Angelcat47
Registered: 10/22/09
Posts: 6
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Hi,everyone!! I just received my most recent order and am very excited to start using my new actives,especially the brow and lash serum.In my previous order,I received the Rainbow Lip Treatment;this is the first time I've seen a firm,upper lip contour in years!!I also like the peel towelettes and Pumpkin Enzyme Peel;but that leads me to my suggestion.I like what peels do for my skin and I'd love to see an AHA/BHA peel pad suitable for daily use.I use several types of these products currently on the market,but I'm sure SAS could outdo them by leaps and bounds.Thanks again for the amazing products at amazingly affordable prices.
Cathy
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hannah
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Registered: 08/22/05
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I think it is easy to overdo the exfoliation, this is why I suggest once a week.
If you like what the lip trio is doing for you, don't forget the let's make collagen serum! The LMC serum is the best thing anywhere (and don't forget the mitochondria cream).
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KiMatrix
Registered: 11/02/09
Posts: 3
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Hannah,
I am reading and reading and reading...and still deciding on my order. I am excited to try so many of your fabulous products! The Mitochondria cream is no longer on sale is it? I am happy to have found you. I read about your products on a forum for one of the tv shopping channels while searching for advice for melasma and sun damaged skin.
thank you
Kim
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hannah
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Thanks for your nice comments.
I don't usually mention this, but our prices are rock bottom, i.e. the lowest they can be and still allow for a viable business, so you can go ahead and order knowing that you are getting the best for the best possible price.
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KiMatrix
Registered: 11/02/09
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Oh I know these are great prices. I am not an expert, but have done enough research on some of your key ingredients to wonder how you stay in business.
Thank you for what you all are doing for us.
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hannah
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Just one example: in our "reception" area we have no chairs!  I know, it is a bit extreme, but during a time of economic difficulties we feel we have to do our bit.
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KiMatrix
Registered: 11/02/09
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hannah
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After writing that I felt really bad (we are having important visitors next week) so I went out and bought two nice chairs, posted on craigslist.org ($30 each).
I was thinking about all that and where the frugal side of our company is coming from. Then I remembered the laboratories at the Biochemistry Department at MSU: we used chairs we got at the recycling facility, the stuff that had been abandoned by the administration employees. On the other hand, we spent whatever we had to spend on "consumables", the stuff we needed to do our research. Similarly, at SAS we spend our money in the very best actives and equipment, but practically all our furniture was bought used.
Going back even further, the facilities at the Biochemistry research institute in Buenos Aires were even more modest than those at MSU, but Luis Leloir was awarded the Nobel prize for his work. So don't judge the quality of the research by the age of the chairs!
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