[lilapples]

Hello


I am using Pueraracare-b currently. I am getting good results with it.
I think its been reformulated. I used it before and it had a different feel.
If you read the label of course the the ingredients are there. They advertise an anhydrous formula (no water) Feels ok dries fast and works!


best lo

I just tried Pueraracare-b for the first time today and it dried pretty quickly.

[Sandra]

I ordered the PueraraCare-B too. Haven't received it or started using it yet so can't really contribute but thanks for starting this thread.

[pingpong]

Very curious about this as well as I have read that most people don't feel that Siriporns' serum is absorbed - does this mean that Siriporn is using the wrong carrier oil? Does anyone have the list of ingredients for it?

[jennifer5519pm]

Can you say "DING DONG"


This is the ding dong capital of the world. It could mean that a portion of the people here can read or understand or follow directions...If you noticed many here seem to make up things as they go along.

Wrong carrier oil...........what are you talking about missy...You act like you know something....clear to me you don't

[pingpong]

haha wow I don't see how asking a question means that I think I know everything..... There's no need to be rude and if you have no reason to respond other than to insult me then I suggest you keep it to yourself.

I meant carrier oil as in the oil base for the serum - certain oils have been proven to penetrate you skin barrier more than others (safflower oil, etc...) so whatever they're using sounds like it doesn't help PM penetrate your skin barrier.

But thanks for being condescending, I really deserved that after asking what the ingredients are...

[gilly]

I feel embarrassed to be a part of the same forum as jennifer5519pm it's like kinder garden all over again. My theory is that she works for a pm company(siriporn perhaps?), as she is intent on bashing companies like Ainterol, at the same time attacking anyone who so much as questions anything to do with Siriporn. It's actually pretty sad, and to me it doesn't make the company look good...

And no you shouldn't have to be insulted for asking what the ingredients are, Pingpong.
Anywho, I'm excited to see what people say about PueraraCare-Breast Serum! I want to try out a topical, and don't know which to choose.

[JanetCD]

Very curious about this as well as I have read that most people don't feel that Siriporns' serum is absorbed - does this mean that Siriporn is using the wrong carrier oil? Does anyone have the list of ingredients for it?

Here is the list of ingredients in PueraraCare-Breast Serum with PueraraPrem TM
This from Siriporn Cosmeceutical:
Directions: For best results use daily twice per day

PueraraCare-F is a anhydrous formula designed to maximize the optimal efficacy of Pueraraprem tm. A recent study demonstrated that deoxymiroestrol is as important or more so than miroestrol because of it's unique activity in high quality pueraria mirifica. Deoxymiroestrol is quite volatile and subject to oxidation to miroestrol.

Active Ingredients: Pueraraprem tm, machte green tea, retinol, alpha lipoic acid, mixed tocopherols, Inert Ingredients: Cold pressed grape seed oil, cyclomethicone, capric capylic triglyceride, butylene glycol, isopropyl myristate, ethoxydiglycol. bht, methylparaben

For the definiton and ingredients in "Pueraraprem tm" see the top of this sites page: Siripron Cosmeceutical

Disclaimer, I have no connection to Siriporn Cosmeceutical or their agents!

[pingpong]

I feel embarrassed to be a part of the same forum as jennifer5519pm Dodgy it's like kinder garden all over again. My theory is that she works for a pm company(siriporn perhaps?), as she is intent on bashing companies like Ainterol, at the same time attacking anyone who so much as questions anything to do with Siriporn. It's actually pretty sad, and to me it doesn't make the company look good...

And no you shouldn't have to be insulted for asking what the ingredients are, Pingpong.
Anywho, I'm excited to see what people say about PueraraCare-Breast Serum! I want to try out a topical, and don't know which to choose.

haha oooh okay I get it, she must be a repeat offender... Well I certainly hope that she isn't a Siriporn rep because I was going to suggest that if enough people find it too greasy we could all email the company to request a change! Hopefully their reps are a little more open-minded .

[pingpong]

Here is the list of ingredients in PueraraCare-Breast Serum with PueraraPrem TM
This from Siriporn Cosmeceutical:
Directions: For best results use daily twice per day

PueraraCare-F is a anhydrous formula designed to maximize the optimal efficacy of Pueraraprem tm. A recent study demonstrated that deoxymiroestrol is as important or more so than miroestrol because of it's unique activity in high quality pueraria mirifica. Deoxymiroestrol is quite volatile and subject to oxidation to miroestrol.

Active Ingredients: Pueraraprem tm, machte green tea, retinol, alpha lipoic acid, mixed tocopherols, Inert Ingredients: Cold pressed grape seed oil, cyclomethicone, capric capylic triglyceride, butylene glycol, isopropyl myristate, ethoxydiglycol. bht, methylparaben

For the definiton and ingredients in "Pueraraprem tm" see the top of this sites page: Siripron Cosmeceutical

Disclaimer, I have no connection to Siriporn Cosmeceutical or their agents!

Thank you JanetCD!

Ack! Parabens... well that's a no no in my books...but it's interesting that they use grape seed oil as it's meant to be extremely well absorbed even by those who don't absorb moisturizers very well.

[jennifer5519pm]

Can you say DING DING DONG


I specialize in insulting people that make profoundly stupid statements and try to pass them off as facts. I work for me. I don't like ignorance..so here I GO again:


Do the ding dongs of the world know that parabens are one of the very safest preservatives and one of the very best....do I have to say it again

parabens are one of the very safest preservatives and one of the very best.


Do the ding dongs of the world know that parabens are first derived from that "dangerous fruit" blueberries and exists in many fruits and vegetables, Does that sound daunting? .....yes a natural molecule. Now there an abundance of goofballs that have attacked it ..........why? There is one mouse study that found parabens in hormonally dependent tumor cells. Why? because those dangerous parabens found in blueberries are estrogenic..........This is exactly what one would expect with any degree of human common sense. I guarantee you will find you will find isoflavones, compounds from fenugreek, saw palmetto and yes pueraria mirifica in hormonally dependent tumors cells....does that mean it caused the tumor????????? Definitely not.........because if phytoestrogens cause cancer this is the wrong place for you.


Indeed you are welcome for the information