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Source 1 - Skin Culture Peel's Website
The Skin Culture Peel website provides plenty of information on the products they provide, and a number of different user's feedback on their experiences with the Skin Culture Peels.
While the testimonials on the Skin Culture Peel website are genuine, they may also be a bit biased in detailing only the positive experiences. It's important to get balanced unbiased reviews of products before investing your time and money.
That said, you aren't being misled in any way by the positive testimonials on Skin Culture Peel's website. They are in fact real user feedback of positive experiences after using the peels, along with some recommendations, and they are useful examples. For instance, here is a testimonial from the Skin Culture Peel website that really goes into detail on the pain and frustration acne scars can cause and how effective the peels are in repairing damaged skin:
"I wanted to thank you very much for your Peel 4000 product. I have used it twice and I am very happy with the results! I have had acne for many years, but since turning 33 and having a few children, I had developed more severe scarring on my face. Prior to finding your site, I had used many products and even went to get professional peels, but found them to be very painful and extremely ineffective.
I truly am so grateful that this is available to people like myself that have suffered from the embarrassing scars left by acne. I have a close friend that has severe damage from acne and has since used your Peel 4000. She is so happy with her personal results that she has also started telling others people about your products. Thank you so much for making me feel more confident about myself. You have no idea how your products have truly changed my life."
-Testimonial found on the Skin Culture Peel website
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Source 2 - Forums
There are many forums around the internet dedicated to skin care and other health related topics, although some are more "reputable' than others. A couple of the more popular forums that we obtained Skin Culture Peel feedback from are Acne.org and HealthBoards.com.
While looking for real user feedback on a product we have to be a bit choosey on forums. Some people make posts about a topic without any real knowledge on the subject, and with a the intent to leave negative comments. We make it a point to filter out those kinds of posts, as well as any negative comments left by a user that comments on not following the proper instructions for usage of the product.
We feel that honesty and fairness are very important when leaving a review of a product, and we're confident that we've come to know the difference between a biased and an unbiased review post. With that in mind, here are a few excerpts of Skin Culture Peel feedback from Acne.org and Healthboards.com:
- "Skin Culture is awesome. I used the 3000% and it worked miracles. I used it when i had a lot of active acne and it got rid of it all. After i wished id used the 4000 cos that would have worked even better. If what you have is normal type acne and red scarring it will do wonders. However, it does nothing for pitted acne and says so. I have never had any pits from acne, just a lot of red marks which because i am very fair skinned were very noticeable." [Healthboards.com]
- "I did this skin culture 4000 I got no results and had to shut myself away from the world for 1.5 weeks, all I got was very depressed." [Acne.org]
- "Sorry to hear youve ha<d no luck with the skin culture peel. from what ive read on this board i seem to be one of the few people who was pleased with it. for me it worked like a charm, i would do it again in a heartbeat. but not everyone's the same. maybe youll begin to see your skin improve in the following days. hope so. good luck!" [Healthboards.com]
- "I used the Skin Culture 4000 (the most potent, and expensive) 6 weeks ago. Alas the results are not in line with their claims.... You can rely on it to even out minor hyperpigmentation/tone, but please be wary of it achieving more than that." [Acne.org]
Source 3 - Around the Web:
This is probably a no-brainer, but our next source is the main source. The internet is a great place to find comments and feedback on just about anything from people all over the world. Again, we're cautious about which posts we use for reviews and we're always fair and balanced. So, do Skin Culture Peels really work? Here's what some users have to say:
"I used the peel twice four years ago. The first time I used the 2000, and it worked wonders for my marks. The second time I went for the 4000, but the results were far less satisfying than that first time. Also, the normaliser cream broke me out terrible, so be careful of that."
Portion of actual user review from healthboards.com
"If you are daring enough and have the money to spend...Skin Culture USA produces a great skin peel. It lasts about 6 days, costs about $180 and takes off several layers of skin, which will definitely help with your red spots"
Portion of actual user post on Yahoo Answers
"... you should remember that a peel isnt a solution or a cure, if your acne is active it wont go away, a peel is really for once acne has subsided completely. Like after my skinculture peel my skin looked great for about a month but then my acne came back because it was still active, though i must say it never came back as strong. "
Portion of actual user post on healthboards.com message board
" i've used it twice now. it works great. it takes about 10-14 days for it all to peel of though so don't be fooled by the 6 days claim. but when you take it all off you will be MUCH happier with your skin. it gets rid of the scars.it will clear your acne for about a month and your skin will be very dry but after that it has come back again."
Portion of actual user post on Yahoo Answers
After doing our research we found that truly negative feedback on Skin Culture Peel was scarce. Typically the most poor feedback comes from users that didn't follow the directions properly, they weren't good candidates for skin peels due to depth and advancement of their scarring, or they just hadn't tried the product out themselves.
Skin Culture Peel - Does It Work?
Skin Culture Peels have been around for many years. And with their claims of scar and wrinkle fading, and their many satisfied customers, it definitely looks as though Skin Culture Peel will remain a leading home skin peeling solution.
There is always, of course, some good and some bad with everything. And the same applies with skin care products. Skin care is probably one of the biggest markets in the western world, simply because skin care is one the our major concerns.
How we look directly affects how we feel, and having clear healthy skin makes a world of difference in our self confidence.
For anyone struggling with acne scars, Skin Culture Peel seems to have proven itself a worthy option as a solution.
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