1 Fail + 1 Favorite: Skincare Updates on Valmont and One Skin

[@TheStyleStumbler]

I clicked as soon as I saw One Skin - I've seen it advertised so much and it was great to hear your personal experience with it.

[@bobmindset]

Thanks dear!

[@heathersargent289]

I have been so interested in that one skin eye cream I have almost bought it several times . I only hear great things but it seems like everyone that raves about it got it in PR. I see the most results with the Geek and Gorgeous Peptides serum at 17$ and the Allies of skin Advanced Peptides and antioxidants treatment moisturizer. They have an eye cream to I thought about trying but the owner says u don't need it if u use the advanced peptides treatment and u never hear an owner say that they always want to upsell their products so that really made me impressed with him and his brand and I also love the Advanced Peptides so I'm gonna try more. I never heard of valmont .

[@bobmindset]

Valmont is a Swiss brand, cheaper and less famous than La Prairie, but with a similar type of brand positioning. Thanks a lot for all of your suggestions! I took notes 😘

[@jocelynel-fab5214]

Hi - The best moisturizer is the one you use - same rule applies to sunscreen. If you only love the Valmont, then so be it, especially if the fragrance doesn’t irritate your skin. (However, you should realize that it has no anti-aging ingredient whatsoever - prescription-strength retinoids are the only topical products that are scientifically proven to be anti-aging - retinoids can only be obtained by a doctor’s prescription in most countries.)

[@bobmindset]

Hi dear, definitely I don’t like only Valmont, but it is a great favorite that I discovered these months and I just reported back my experience as promised months ago. A surprise for sure, I didn’t expect my partner’s feedback. The budget alternative I compared it with is another favorite of mine. All of them are rich in peptides, which are also valid for well-aging. Peptide-based products were the focus of this video, but I use retinoids too 😘

[@liisabjork76]

Try calecim eye cream. I love it. Science behind it.

[@bobmindset]

I’m already using the pink serum. I’m going to switch to a full Calecim regime soon and report back 😘

[@heathersargent289]

Have u heard of the Missha Changongjin Youngan jin eye cream ? I heard it was amazing a luxury experience and ingredients for 28$ u can get at stylevanna and places like that and get codes so it's even cheaper. I literally heard it was luxury for less and the ingredients look beautiful besides the frangance it has all kind of ginsing tumeric vita c peptides their is a lot of good ones in it. I am not for frangance usually in my products but I'm gonna try it out. I had to go look up the name to comment this to u sense it was so long I couldn't remember. When u have the time go look it up and the ingredients and see if it's something u would like because that price and ingredients with a luxury feel for less would be great to switch up with ur lux products.

[@bobmindset]

I’m not into Korean skincare, but if you try it, let me know what you think! Since I’m using a fragrance product, I will switch to fragrance free for a while before trying another fragranced cream. 😘

[@Giannas1096]

Do you know mineral oil is not a luxury ingredient? Also, La Mer has similar ingredients to Nivea cream except for the minuscule amount of sea algae it contains. I stopped all “luxury” face creams a long time ago. I’ve been using Cerave moisturising gel for the last 10 years. I add to it serums and peptides in addition to using AHA’s separately, as well as face masks of course. My skin has never looked better. I get very annoyed when I get skincare samples from Chanel or Dior because I feel like I have to use them but when I do my skin doesn’t like it. Continue to use what makes you happy, just know that when you reach 50 years old your skin will tell you it’s time to do something different. Just my opinion, I’m 61 years old - no wrinkles. Thanks for sharing.

[@olzhena9681]

I don’t like Nivea cream. It breaks me out all the time and La Mer calms down my skin within minutes. I hate to pay arm and leg for La Mer but my skin loves it. 🤷‍♀️

[@bobmindset]

Hi Gianna! Yes, I know mineral oil is a cheap choice for an occlusive ingredient. But the Valmont cream also has peptides and some extracts. The combo works well to the point I miss this cream if I don’t use it. So it’s definitely a cream that I use with pleasure and gives results. Is it worth the steep price point? Probably not, but it definitely makes me feel great and it is not left there unused. I’m going to alternate it with the cheaper alternative I compared it with. That one has a splendid list of ingredients and to me is a great budget alternative.

[@EXOmakemeHorololo]

All that DNA and RNA is plain nonsense and we should be more than glad you can't just paste foreign DNA/RNA on your skin and it mutating or manipulating our genes 😂at best it moisturises

[@bobmindset]

I totally agree. The peptides work well though and I’m glad I found a cheaper alternative with the same ones