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"\"Facial in a bottle\"? Yes, please! I had heard a lot about Biologique Recherche's P50 from various industry folk&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;from the way people describe it, it's regarded almost as a miracle product! So when I...\n\n[\n\n](http://blog.teenvogue.com/photos/uncategorized/2007/05/15/p50_single_2.jpg) \"Facial in a bottle\"? Yes, please! I had heard a lot about Biologique Recherche's P50 from various industry folk&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;from the way people describe it, it's regarded almost as a miracle product! So when I got the chance to try it, needless to say, I was excited. So... First off, don't be dissuaded by the, um, \"medicinal\" smell. Facialist Aida Bicaj attributes it to the high concentrations of lactic acid, witch hazel, and myrrh extract&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;all of which help to resurface, tone, and hydrate. After using it (post cleanse... All you do is swipe a dampened cotton ball along the face) for a week, my skin looked clearer&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;and some of the allergy-induced redness around my nose faded... Hmmm... Visit biologique-recherche.com for more info!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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