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Are expensive skin creams better than drugstore brands?

Save your money. Dermatologists generally agree that price isn't an indication of how effective a skin-care product is.

By Karen Springen | Newsweek Web Exclusive
Jan 3, 2008 | Updated: 5:57  p.m. ET Jan 3, 2008

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  • Posted By: staceyg @ 01/04/2008 1:53:12 PM

    I use a product by Azure Cosmeceuticals called Hydropeptide. It can be use by both men and women. It's a great anti aging product line. Men would like it. It's not a line that smells girly, it's clean and makes your skin glow.

  • Posted By: Sang @ 01/04/2008 1:35:18 PM

    Do these skin care products that are traditionally targeted towards woman work just as well for men?

  • Posted By: Sang @ 01/04/2008 1:32:45 PM

    Do skin products that are traditionally targeted towards woman work as well for men?

  • Posted By: weheck1 @ 01/03/2008 10:42:33 PM

    Ms. Springen is incorrect. 10 and 12% Glycolic acid AHA can be purchased from Neoteric Cosmetics of Denver CO. I'm holding a pkg of it in my hand as I write this. See their website.

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