Guest guest Posted March 16, 1999 Report Share Posted March 16, 1999 Hi, I havent found the ZIA Cleansing Gel drying.In fact it seems to moisturize the skin. And believe me my skin is dry to the point of flaking! I dont see Cetyl Alcohol listed in the ingredients on the bottle. The Chamomoile cleanser sounds good. Also the makeup. Thanks for the info on the products.Hope all of it works for you. Sounds like your skin is doing good other than the dryness. Does the AFE line carry a moisturizer that you can try? Bill ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 1999 Report Share Posted March 16, 1999 I am reading great things about Zia but was wondering if anyone has experienced a degree of dryness after cleansing. The ingredients listed for Zia include Cetyl alcohol which could cause dryness for some users depending on percentage contained in formulation. I have purchased the AFE Camomile Cleanser and find it extremely soothing and calming and my redness has been reduced incredibly. The only problem I am experiencing is dryness after use. Anyone else experiencing dryness from AFE? even though my skin has never looked more radiant and clear. As for those looking for a new foundation that covers redness and is not drying. I received a sample from AFE (same company that sells the Camomile Cleanser) of their custom blend enriched foundation. Although I was reluctant to try this foundation because it was not oil free I absolutely LOVE it for its smooth, non irritating texture and beautiful coverage . I have extremely dry skin. I have experienced no breakouts whatsoever after 4 days of use and am delighted so far. I would recommend sending for a sample before purchasing entire foundation which is very expensive, especially the custom blend. Check out the AFE website for more info on the custom blend foundation at www.cosmetics.com. Phone Number for AFE is . I am also awaiting a sample of their blotchiness treatment cream, formulated for those with rosacea and will report the results. Good luck! ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 1999 Report Share Posted March 16, 1999 The stuff you're using sounds great! The Zia cleanser I'm using does not contain any alcohol. I noticed at the store that they make another moisturizing cleanser which does, so maybe you have the other product? Mine is a gel cleanser with algae extract in it and it looks like green slime! I don't find it irritating at all-in fact, I'm very glad I switched from cetaphil, with which I thought I was happy. Kerry Zia Fresh Cleansing Gel vs AFE Camomile Cleanser I am reading great things about Zia but was wondering if anyone has experienced a degree of dryness after cleansing. The ingredients listed for Zia include Cetyl alcohol which could cause dryness for some users depending on percentage contained in formulation. I have purchased the AFE Camomile Cleanser and find it extremely soothing and calming and my redness has been reduced incredibly. The only problem I am experiencing is dryness after use. Anyone else experiencing dryness from AFE? even though my skin has never looked more radiant and clear. As for those looking for a new foundation that covers redness and is not drying. I received a sample from AFE (same company that sells the Camomile Cleanser) of their custom blend enriched foundation. Although I was reluctant to try this foundation because it was not oil free I absolutely LOVE it for its smooth, non irritating texture and beautiful coverage . I have extremely dry skin. I have experienced no breakouts whatsoever after 4 days of use and am delighted so far. I would recommend sending for a sample before purchasing entire foundation which is very expensive, especially the custom blend. Check out the AFE website for more info on the custom blend foundation at www.cosmetics.com. Phone Number for AFE is . I am also awaiting a sample of their blotchiness treatment cream, formulated for those with rosacea and will report the results. Good luck! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- eGroups Spolight: drumkeeranfolk - Irish folk stories and the Drumkeeran Family. /list/drumkeeranfolk Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 1999 Report Share Posted March 16, 1999 Yea, use only the 'green slime'formulation. Kerry, I could not have put that more elegantly............ Geoffrey <000b01be6fc8$0348d640$4001fcd-@townley> wrote: Original Article: /list/rosacea-support/?start=2433 > The stuff you're using sounds great! The Zia cleanser I'm using does not > contain any alcohol. I noticed at the store that they make another > moisturizing cleanser which does, so maybe you have the other product? Mine > is a gel cleanser with algae extract in it and it looks like green slime! I > don't find it irritating at all-in fact, I'm very glad I switched from > cetaphil, with which I thought I was happy. > Kerry > > Zia Fresh Cleansing Gel vs AFE Camomile Cleanser > > > I am reading great things about Zia but was wondering if anyone has > experienced a degree of dryness after cleansing. The ingredients listed for > Zia include Cetyl alcohol which could cause dryness for some users depending > on percentage contained in formulation. > > I have purchased the AFE Camomile Cleanser and find it extremely soothing > and calming and my redness has been reduced incredibly. The only problem I > am experiencing is dryness after use. Anyone else experiencing dryness from > AFE? even though my skin has never looked more radiant and clear. > > As for those looking for a new foundation that covers redness and is not > drying. I received a sample from AFE (same company that sells the Camomile > Cleanser) of their custom blend enriched foundation. Although I was > reluctant to try this foundation because it was not oil free I absolutely > LOVE it for its smooth, non irritating texture and beautiful coverage . I > have extremely dry skin. I have experienced no breakouts whatsoever after > 4 days of use and am delighted so far. I would recommend sending for a > sample before purchasing entire foundation which is very expensive, > especially the custom blend. Check out the AFE website for more info on the > custom blend foundation at www.cosmetics.com. Phone Number for AFE is > . I am also awaiting a sample of their blotchiness treatment > cream, formulated for those with rosacea and will report the results. Good > luck! > > > ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- > ---- > > eGroups Spolight: > drumkeeranfolk - Irish folk stories and the Drumkeeran Family. > /list/drumkeeranfolk > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 16, 1999 Report Share Posted March 16, 1999 Hi Katey, Yup, that's the other one I saw. I bought mine at the Whole Foods Market (I live in Texas) and the only info. on the bottle is a phone number: 1- It's called Zia Fresh Cleansing Gel with Sea Algae Extract, and the ingredients are as follows: deionized water, PEG-7, Glyceryl Cocoate, Methylcellulose, sucrose cocoate, xanthan gum, glycerin, sea algae extract, sodium copper chlorophyllin, essential oil of ylang ylang, sodium hydroxymethyl glycinate, tetrasodium EDTA. Hope you can find some! It has a strong natural smell, but I think it's much better for my face. I didn't turn red after using the cetaphil, but my face always felt a little sore when I was applying my metrogel and I always assumed that it was just time for more medicine rather than that the washing I had just done was responsible. I no longer feel sensitive when applying the metrogel, so is must be the change in cleanser. Kerry Re: Zia Fresh Cleansing Gel vs AFE Camomile Cleanser >Kerry: Can you let me know where to get the Zia Cleanser you are using and >exactly what it is called? I was told the Vitamin Shoppe carried Zia and >went to their website which listed a Zia Moisturizing Facial Cleanser but in >the list of ingredients I noticed Cetyl Alcohol? Perhaps this is a different >Zia facial cleanser? Appreciate your help. Thanks. Katey. > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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