Philosophy vs Peter Thomas Roth.

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Hannah K.

Dec 29, 2013

Hannah K.

Talking about the acne lines.. The philosophy clear days ahead and ptr blemish buster. Any one try either of these (I'm leaning towards philosophy)

Alyssa G.

Dec 30, 2013

Alyssa G.

I love philosophy products (: I've used ptr before and wasn't completely in love with it, although it's good. Imo, philosophy is the way to go!

Lama K.

Dec 30, 2013

Lama K.

Peter thomas roth in my opinion is better,
I actually really dislike philosophy products. I tried so much from their line and literally did nothing for me at all.

Hannah K.

Dec 30, 2013

Hannah K.

They both sound great... I might just close my eyes and click lol.

Caitlin M.

Dec 31, 2013

Caitlin M.

I like Philosophy's acne line, but not the cleanser so much, but only because I don't think acne cleansers do anything. The medication goes right down the drain and isn't in contact with the skin long enough to have much of an effect. I much prefer their Purity Made Simple cleanser. It seems to work for most skin types, its gentle, lightly hydrating yet still gives a very through clean.

The two products I really LOVE from their acne line though are the spot treatment and the treatment lotion. Their Take A Deep Breath gel moisturizer is also really good. I'd also recommend the company origins. I haven't tried their acne line yet but I do like the couple things I have tried so I think they have potential to work as well :)

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