Derma C-24 Alpha Hydroxy Acid Maximum Moisture Daily Body Lotion

6 Reviews

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   ecstaticWidgeon9

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   I love it.

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   relievedLocust3

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   I was suspicious when I saw the endless list of ingredients in this lotion. I imagine the of all the natural ingredients is quite small for the price, given a retail of $16 and a price at Ross of $3. First ingredient is water. The second ingredient, ethylhexyl palmitate, is given a “1” by the EWG Skin Deep site, meaning it is quite safe. I did see on other sites that this ingredient can be a mild irritant to eyes and is comodegenic, so beware if using hwere you have acne. Third ingredient is aloe, also a 1″ in SD’s safety , as is item #4, cetyl alcohol (though this may be derived from animal fat). #5, dimethicone, is used to create fluidity over the sin; this is rated a 2-3. I could go on forever, but the gist of this is tha this seems to be a fairly innocuous lotion chemically, that has lots of botanticals. I don’t thin you can really go wrong. The slickery feel of the dimethicone is a little annoying, and it is very light. Not good for dry climates, as it is not too moisturizing. Light, pleasant smell.

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   soreLeopard5

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   This review is for the derma 24 anti-oxidant oil-free daily moisturizer. It’s kind of expensive for a small bottle $17. Overall, it really did transform my face. My face is softer than it ever was and it has alot of good ingredients in it… I love it and will keep on buying it. It is very light weight yet it moisturizes alot and I love it. The only thing that I’m worried about is that I’m not sure yet if it’s good enough for that really dry winter skin, so I’ll update this review once winter rolls by.

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   pluckyLlama8

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   I first tried this from the trial pack. I loved it so much I had to have a full size. This lotion goes on very lightly and leaves my skin so soft. I wouldn’t call it a heavy duty moisturizer, but I think the combination of acids and moisturizers makes it very effective. I know its a body lotion, but I’m going to try it on my face to see what effect it will have. It made be too strong for facial skin. There is almost no fragrance. I have been buying other products in this line also and I really like them all.

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   needfulMagpie4

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   Not many people have reviewed the C.Booth brand, but I was curious about the “DermaC24” product line and decided to get the $13 trial pack with cleanser, toner, scrub, and face and body lotion–a good price for so many 0.5oz products full of antioxidants.

   I just tried this body lotion after scoping around for something new to get me through the dry winter season, & thought I’d give this a shot. So far so good– it’s surprisingly moisturizing for a fairly-light creamy body lotion. The consistency is something like Jergens or Yardley’s, but it retains moisture better so far on my skin than either of those. I’m not in love with the powdery smell, but it’s light enough that I can ignore it or cover it with something else. Will report back & see whether the alpha hydroxy acid in this helped at all.

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   debonairDoves1

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   *****UPDATE! – its almost 2010 and I still use and love this! No changes to my review except that it is now available at Ulta also, and rumour has it, Walgreens too, tho I havent seen it there yet.*******

   This is a Body Lotion with Glycolic Acid (AHA).

   I have a mild case of KP (Keratosis Pilaris) on my arms and am always on the lookout for products that could help with that. Supposedly Glycolic Acid (AHA) can help. (I had been using Paula’s Choice products, but didn’t like them.)

   This is a brand that is exclusive to Rite Aid stores, I think. I noticed it one day and thought I’d try it. It is a creamy white lotion, that feels smooth and soft without being sticky. It has a nice floral/powder scent to it as opposed to the weird scent of Paula’s Choice AHA. It has a thousand ingredients in it, too. They don’t seem to irritate me, but I’m not sure what they are supposed to be doing, exactly.

   This definitely sinks in well and keeps me soft throughout the day. My KP has improved as well, and the white flaky areas on my legs are much better!

   The packaging is sort of generic, and the flip-top cap is convenient, but doesn’t work the greatest. It is also a bit small for the price, imo. But its the best I’ve found so far so I will continue to use it. Also, it does go on sale, as I bought it through buy-one get-one half-off.

   Summary of Ingredients:
   Water, Ethylhexyl palmitate, aloe barbadensis leaf juice, detyl alcohol, dimethicone, glyceryl stearate, Glycolic Acid, lactic acid, sodium pca, pathenol, sodium hyaluronate, glycerine, butylene glycol, allantoin, like 10thousand plant extracts that I’m not typing, tocopherol, polyacrylamide, triethanolamine, dea-cetyl phosphate, peg-100 stearate, c13-14 isoparaffin, propylene glycol, diazolidinyl urea, retinyl palmitate, magnesium aluminum silicate, fragrance, laureth-7, carbomer, xanthan gum, disodium edta, iodopropynyl butylcarbamate, tianium dioxide (CI 77891).
   6.7oz/200mL – $16.00 at Rite Aid Drugstore in 2008