OMG topical

[Jacob]

I guess laser helmets weren't enough...

http://www.sircuitskin.com/products1

[Jacob]

I still think some of those would make good topicals for our scalps. I did use a small bottle of the "Addict" years ago..didn't stick with it after that though.

* Glycine Soja Protein – firming, anti-aging.
* Epigallocatechin Gallate – the most potent part of green tea, anti-oxidant, anti-aging and protective.
* D-Boldine Extract (Peumus Boldus Leaf Extract) - major antioxidant from the Chilean Boldo Tree.
* Cassia Betaglycan Extract (Cassia Angustifolia Seed Polysaccharide) – soothing, moisturizing from the Cassia Bark.
* Vitamin E (D-Alpha Tocopherol) - healing antioxidant, Chirally Correct and most effective form.
* D20/Heavy Water (Deuternium Oxide) - hydrating, and protective.
* Aminoguanidine - helps to maintain suppleness of skin.
* Grape Seed - anti-oxidant, anti-aging, protective.
* Whey Protein - brightening.
* L- Carnosine – amino acid, anti-oxidant, helps to maintain softness and suppleness of skin.
* L- Glutathione - Chirally Correct antioxidant from spinach and purslane.
* L- Superoxide Dismutase - potent antioxidant.
* D-Beta Glucosamine (Glucosamine HCL) - Chirally Correct skin smoothing ingredient.
* Resveratrol (Phytoalexin compound from wine) - powerful antioxidant.
* Wine Extract - antioxidant that works synergistically with Resveratrol making it even more effective.
* Spin Trap - Potent antioxidant, the most powerful anywhere because it is the most intelligent.

[Jacob]

The O.M.G. one contains Kakadu Plum ...which seems to be getting a lot of attention lately.

Recent studies show that the kakadu fruit has many health benefits. They may even be the next "superfruit", having an ORAC level of 1500 u/mol These unique fruits contain the highest level of natural vitamin C of any other fruit or plant on earth! There are at least 3000mg of vitamin C per 100g of fruit. The plums also contain phytochemicals such as gallic and ellagic acids. Gallic acid has antiviral, antibacterial and antifungal activities. Ellagic acid has been known to have anticarcinogenic effects. The fruits are certified organic as is the processed powder. In order to process the powder, the fruit is peeled, screened, pureed, chilled and freeze dried. The powder is an excellent skincare component as it is very emollient and loaded with anti aging properties including vitamin E. The color of the powder is neutral and perfect for blending into creams. The powder can also be used in supplement, beverage and food applications.

http://www.kakaduplum-usa.com/

Some 'poos with it:

http://www.herbalserenity.com.au/herbal ... ductid=420

http://www.skinstore.com/p-6624-molton- ... -wash.aspx

[OverMachoGrande]

O.M.G!!! lol... That's hilarious! I love their slogan: "If serums could talk...we wouldn't need to advertise!".

Yeah, that actually doesn't look like a bad topical. It even has an epidermal growth factor -too bad I'm still confused as hell about growth factors, though.

[chore boy]

You're gonna want to stay away from epidermal growth factor (EGF), buddy.

[OverMachoGrande]

You're gonna want to stay away from epidermal growth factor (EGF), buddy.

Well then, that tears it... I am appointing YOU to be the one that will write a future article on growth factors -ones you do want and ones you don't! I literally know very little about it, except just the few blurbs about the growth factors in Dermaheal. I'm not alone in this... I dare to say that most of us are painfully ignorant about this topic. You're going to be the hero that straightens this all out for us! Lol... I'll help with the graphics.

[Jacob]

That's why the Addict product is the one that looks the best to me.