Dec

Purely Clear Skin Care

Posted by Jacquie at 4:24 pm

As I get older, I notice more and more that I need to have a daily routine to keep my skin looking healthy, clean and wrinkle free. I prefer the organic, natural products. There are enough pollutants in the air, so why add more with your toner or moisturizer?

Purely Clear offers a line that works for all skin types.

I don’t get too many blemishes a just a few here and there. I do have blackheads, a bad T-Zone, and very dry cheeks. This combo makes it difficult to finding products that will not send my pores into overload.

Purely Clear is different; it cleans without over drying or leaving an oily feeling. The toner is a blend of oils that don’t dry out your skin and the Intensive Repair and Wrinkle Serum help to balance and moisturize.

To me, this product is a miracle worker. You feel the difference in minutes, not days or weeks. My skin is more balanced, not dry or greasy. The formulas are concentrated, so a little goes a long way and the small bottles last for months.

I suggest that everyone check out the Web site and give it a try. I have passed Purely Clear along to my mom and sister and they love it.

Photo Credit: PurelyClear.com

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Denice

December 14, 2008 at 10:37 am

I am soooo in need of a new facial product. Thanks Jacquie!
Sara

December 15, 2008 at 8:54 am

Ooooo….I might try this, I have been going through skin care products like crazy lately, because I have sensitive skin. I like how it is all natural. =) Good post Jacquie!
beautyscientist

December 18, 2008 at 1:08 pm

I have just looked at the details on the website for the toner. I will say one thing for this product – the manufacturers are probably not overcharging given the number of expensive ingredients it contains. But what a blend! It has everything except the kitchen sink. Several of the names are just silly- what is magnetic glacier water for instance? And aminos from seaweed? What are they then?

I cannot imagine what thought process went into coming up with this blend. Emu Oil? Why? Neroli oil? A lovely smelling oil, but why combine it with the heavy sticky smell of Emu oil?

It really does sound extra=ordinary. Would it be a good toner? I have no idea – I guess something in there might do something.
Elana

January 5, 2009 at 9:35 am

Hey BeautyScientist! Thanks for really looking into what this product offers. Purely Clear was a new line for us to try out, and Jacquie truly loved it. Agreed — something in there did something right!
Angela H.

January 18, 2009 at 10:50 am

After reading your blog, I was wondering if maybe you could help me out!! I’ve been looking into another skin care product line that claims to be the FIRST certified Organic line in North America -and they are brand new!! I was wondering if you and your readers could investigate them for me as this is all new territory for me BUT I do try to go healthy! What is the differences in certifications -or plain not being certified? Is this company really the first certified Organic skin care line, which since they are new would make them the only ones? Here is their website info: http://www.eauganicUSA.com. THANK YOU very much for anyone who can help me. I will also research this product too!
Angela H.

January 18, 2009 at 10:56 am

I have viewed the website and did not see that any of the ingredients for the Purely Clear skin products to be labeled Organic??!! How do you know they are Organic as you stated you prefer OR did I misunderstand and it only contains natural ingredients that could still contain harmful elements? Thanks.
Jacquie

January 19, 2009 at 2:39 pm

Angela,

Thank you for the comments. Purely Clear does not state that their products are organic, they say they are natural. I personally prefer organic. Thank you for the Eaurganic information, I will look into it.

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