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JenniferP2667
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Wed Nov 05, 2014 10:29 am  |
I have to say that when I first heard about this skin product capsules from Biocorrex as something you actually drink with water and not put onto your skin, I was quite sceptical. I had actually tried many topical creams In the past and if I'm being frank they were all short of miracles because each time I switched from one product to product, nothing on my skin seemed to change or get any better. A lot of the time my skin was dull and quite dry looking with a few lines creeping in, and many products I tried including some top notch products like Nivea or Neutrogena, would either leave my skin looking even more dry or nothing was really happening.
I was doing some research on nutrition based supplements that apparently were great for skin that work from the inside and found this Biocorrex capsules that you take every day with water. Even though I was quite sceptical as this is something you put inside your body, I did give it a go considering every other product just seemed to fail and fall by the waist side!
About a few weeks into using it and I was just so surprised with the results, I couldn't actually believe that in all the time I have been trying and testing products that did very little for my skin, there was a completely different kind of product that did a whole lot more. I really was noticing my face feeling a lot smoother, as well as moist, and not having that feeling that my skin was dry like it had always been. Even some of my facial lines I have to say had went away gradually which was completely a new experience from what I was previously using.
I've continued to use Biocorrex and honestly I've never really looked back as it's the right type of product for my skin. I do think it's hard to find the right products these days with so much out there, and I had been looking for a while and have spent so much money on useless products hoping to find something like this, which isn't easy for perhaps a lot of other people too, so I felt it was worth mentioning something as I had got so frustrated with so much money wasted on useless and worthless products, creams, serums, you name it, I was not seeing any good results on my skin. I don't think anyone should be having to spend so much money like this, so if this actually helps anyone find their right products, or things similar then it's a job well done!
I'm really glad now I've trusted my skin with something that's really making a world of difference and I feel so much more confidence about how I look than ever before! |
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Fri Nov 07, 2014 7:19 am |
Looks like a cool product...just expensive. Maybe worth it though haha.
Thanks for sharing! |
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Fri Nov 07, 2014 11:33 am |
I went on the website, and this is a supplement (it's 5 different pills you take per day). A 28-day supply costs $104.95.
Here's the thing, every supplement I buy gives the amount of each ingredient. The website lists the ingredients, but not the amounts.
Concerns:
(1) Without knowing quantities, one doesn't know if the pills are filled with a lot of the cheap ingredients with little of the costly ingredients.
(2) The site doesn't make clear if you're getting the most active (and more expensive) version of each ingredient. Trans-resveratrol or cis-resveratrol? Ubiquinol or ubiquinone?
(3) Some of the ingredients are debated to be a waste of money. For example, many say the digestive system does a terrible job absorbing glutathione, so oral glutathione is a waste of money.
This product may work, but be massively overpriced. The company should be more transparent with its info.
The ingredients are available in supplement stores. If the company wants to charge a little on top for combining everything for simplicity, sure. But they shouldn't charge a huge amount more. |
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Fri Nov 07, 2014 12:58 pm |
Yeah I agree..I love supplements and 104 is a bit too much,
after my post I went to see the ingredients list but yeah...its not so clear and looks like food grade supplements.
Nonetheless Im happy you got the results you did  . |
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Sun Nov 09, 2014 5:09 am |
| I get the same results using two tbs if Omega 3 per day. I started taking Nutri Sea omega 3 for nutritional reasons and noticed that it made my face soft and less dry. Great taste with no fishy flavor (I like the lemon). I take more than the recommended dosage on the bottle, but prescribed by my doc. |
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Sun Nov 09, 2014 8:17 am |
| Another empty kitchen sink product. If they were actually using amounts of ingredients that had proven benefits they would be more than happy to reveal that. Steer clear of this hype. |
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Thu Feb 21, 2019 3:25 am |
I take Omega 3-6 fish oil too! I use Nordic (brand name)
| flipper wrote: |
| I get the same results using two tbs if Omega 3 per day. I started taking Nutri Sea omega 3 for nutritional reasons and noticed that it made my face soft and less dry. Great taste with no fishy flavor (I like the lemon). I take more than the recommended dosage on the bottle, but prescribed by my doc. |
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Thu Feb 21, 2019 3:26 am |
Totally Agree, RMB.
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I went on the website, and this is a supplement (it's 5 different pills you take per day). A 28-day supply costs $104.95.
Here's the thing, every supplement I buy gives the amount of each ingredient. The website lists the ingredients, but not the amounts.
Concerns:
(1) Without knowing quantities, one doesn't know if the pills are filled with a lot of the cheap ingredients with little of the costly ingredients.
(2) The site doesn't make clear if you're getting the most active (and more expensive) version of each ingredient. Trans-resveratrol or cis-resveratrol? Ubiquinol or ubiquinone?
(3) Some of the ingredients are debated to be a waste of money. For example, many say the digestive system does a terrible job absorbing glutathione, so oral glutathione is a waste of money.
This product may work, but be massively overpriced. The company should be more transparent with its info.
The ingredients are available in supplement stores. If the company wants to charge a little on top for combining everything for simplicity, sure. But they shouldn't charge a huge amount more. |
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