well I just tried a sample of Suki facial moisture-nourishing. I loved the smell wow ! And I sure wanted to use that for ever Smile

But after a few night of use my under eyes got a little puffy Sad

I also did not get the plumped look in the morning I get with the Dr. H serum.

I will try a few sample serum from GoW that i ordered and if I don't like it as much as the Dr. H serum I will stick with it and I will make it fit in my budget Laughing

free skin care · Fri Feb 25, 2011 2:40 am

I tried the Caudalie Vinexpert Firming Lifting Serum (x2). I love the texture and the result look good; however you need to use continuously to maintain its effects

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