I seem to be getting confused with these two beauty brands. Can anyone tell me the difference? e.g did somebody mention that one of them uses essential oils and was mentioned in a thread a few weeks ago about the Oil Cleansing method or something similar?
Sarah Chapman/Judith Williams
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I can't comment on the Judith Williams as I have never used it, but from what I have seen on air it seems like an affordable range with a few plant ingredients.
I am new to using Sarah Chapman and absolutely love it. I have been using the eye cream, serum and day cream for about 2 weeks and noticed an immediate difference in my skin. My eyes are brighter and more awake looking, my skin tone is more uniform and my pores appear smaller. I'm 42 and have always used Decleor, Elemis and Liz Earle. I have never seen such a difference in my skin with the other brands. Her products have no parabens but are packed with plant oils and peptides. It's quite expensive but I got the eye cream on Beauty Day and received the two other products as a bonus. I would definately repurchase the eye cream and if they ever did a TSV would be interested. I have ordered the discovery set on easy pay so I can try the cleanser too.
Hope this helps.
I am new to using Sarah Chapman and absolutely love it. I have been using the eye cream, serum and day cream for about 2 weeks and noticed an immediate difference in my skin. My eyes are brighter and more awake looking, my skin tone is more uniform and my pores appear smaller. I'm 42 and have always used Decleor, Elemis and Liz Earle. I have never seen such a difference in my skin with the other brands. Her products have no parabens but are packed with plant oils and peptides. It's quite expensive but I got the eye cream on Beauty Day and received the two other products as a bonus. I would definately repurchase the eye cream and if they ever did a TSV would be interested. I have ordered the discovery set on easy pay so I can try the cleanser too.
Hope this helps.
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I'm not sure honey.
JW comes in big ole purple pots and SC in teeny tiny grey ones. I think they both contain essential oils. SC definitely does - along with PEGs, which are not recommended for use on damaged skin such as skin prone to spots or areas of skin where you pluck or epilate. Butylene Glycol, which is a skin irritant when used near the eyes or in a spray, and silicones agogo. which make the product feel "like silk" but have no long term benefits to skin, and many people are sensitive to them.
SC products are very "fragrant". Overpoweringly so for me.
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JW comes in big ole purple pots and SC in teeny tiny grey ones. I think they both contain essential oils. SC definitely does - along with PEGs, which are not recommended for use on damaged skin such as skin prone to spots or areas of skin where you pluck or epilate. Butylene Glycol, which is a skin irritant when used near the eyes or in a spray, and silicones agogo. which make the product feel "like silk" but have no long term benefits to skin, and many people are sensitive to them.
SC products are very "fragrant". Overpoweringly so for me.
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I think JW is a QVC backed brand, she sells on QVC Germany.
Know Jabba loves the SC range and swears by it. SC was a beauty journalist or facialist and won at the CEWs this year again. I did try the eye cream and had no problems with it.
Know Jabba loves the SC range and swears by it. SC was a beauty journalist or facialist and won at the CEWs this year again. I did try the eye cream and had no problems with it.
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