Comments for Sana Fela http://www.sanafela.com Botanical Skin Science Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:09:23 +0000 hourly 1 Comment on How to reduce oily skin and prevent acne (3) by admin http://www.sanafela.com/2009/11/prevent-acne-by-reducing-oily-skin-3/comment-page-1/#comment-279 admin Sat, 15 Oct 2011 02:09:23 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=428#comment-279 @Art: Thanks for your comment. Most people notice the difference after 5 - 7 days. It appears that you are the famous exception that confirms the rule. Since your skin obviously is a tough case, you might want to try our new Shine-Free Max, which has double the amount of active ingredients. If you would like, we can email you a discount code for MAX for your next purchase. The Sana Fela Team @Art: Thanks for your comment. Most people notice the difference after 5 – 7 days. It appears that you are the famous exception that confirms the rule. Since your skin obviously is a tough case, you might want to try our new Shine-Free Max, which has double the amount of active ingredients. If you would like, we can email you a discount code for MAX for your next purchase.

The Sana Fela Team

]]> Comment on How to reduce oily skin and prevent acne (3) by Art http://www.sanafela.com/2009/11/prevent-acne-by-reducing-oily-skin-3/comment-page-1/#comment-278 Art Wed, 12 Oct 2011 19:03:03 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=428#comment-278 I have been using the cream for about a month now and I am seeing a difference in the oilyness of my skin, I see where it says 5-7 days...Is it possible that it would take longer for extremely oily skin? I have been using the cream for about a month now and I am seeing a difference in the oilyness of my skin, I see where it says 5-7 days…Is it possible that it would take longer for extremely oily skin?

]]> Comment on How your skin defends itself against acne bacteria by admin http://www.sanafela.com/2009/09/how-your-skin-defends-itself-against-acne-bacteria/comment-page-1/#comment-276 admin Fri, 22 Jul 2011 21:18:37 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=359#comment-276 Thanks for your comments Amy. You are absolutely right. Antibiotics may help for a while, but at the risk of making things a lot worse in the end. Note that the post does not talk about antibiotics but rather highlights what defense mechanisms the skin itself puts into play. The skin sometimes loses the battle (at least temporarily) and then acne is the result. Unfortunately, "neutralizing the acne environment" often is not as easy as it sounds... Thanks for your comments Amy. You are absolutely right. Antibiotics may help for a while, but at the risk of making things a lot worse in the end. Note that the post does not talk about antibiotics but rather highlights what defense mechanisms the skin itself puts into play. The skin sometimes loses the battle (at least temporarily) and then acne is the result. Unfortunately, “neutralizing the acne environment” often is not as easy as it sounds…

]]> Comment on How your skin defends itself against acne bacteria by Amy Adinda http://www.sanafela.com/2009/09/how-your-skin-defends-itself-against-acne-bacteria/comment-page-1/#comment-275 Amy Adinda Fri, 22 Jul 2011 19:01:53 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=359#comment-275 Killing the acne bacteria using antibiotics is a fruitless and destructive approach. Taking antibiotic is destructive because it upsets the natural balance of the P.acne in our body, eradicates the good probiotic bacteria and enables the intrusion of harmful bacteria to skin. Taking antibiotics is fruitless because constant intake of antibiotics will eventually cause the p.acne to become resistant to antibiotics. It is a fruitless approach also because it doesn’t stop the environment that caused the P.acne to multiply. The only way to stop acne permanently is to neutralize the acne environment (when the bacteria multiplies and feeds on blood toxins and excessive production of oil). To stop acne, you must balance oil secretion and discharge your body from accumulated toxins and control the nutritional, hormonal, psychological and environmental triggers. Killing the acne bacteria using antibiotics is a fruitless and destructive approach. Taking antibiotic is destructive because it upsets the natural balance of the P.acne in our body, eradicates the good probiotic bacteria and enables the intrusion of harmful bacteria to skin. Taking antibiotics is fruitless because constant intake of antibiotics will eventually cause the p.acne to become resistant to antibiotics. It is a fruitless approach also because it doesn’t stop the environment that caused the P.acne to multiply.

The only way to stop acne permanently is to neutralize the acne environment (when the bacteria multiplies and feeds on blood toxins and excessive production of oil). To stop acne, you must balance oil secretion and discharge your body from accumulated toxins and control the nutritional, hormonal, psychological and environmental triggers.

]]> Comment on How to reduce oily skin and prevent acne (3) by admin http://www.sanafela.com/2009/11/prevent-acne-by-reducing-oily-skin-3/comment-page-1/#comment-273 admin Mon, 13 Jun 2011 14:43:21 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=428#comment-273 Hi Amber, Thanks for your question. At this time, Sana Fela products are only sold through our website. We may expand to stores in the future, but at this time we are sure that you will find the online ordering process very easy and risk-free, due to our money back guarantee. We appreciate your question and will email you a coupon for free shipping! The Sana Fela Team Hi Amber,

Thanks for your question. At this time, Sana Fela products are only sold through our website. We may expand to stores in the future, but at this time we are sure that you will find the online ordering process very easy and risk-free, due to our money back guarantee. We appreciate your question and will email you a coupon for free shipping!

The Sana Fela Team

]]> Comment on How to reduce oily skin and prevent acne (3) by Amber http://www.sanafela.com/2009/11/prevent-acne-by-reducing-oily-skin-3/comment-page-1/#comment-272 Amber Sat, 11 Jun 2011 14:53:08 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?p=428#comment-272 Is there any other places to get the skin care cream other than online?(I would like to try some but I need to know where I can get them> <) Thanks! Is there any other places to get the skin care cream other than online?(I would like to try some but I need to know where I can get them> <) Thanks!

]]> Comment on Contact us by Oily Skin Cream Customer Satisfaction Study | Sana Fela http://www.sanafela.com/forms/contact-us/comment-page-1/#comment-240 Oily Skin Cream Customer Satisfaction Study | Sana Fela Sun, 17 Apr 2011 18:35:49 +0000 http://www.sanafela.com/?page_id=168#comment-240 [...] As scientists, we love numbers and data. It had been our strong impression since the introduction of our Tangerine Anti-Shine Cream in December of ‘09 that it worked great for the large majority of people that purchased it. Of course, we already knew what the product could do to alleviate oily skin based on the reports from our testing panel. But there is nothing like seeing it in numbers. Obviously, the opinion and satisfaction of our customers is of utmost importance to us, so every customer receives an email from us, asking them to send us any comment, complaint, or question they want via our feedback form. [...] [...] As scientists, we love numbers and data. It had been our strong impression since the introduction of our Tangerine Anti-Shine Cream in December of ‘09 that it worked great for the large majority of people that purchased it. Of course, we already knew what the product could do to alleviate oily skin based on the reports from our testing panel. But there is nothing like seeing it in numbers. Obviously, the opinion and satisfaction of our customers is of utmost importance to us, so every customer receives an email from us, asking them to send us any comment, complaint, or question they want via our feedback form. [...]

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