Skin MD Natural review and giveaway. WINNER ANNOUNCED!

Sorry for being so late, I was going to run Random Integer this morning but we had a power outage. It's been fixed, still lots of snow falling tomorrow, so let's see how it goes. The winner is.......

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9
Timestamp: 2008-12-24 04:57:25 UTC

#9 is Betsy...Congratulations, you're going to love this product!
I will send you an email too to get all your info.

Thanks for all for entering!!!

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A couple of weeks ago I was contacted by 21st century formulations to try a skin care product called Skin MD natural
When I received the package I read the documents that come with it and went online to find out what a shielding lotion really is.

"Shielding lotion is a lotion that forms a protective barrier on the skin and keeps out irritants and chemicals. It also allows the natural oils and moisture to remain in the skin so it can heal better. It is a big advantage that shielding lotions are light and go on without a greasy mess," says Dr. Brian Zogg, a dermatologist in Albert Lea, MN."When you have dry, itchy skin you know that the protective outer layer of skin has been stripped away. In southern Minnesota most people need to use a shielding lotion. In the winter they all get very dry skin. We also recommend shielding lotions for anyone who is exposed to chemicals in their work environment. Your skin is exposed to irritants and chemicals almost every day, even in a normal household environment, so a shielding lotion can be a useful dry skin care solution for most people.. And it won't create the negative moisture message skin can get from conventional lotions.
The artificial moisturizers in conventional creams and lotions can send a signal to the moisture producing parts of your skin that enough moisture is present. Your skin then makes less of the natural moisture needed to resolve a dry skin problem. With a shielding lotion you protect your own natural oils and moisture in the skin, so it heals faster," says Dr. Zogg."A conventional lotion is not formulated to protect the skin like a shielding lotion does. Conventional lotions only add surface moisture to temporarily alleviate dry skin or itching. Shielding lotions stay on because they bond with the skin and protect it for long periods of time. With this protection in place your skin keeps its own moisture in and has a chance to use this natural moisture in the deep layers of the skin to heal itself," states Dr. Lisa Benest, a board certified dermatologist of Burbank, CA.

I couldn't believe my luck as my face is struggling a bit. I'm not sure if it's still from having had Abby as the dry skin comes and goes. So I tried the shielding lotion + sunscreen SPF 15 twice a day, morning and evening, and I can not believe the difference. It honestly works!!! The cream doesn't leave my skin feeling oily and sticky but it feels light, silky and smooth! I have no more dry skin on my cheeks and forehead and I had this on and off for a long time.

Here is what some leading experts in skin care (dermatologists, who do not have a vested interest) say about Skin MD Natural: http://www.skinmdnatural.com/doctor-reviews.html 


Now I also have a 4oz bottle of shielding lotion to give away to one of my lucky readers. 
For a chance to win, let me know what you've tried to get rid of dry skin on your face.
For an extra entry, become a follower of my blog.
The deadline of the giveaway is 12/22/08 at midnight. Please leave your email in the comment so I can contact you if you win.
Good luck, you really want to win this product as it really works!

35 comments:

Dee said...

My face seems to always be super dry! I use that dove exfoliating thing sometimes and I use Aveeno lotion..and its STILL dry!

Dee said...

I follow your blog!

cpullum said...

I live in the High Desert and my dry skin including my face has become a problem. Nothing seems to work my face is an awful mess! Help!
Carla
cpullum(at)yahoo(dot)com

RE said...

I've always had dry skin, and my remedy is lots of water, eat foods high in vitamin e, and exfoliate and mosturize often. Thanks for the giveaway!

RE said...

I follow your blog!

nape said...

Now that the furnace runs full-time, my dry skin is screaming SOS. At the moment, my method of removing dry skin is to flick it off with my fingernail. You mean there's a better way?

nape said...

I follow your blog.

Jenna said...

I have tried St Ives Apricot scrub. But the gives me zits. Thanks for the giveaway, I would really like to try this.

Betsy said...

ive tried mary kay products and none of them are moisturizing enough. i still like them but id like to try somethin else. thanks!

Emmi said...

I don't really have to worry about my face getting dry, it is so oily! But Kiehl's is wonderful!

Thanks so much,
Emmi

perfectpunkin(at)yahoo(dot)com

Anonymous said...

I have a hard time finding a good product to use since I have combination skin...this sounds like it would be worth a shot!

mindy said...

curel is what i have tried minsthins(at)optonline(dot)net

mindy said...

cetaphil is what i have tried thanks for the contest minsthins(at)optonline(dot) net

Amy said...

This looks like a great product. I had used Cetaphil lotion for years, didn't really seem to work too well, and just recently started using pure Jojoba oil. That seems to help with the really dry skin, but my face tends to end up greasy by the end of the day. Ahhh, you can't win. Happy Holidays to you!

Unknown said...

I have dry skin in my face and need some help. Thanks for the contest.

L. K. said...

I've tried a variety of moisturizers over the years but ut's so hard to find one that works but doesn't feel like you're wearing pancake makeup.

Kat said...

A honey mask will do wonders!

katch05(at)gmail(dot)com

mensa63 said...

Having dealt with dry skin most of my 73 years I am an expert at using moisturizers and this one sounds like one that might be a step above the others. One thing I have found is that the super priced ones in the high-end department stores don't work any better than what I get at the drugstore. Would love to give this one a go.

nik said...

I have used all the premium products out there like Philosophy, Dr. Brandt, Dr. Perricone, etc. Right now i am using a product that i received in a Doctors office with a high concentration of Retinal.

valerie2350 said...

I've tried a wide variety of products

valerie2350 said...

follwoer

bison61 said...

I keep switching moisturizers trying to find the right one-my face gets so dry during the winter months

tiramisu392 (at) yahoo.com

Unknown said...

I've tried moisterizers, lotions, hydrating masks.

Jennifer-Eighty MPH Mom said...

I've tried everything from Curel to different Avon products, but my face still stays dry (especially in this winter weather!). I'd be thrilled if I had a product that would really keep my face moisturized.

angieplays said...

I've tried lots of moisturizers, night creams and even the microdermabrasion treatments (though store brand ones).

angieplays4fun at gmail.com

Jennifer-Eighty MPH Mom said...

I'm a follower - I love your blog!

calgirl said...

I have used sugar scrub, and apricot scrub.

Anonymous said...

My favorite thing for my dryness is Eucerin. Thanks.
Heidi
sweet_soul_sistermi@yahoo.com

marks said...

I have tried everything seems older I get worse my skin gets

KristenH said...

I've tried a couple of different moisturizers to help me out with my dry skin. I used a Dove Moisturizer and a Suave Moisturizer. They worked okay but I think the product you are giving away would work so much better. This is a great giveaway and I really hope I win. Thanks.
girlof80s@aol.com

kaylee8 said...

I have tried Mary Kay Extra Emollient Night Cream. It works but it is very messy and greasy!

BOJESNE said...

I use good old Jergens!

Carolyn said...

I moisterize in the morning, evening and drink a lot of water!

Anonymous said...

I use that dove exfoliating thing sometimes and I use Aveeno lotion.

wendy wallach said...

I have tried to use vaseline and it doesn't always work so I would love to try this item!

madamerkf at aol dot com