I was introduced to the Mary Kay Skin Care and Cosmetics collection via a co-worker. I was intrigued with the product because she said it was oil free and yet it was in a cream form that made it easy to apply. I was assured that the product was safe for problem skin – meaning my hyper-sensitive blemish prone skin. I tried the product out during the skin care class and actually did like how it felt as I applied it to my skin. It turned from a creamy texture into a soft powdery texture. So I bought one.
Several days later after using the Mary Kay Cream to Powder foundation my skin erupted. I had pimples, cystic bumps and black heads all over the place. I stopped using the product and a few days later my skin started to clear up. I threw away the cream to powder foundation – a waste of money but I wasn’t going to keep applying that stuff to my skin and in good conscience I wouldn’t give it to someone else so that their skin would also suffer.
Mary Kay Cosmetics has some good products this just wasn’t one of them.
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Submitted by Ms. distressedDERMA on Monday, 23 July 2007
January 8th, 2008 at 11:14 am
i have been using mary kay product ( visibly fit,3in i cleansing bar and age fighting cream. for the past one year just to remove spots and reaction on my skin but it is working only 50%. recommened a more active cream among the marykay products to be using. here in nigeria i am yet to see a good trainer for your products. i hope to get quick response from you
thanks. 234-8034497911
January 22nd, 2008 at 9:50 pm
don’t ever throw away something from mary kay- they’re huge on customer satisfaction and will let you return something even years after you’ve bought it. and thanks for the review!