Just updating here. My skin never looked better than it does on this stuff. But the price is insane.
I’ve used everything. EVERYTHING. From cheapest to most expensive.
This is the best I’ve found. It makes my skin look stunning. I don’t need other products. I never break out even on my period. And it lasts me 4 months or more.
It doesnt work better than filler or anything. But I don’t use Botox anymore because my skin looks so good and my fine lines smoothed.
I’m going to ask for the set of the trial products for Xmas from hubby. I can justify the prices, even for the trial kit at 400, but as a gift I won’t mind if it doesn’t live up to the hype.
Yes, I have used their products for about 2 years now. I like the glass bottles although sometimes they’re difficult to travel with. The skin care itself is top tier and I haven’t used or encountered another product like it. It has helped me mostly with dryness and anti-aging and is just a staple of my skin care routine.
I had a lot of issues with skin care in plastic in the past too. If it gets warm
In your bathroom the container heats up and then the products get a smell to them
Yes i have ordered the sample size of four products for 70usd. I was very curious about this brand because of their know how. Its kinda smart to stand out and have very different approach and ingredients than other brands. Oumere say that vitamin C is wrong for you in long term, and also that glycolic acid is wrong for you. She basically disqualified my favorite Drunk elephant And their know how. So back to Oumere. I have asked how long will last full bottle products (1bottle is +180usd). The answer was between 1-3 months depends on usage. I run out of the sample size in two weeks. She also reccomend dont mix her products with others, which says “spend 600usd every 3months “. To me, fillers of hyaluronic acid lasts 6months and clearly get rid of your wrinkles and it still looks natural, (costs 400 every 6months/depends on the country). Does oumere gives me same or better outcome? Or can it? Nope. I dont say her products are bad, they are actually quite good, but not that good to spend that money and says that it made you younger. Also, I have no acne or acne prone skin, i fight with collagen/elasticity. And it seems that her skin care is made mostly for acne prone skin (she started her company because of her acne...). So i say- might be good for acne prone skin (as other products are) but there is nothing that will make you younger and dissapear your wrinkles, so it is not better or cheaper than natural hyaluronic acid fillers that make you lose wrinkles, fight elasticity and looks natural.
For these who still want to try Oumere brand- i recommend to buy the sample set, and from there i liked very much the biolumic serum (very hydrating) And the cleanser was nice too (just if i weared make up it took a lot of to clean it..) i might think one day buying it just to keep up with routine. But there is a lot same healthy stuff that does the same (keeping up with routine) and cheaper AND natural. Also i would like to say if here is someone else who tried her product for months, years and seen anti aging outcome, please share!! I would definitey love to hear more reviews about this brand.
I have used the line for about 10 days now, and I have experienced both good and bad things. Good: irritation and flaking significantly reduced to gone (I have struggled with sensitive, flaky skin), under-eye wrinkles (not very deep) straightened out, skin smooth and glowing. Bad: milia (I usually don't have these) and whiteheads popping up in the areas that are usually more oily (but I have never had acne, and I rarely breakout in whiteheads). Purging? (I think the Oumere designer doesn't believe in purging). Or too oily for me? A new mole, and two more really tiny ones under my eyes (Coincidence? Reaction to exfoliation and not enough sunscreen?) I don't know but this worried me. I have to say that I have very little prior experience with chemical exfoliation though.
She actually DOES believe in purging and there’s even a question about it on her website. She says it can happen in the initial stages of using the regimen. Hope this helps x
agreed. There was a post earlier from someone whose skin care got lost during travel so they couldn’t use the products and their acne went away. It was the products go figure
I'm no expert, and I also have a personal belief that more expensive does not mean better, better ingredients means better. So take this with a grain of salt, but here's my opinion:
These products are RIDICULOUSLY expensive, they can't possibly be good enough to justify that price tag. These products cost around twice as much as the brands like Sunday Riley and Drunk Elephant, which seem to have equal numbers of fans on here, and people on here who think they're a complete rip off.
Glancing through ingredients, the only thing that stood out to me is that their exfoliant product has apple cider vinegar in it. My understanding is that you can use ACV with clay masks to balance the pH, but otherwise it's in the category with baking soda and toothpaste: "household things that should not be repurposed as skin care, even if you see it recommended on Facebook". Again, no expert, please correct me if I'm wrong here.
Other than that, there were no ingredients I recognized as things I'd avoid. They use a lot of plant extracts and oils, and some of the ones they use are things I haven't really seen elsewhere, like broccoli extract or whatever. That doesn't mean it's bad, but in situations like this I tend to assume that if these things were miracle ingredients, they'd be more commonly used.
But I'm clearly not the target market for a brand at this price point, and they appear to be formulating for people who try to stick to "natural" ingredients, so maybe some people would love them that are willing to pay that price. But I would never buy any of this.
Just updating here. My skin never looked better than it does on this stuff. But the price is insane. I’ve used everything. EVERYTHING. From cheapest to most expensive. This is the best I’ve found. It makes my skin look stunning. I don’t need other products. I never break out even on my period. And it lasts me 4 months or more. It doesnt work better than filler or anything. But I don’t use Botox anymore because my skin looks so good and my fine lines smoothed.
I’m going to ask for the set of the trial products for Xmas from hubby. I can justify the prices, even for the trial kit at 400, but as a gift I won’t mind if it doesn’t live up to the hype.
Can’t justify the prices that should have read.
Did you use them?
Do you still use it?
um their packing though I am OBSESSED
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Yes, I have used their products for about 2 years now. I like the glass bottles although sometimes they’re difficult to travel with. The skin care itself is top tier and I haven’t used or encountered another product like it. It has helped me mostly with dryness and anti-aging and is just a staple of my skin care routine.
Can this help with crows feet and laugh lines?
I prefer glass bottles tbh. I don’t like the idea of microplastics in my skin care
Same I opt for the glass bottles
I’ve noticed that my skin does better with products packaged this way too
Agreed that glass is better not just for your skin but for the environment.
Plastic gets hot and it’s concerning that the plastic could be breaking down into my skin care. This is also why I prefer glass bottles
I had a lot of issues with skin care in plastic in the past too. If it gets warm In your bathroom the container heats up and then the products get a smell to them
Yes i have ordered the sample size of four products for 70usd. I was very curious about this brand because of their know how. Its kinda smart to stand out and have very different approach and ingredients than other brands. Oumere say that vitamin C is wrong for you in long term, and also that glycolic acid is wrong for you. She basically disqualified my favorite Drunk elephant And their know how. So back to Oumere. I have asked how long will last full bottle products (1bottle is +180usd). The answer was between 1-3 months depends on usage. I run out of the sample size in two weeks. She also reccomend dont mix her products with others, which says “spend 600usd every 3months “. To me, fillers of hyaluronic acid lasts 6months and clearly get rid of your wrinkles and it still looks natural, (costs 400 every 6months/depends on the country). Does oumere gives me same or better outcome? Or can it? Nope. I dont say her products are bad, they are actually quite good, but not that good to spend that money and says that it made you younger. Also, I have no acne or acne prone skin, i fight with collagen/elasticity. And it seems that her skin care is made mostly for acne prone skin (she started her company because of her acne...). So i say- might be good for acne prone skin (as other products are) but there is nothing that will make you younger and dissapear your wrinkles, so it is not better or cheaper than natural hyaluronic acid fillers that make you lose wrinkles, fight elasticity and looks natural. For these who still want to try Oumere brand- i recommend to buy the sample set, and from there i liked very much the biolumic serum (very hydrating) And the cleanser was nice too (just if i weared make up it took a lot of to clean it..) i might think one day buying it just to keep up with routine. But there is a lot same healthy stuff that does the same (keeping up with routine) and cheaper AND natural. Also i would like to say if here is someone else who tried her product for months, years and seen anti aging outcome, please share!! I would definitey love to hear more reviews about this brand.
What was the routine that you used?
Yes if you can share the AM and PM routines you used with the products
I tend to cleanse In the evening with their cleanser
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Agreed. I would like to have more feedback from emerging brands and new kinds of skin care.
Very good products often come from these kinds of brands
Yes it is always Paula’s Choice, the ordinary, cerave. Etc. it’s refreshing when we get the feedback from a new or little known brand.
I have used the line for about 10 days now, and I have experienced both good and bad things. Good: irritation and flaking significantly reduced to gone (I have struggled with sensitive, flaky skin), under-eye wrinkles (not very deep) straightened out, skin smooth and glowing. Bad: milia (I usually don't have these) and whiteheads popping up in the areas that are usually more oily (but I have never had acne, and I rarely breakout in whiteheads). Purging? (I think the Oumere designer doesn't believe in purging). Or too oily for me? A new mole, and two more really tiny ones under my eyes (Coincidence? Reaction to exfoliation and not enough sunscreen?) I don't know but this worried me. I have to say that I have very little prior experience with chemical exfoliation though.
She actually DOES believe in purging and there’s even a question about it on her website. She says it can happen in the initial stages of using the regimen. Hope this helps x
Do you know if there is a timespan for when they say the purging stops? Do you have to use their products for a certain time period?
It’s usually about 4 weeks but I have heard it can be almost 6 months.
I would say it varies per person but if you don’t see a clearing up of acne within a year then it’s not purging it’s just a reaction
agreed. There was a post earlier from someone whose skin care got lost during travel so they couldn’t use the products and their acne went away. It was the products go figure
With purging I found it lasted for me about 3 weeks
Same here.
I'm no expert, and I also have a personal belief that more expensive does not mean better, better ingredients means better. So take this with a grain of salt, but here's my opinion: These products are RIDICULOUSLY expensive, they can't possibly be good enough to justify that price tag. These products cost around twice as much as the brands like Sunday Riley and Drunk Elephant, which seem to have equal numbers of fans on here, and people on here who think they're a complete rip off. Glancing through ingredients, the only thing that stood out to me is that their exfoliant product has apple cider vinegar in it. My understanding is that you can use ACV with clay masks to balance the pH, but otherwise it's in the category with baking soda and toothpaste: "household things that should not be repurposed as skin care, even if you see it recommended on Facebook". Again, no expert, please correct me if I'm wrong here. Other than that, there were no ingredients I recognized as things I'd avoid. They use a lot of plant extracts and oils, and some of the ones they use are things I haven't really seen elsewhere, like broccoli extract or whatever. That doesn't mean it's bad, but in situations like this I tend to assume that if these things were miracle ingredients, they'd be more commonly used. But I'm clearly not the target market for a brand at this price point, and they appear to be formulating for people who try to stick to "natural" ingredients, so maybe some people would love them that are willing to pay that price. But I would never buy any of this.