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Replies From Rusk And Lancome And

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The replies from RUSK and Lancome have come in, as well as a statement from Physician's formula.

Physician's formula is a BUST-- they "cannot guarantee the source of their ingredients." I threw their products away.

Lancome sent a list of ingredients. Here is their email: April 4, 2008

Thank you for your interest in Lanc

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