Re: zia cleansing gel price

[Guest guest]

Nicki,

I just saw it at Valley Health Mill in Pleasanton for $9.95 -- didn't

buy it because I like Dr. Sy's soap, just made a mental note (which I

won't be able to find when I need it). Maybe the extra $5 was the

Danville surcharge?? :-P

Skylar

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>

> i was wondering what the zia cleansing gel cost

> in other parts of the u.s....i paid 15.50 and that is pricey..

>

> of course we are willing to pay what we have to..

> to find a good product..but i was curious what others

> are paying...

>

> nicki

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[Guest guest]

The Zia cleansing gel was also $15.50 at our local Fresh Fields

supermarket. They did, however, have a smaller " trial size " bottle for

$4.75, which is the one I bought. I've been using it for nearly a month,

and it's only about a quarter used up. You only need a " pea-sized " dollop

each time, and since I only use it in the shower in the morning, the small

bottle has been a great choice for me.

Michele

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[Guest guest]

yea..i am setting up a toll booth on the freeway soon..and we will charge

$5.00 to all those pleasanton people that pass by..haha

nicki who is coming to your town to buy zia!!! where is valley health

mill???

& Skylar Cohen wrote:

> Nicki,

> I just saw it at Valley Health Mill in Pleasanton for $9.95 -- didn't

> buy it because I like Dr. Sy's soap, just made a mental note (which I

> won't be able to find when I need it). Maybe the extra $5 was the

> Danville surcharge?? :-P

>

> Skylar

>

> " =^.^= " wrote:

> >

> > i was wondering what the zia cleansing gel cost

> > in other parts of the u.s....i paid 15.50 and that is pricey..

> >

> > of course we are willing to pay what we have to..

> > to find a good product..but i was curious what others

> > are paying...

> >

> > nicki

> >

> > ----------------------------------------------------------------------

> > [click here]

> > Click Here!

> >

> >

[Guest guest]

don't you just love the feel of the stuff..i washed my face twice

today...(before noon.).ha but it feels cool or something..hard to

describe...but i like it...

nicki

Michele Harvey wrote:

> The Zia cleansing gel was also $15.50 at our local Fresh Fields

> supermarket. They did, however, have a smaller " trial size " bottle for

> $4.75, which is the one I bought. I've been using it for nearly a month,

> and it's only about a quarter used up. You only need a " pea-sized " dollop

> each time, and since I only use it in the shower in the morning, the small

> bottle has been a great choice for me.

>

> Michele

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi Nicki,

I got mine on sale for 13.49 at a whole foods store. I think it was

regularly priced at 14.99. I am in Michigan.

Darlene

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[Guest guest]

For me I need more than a small drop. It does not take off make up without

some extra help.

Darlene

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[Guest guest]

At 07:45 AM 5/11/99 -0400, CohnJ@... wrote:

>I've found Zia to be cheaper at Vitamin Superstore (not to be confused with

>Vitamin Shoppe) in the Washingston D.C. area. I can't remember how much it

>was, but it was cheaper than Fresh Fields/Whole Foods, and also cheaper

>than a local health food store. I assume Vitamin Superstore is nationwide,

>or at least trying to be -- it's got a lot of locations here.

Thanks for the tip! I'm getting ready to spring for the big bottle, and

every penny saved is a penny I can spend on something else! :-)

Thanks again

Michele, a big fan of the Zia cleansing gel

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[Guest guest]

At 09:55 AM 5/11/99 -0400, T7421@... wrote:

>For me I need more than a small drop. It does not take off make up without

>some extra help.

I totally agree. That's why I only use it in the mornings now, during my

shower. At night, I use the Bobbi Brown Gel Cleanser to take off makeup (I

posted the ingredient list for this one last week). The Cetaphil Cleanser

for Oily Skin also works well at taking off makeup, IMO.

Michele

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