Category: Skincare – Face
Brand: Arbonne
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exactingGnu3
Love this skincare! I like the combine the different ranges as I have acne prone skin and find there is a product for every type of skin! I use the blemish range with some RE9 and Prepwork. The RE9 is so luxurious feeling while the Prepwork is light which is great for day to day. My friend is a rep and she is so helpful with advising the best products for my skin. It’s never looked so good! Would recommend
annoyedTomatoe3
I only use Clinique and Paula’s choice- but got given a free set of the anti ageing stuff when I bought the (absolutely amazing) Arbonne’s energy fizz sticks and protein shakes.
Meh.
Cleanser was good.
Toner was OK.
Day cream not moisturising enough for my dry skin, well, in fact none of their creams was moisturising enough for my very dry skin. Mineral, horrid scent to the spa containing products.The night cream seemed to absorb quickly and I genuinely looked good in the AM, but it’s in jar packaging and I won’t buy it.
The SPF is only 20 (I prefer higher SPF’s in day creams). I liked their eye cream and might be purchasing that.
I only “know” one rep and she’s definitely not pushing any stuff my way- she’s great.
For good ARbonne stuff, I recommend their nutritional energy fizz sticks and protein shakes and the very good, albeit expensive, body lotions.
gleefulTomatoe5
I just got a facial last week using this line. My skin has never looked so awful! I have never had a facial that broke me out until this one. I have clusters of acne in places where I don’t get acne like under my eyes, several under my nose and even on the edge of my lip! If you have sensitive or acne prone skin, I would think twice about using this line.
cheerfulOatmeal0
Do not like anything Arbonne. Especially those silly parties I hate saying “no” to.
amazedThrushe4
I don’t know what’s worse, the products or the jackals that sell them. I have lost 2 friends who decided to sell Arbonne because every time I saw them, they asked (begged) me to buy. I eventually bought the RE9 Serum and it was terrible. Watery, didn’t absorb and made my skin look oily.
I would never buy again.
lyingOrange0
WARNING: Long Read!
I had never heard of these products, which is weird b/c I am older and a makeup junkie and have been all my days!
A friend asked me to come to a ladies luncheon while her husband was out of town. I thought “great, how nice” and was excited to go. She never mentioned it was a make-up party. And quite frankly, at our age, we are DONE with the Marykay, Tuperware, Amway gatherings of our youth (isn’t that something we did in or 20’s???!!)
So I go to this “luncheon” ready to meet some people ( I’m new in town). It all starts off very low pressure, I don’t even realize it’s an Arbonne thing until about halfway thru the gathering. The nice woman I’ve been talking to and has been seemingly “interested” in me is, of course the REP. Big surprise – NOT!!
After the Lunch she encourages everyone to a large sunroom, where she has set up shop. She then gives a short speel about how Arbonne has “saved her life”. Sure.
I, not knowing it was a “party”, have no money on me or a checkbook (who carries a checkbook anymore??) So I lurked in the back & check out the products. I am kinda interested in the Anti-Aging line, and the Rep give me a sample to try. I buy nothing ’cause I can’t (and glad I didn’t!)
I try the products that night (kinda excited, I’m a MU junkie) and the product burns my skin so bad I get up OUT OF BED and scrub it off my face.
A week later I get an text from the Rep asking how “I’m doing with the product” (WT..! HOW DOES SHE HAVE MY NUMBER??) My friend must have given it to her..great
I text that it burned my skin, etc. She comes back with 17 reasons why that may have happened and that I need to try blah blah products instead…
I answer back very briefly a kind thanks-but-no-thanks. She continues back with the “saved my life BS and you really need it and cant you see how much better so and so’s skin looks…”
I don’t answer.
Her next text is the one that enraged me. “TIna only needs another $ 80.00 in purchases at her party to qualify for a free something (sorry cant remember what!)”
Freaking REALLY??? My friendship is based on buying your junk??
I never answered that text. Take your brainwashed pyramid-schemed crap elsewhere!!
lyingBustard6
I really wanted these skincare products to work, especially after paying nearly $300 for the starter kit. However, after only 2 applications of the regimen, my skin feels irritated and oily. The night cream seems too heavy, but the day cream is not much better. I also have a hive below and beside my left eye. I could cry. Oh, well, live and learn. If it sounds too good to be true . . .
wingedTortoise0
I was initially introduced to Arbonne nutrition and moved on to trying their skin care and facial products months later. I was happily surprised with the RE-9 skin care line. I found that initially I had some bumps but was told by my rep that that is normal due to my skin getting used to new products. It lasted about 3 days. Initially I have to admit, I stopped using it for a few weeks due to this. When I picked it up again after talking to the consultant, I can honestly say I have not looked back.
What I can say is that my face feels AMAZING and I receive multiple compliments from friends and family members about the difference they see in my skin i.e. “Glowing” my skin is definitely more youthful.
I’m not one for heavy make up so having skin that appears fresh is great. I have a thyroid issue and constantly battle dark spots. Arbonne’s RE-9 line cleared that up like it never existed.
I was surprised at some of the reviews I have seen here. Lots of people trash talking about people who are excited about things they find that work for them. If you feel great using a product, why wouldn’t you be excited to share it? I would all the trash talk seems unnecessary.
The Mayo clinic issue, the Mayo clinic is in the line of medical, research and studies. I found plenty of information on Arbonne’s site about their work with the Mayo Clinic. It’s a big name so I can see it being a big deal. But they are not “partners” that’s the legal disclaimer involved. The Mayo Clinic is ONE of the companies that does their blind clinical trials. All of that is clearly disclosed with the clinical research and the hyperlinks from Arbonne’s pages that take you directly to the Mayo Clinic’s site.
shamefulWeaver7
I have been addicted to proactive for 14 years. I just started on the R9 line (minus the night and day cream which I am using a lighter arbonne moisture) and I am in love. My skin has never looked better, and the fact it’s cruelty free is really awesome. I can’t wait to try their makeup!
amusedBurritos1
It’s kind of funny how *culty* this brand is. Funny and creepy.
Arbonne sells overpriced substandard products. Plain and simple. If it was just that I could handle the brand. But its the level of deceit they work on that makes me want narrow my eyes and go *what the f*ck?!*
If you’ve ever had a friend who sells Arbonne you’ll know what I mean. They are cultists who smile and invite you over to their house for a casual talk about their Arbonne line. It’s all good until the selling begins. Then it gets scary. They don’t just try and sell you all products with an almost forceful edge, they also try and recruit you to sell the products also!!! It’s like, wait I never even wanted to buy the overpriced cleanser pack and now you’re signing me up to be a consultant???? What is going on!!!???
RUN AWAY!!!!!
Seriously though, any company that gets house wives to do their dirty work are scum. Arbonne you are scum.
I tried the makeup and laughed at how bad it was. No seriously, it’s bad. The cleansers make my skin burn. Just no. Save your money and buy from other brands. You know, good brands that price their products at a similar level but actually deliver on quality? Heck just never buy all your beauty needs from a company that sells *everything* in a massive catalogue. That’s just asking for trouble.
All in all, Arbonne is just a massive pyramid scheme that sells overpriced and extremely ordinary products.