Editor's Product Peek - Cosmetic Surgery Times

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Editor's Product Peek
DNA repair is the skincare of the future: Learn more from the editor.
Jun 1, 2009
By: Eliza Drewa
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DNA Repair



While we may have been skeptical of products that touted the benefits of using your own DNA to create customized skin creams (a brief trend several years ago), we're now seeing another generation of products that also use the term "DNA." Don't be confused. And don't be skeptical of this new avenue. DNA repair products are revolutionizing the skin care industry. The trick is finding the ones that will really deliver on their promises. While there are several already on the market (check out my list of recommended products at http://www.cosmeticsurgerytimes.com/dna/), I was able to get my hands on an up-and-coming serum (pictured) that works with the skin's own system of enzymes and antioxidants to naturally stimulate the repair and prevention of signs of aging, including diminishing fine lines, evening out pigmentation and restoring elasticity to the skin. Here's what I think: smells good, feels good, makes my skin look good. What else could a girl ask for? For more information: http://www.haberdermaceutics.com/dnaperformance.html

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Source: In The Know, 6/1/2009
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