In this video, watch demonstrations of two technological wonders in the beauty and skin care industry. Both laser hair removal and photo light therapy at-home systems were tested and reviewed.
carrie     |2011-07-25 07:03:52
I've heard alot of good things about the tria. I was considering purchasing it
myself. I've had laser removal done on my armpits and the results turned out
great. If i could do it at home with the tria that would save me a ton of money.
I really want to do my legs too.
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Catherine     |2009-10-14 12:27:25
Hi Mary,
Ironically, I initially used the ANSR beam for anti-aging. Really
could tell a difference in both firmness and decrease in redness with my skin.
Then, I had a bout with adult onset acne. Made a huge difference...the
difference in my mind. I'm not currently using it due to a skin care line I am
testing at the moment. I'm glad I have it. I do not use the products that come
with the kit, though.

Thanks,
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Mary   |2009-10-14 12:15:53
I see you posted on the ANSR back in March. Are you still using this? How is
working? Do you still like it?
I am considering getting one after see the
reviews.
Having oily skin and see lines around the eyes. Would this product be
good for this? Not any real issues with acne.
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Catherine     |2009-05-26 04:54:42
Noorie,

Yes, I had to immediately switch to my regular cleanser (the prep is
too drying for my skin). I would recommend using your own cleanser and add in a
moisturizer after the OPC and before your sunscreen in the morning to see if
that helps. In the beginning, I had to load up on hydrating products until my
skin got used to it. I stopped using the beam for about 2 weeks (had hormone
issues and it was all I could do to get my skin okay with Retin A Micro). Now
that I am back to using the beam 2x/day (only 5 minutes each, though), it's
amazing how firm the beam makes my skin. I feel this 'sense of lift' around my
cheekbones. I can't wait to see if you experience the same thing in a couple
more weeks of use.
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noorie   |2009-05-26 03:29:36
Hi Catherine,

In fact I am experiencing the very dry skin phenomenon...is
this normal? Which is why I have switched from using twice a day to once a
day...I use my OPC gel right after followed by a sunscreen during the day and
night cream at night.....any tips to enhance the beam? I too use it on dry skin
and just follow up w my regular stuff..I found the face wash too drying for my
skin....Its only been about 4 days since I have started using it...for now I
just see my skin shedding a LOT of skin!!!
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Catherine     |2009-05-19 10:06:02
Hi Noorie,

I don't use the ANSR skin care products, just the ANSR beam. With
the beam, you use it on clean skin only, right after you cleanse. Then you put
on your serum and moisturizer. Don't be alarmed if your skin gets dry while
using the beam (if you are prone to dry skin). I can't wait to hear how you like
it and if you notice a difference with firmer skin. I love mine!

Catherine
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noorie   |2009-05-19 07:04:23
Hi Catherine,

Just ordered the ANSR!! Can't wait to try it!! You are right!
Such a unique way to skin solutions...I am definitely intrigued by the
technology! BTW, can you use over ANSR products only or can it be rolled over
other serums for deep penetration?

noorie, Bali
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Catherine     |2009-04-01 03:14:56
Hi Liz,
I am laughing right now because I hadn't planned on wearing my hair
back. I was wearing it down and at the last minute, pulled it back because I
thought it might get in the way for the demonstration. Literally, it's pulled
back in a clip very loosely ... the messy look. You can achieve this look by
pulling your hair back in a hair band or clip, and section by section, start
pulling a little hair up. I like it poofy in the back above the hair band. You
can get this look for a high pony tail and low pony tail. You just have to play
around. It's all about pulling and poofing. Try it out and send me a
pic!

Catherine
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Liz Owens   |2009-04-01 02:46:28
Catherine, this is a bit off topic, but I would love to see how you did your
hair for this video.

I have long, thick hair and often have a hard time
pulling this look off. I see it all the time and love it, but haven't mastered
the art of pulling it off myself.
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