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The New Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion From Clinique


Zebra007

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Hi there...I have recently purchased online the new moisturizing lotion from Clinique.  I found the link below, from what I can gather it appears that Clinique have introduced Barley into their new product...I cannot believe that they would do that and yet it looks to be correct...what are your thoughts please?

 

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I am glad it is clearly labeled with (barley).  I will not use this product because of the cross contamination.  Not like a person would intentionally eat a face cream; but dipping your fingers into what is basically poison to us and expect to stay healthy!!?

cyclinglady Grand Master

No way would I use this product. It is bound to get in my mouth!

I use Cerave that can be found at Target for my lotions (thanks KarenG for the recommendation!). One of their facial lotions acts as a sunscreen as well. I use a lot of coconut oil too and it actually gets absorbed into the skin. I like the smell reminds me of the beach!

kareng Grand Master

I wouldn't use it on my face- I always get my lotion on my lips - Yum... :wacko:

Zebra007 Contributor

I cannot comprehend the logic behind changing Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion. 

 

By introducing Barley into the mix they have effectively cut their sales "Dramatically" 

 

I cannot help but wonder why, why it was necessary, and why they even thought it was a good idea to change something that works, and has worked well for years!!    I do believe this will stop many people that have purchased this product in the past, myself included.   I recently noticed that after I had applied the cream my eyes would start to water, and my nose itched, which is why I decided to take a closer look at this cream. 

 

I wonder does this make me one of those people that are really sensitive to Gluten then?

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