Skin MD Natural Shielding Lotion Giveaway :: CLOSED

Wednesday, November 11, 2009



Winter. Harsh winds, breath taking cold weather. Jack frost nipping at your nose. And your fingers, and your elbows, and your knees. That's the one part of winter time that I down right dread. The elements take such a toll on my skin this time of year, it literally hurts. I've used Skin MD Natural Shielding lotion before and have raved about it. Let's refresh your memory, shall we?

I love that the natural shielding lotion is fragrance free, as that tends to really irritate my skin. And while I admit that I was skeptical when I read that I only needed a small amount {I scoffed thinking,surely my skin will soak it up like a biscuit does gravy!}. It did indeed absorb quickly and I waited for that dryness to quickly follow, but this time it didn't. It actually locked in the moisture and I didn't think about it the rest of the day. It wasn't greasy - I could turn a door knob. By far this is the best skin care product I've come across, and I've tried so many. I'm completely sold.
Read the rest of my review here.
I still use Skin MD Natural Shielding Lotion especially as of late with the weather changing. The heater is on in our apartment most of the day, and I'm sure that doesn't help the quality of my skin either.

You can purchase Skin MD Natural™ online or find a location near you that sells it. Give yourself and your loved ones the wonderful gift of healthy nourished skin! Slip a bottle in their stocking.

Skin MD was kind enough to offer up a bottle of their Natural Shielding Lotion to one of my readers!



This is merely a giveaway to offer my readers, provided by Skin MD. The review excerpt was taken from a past review I wrote for Skin MD Natural Shielding Lotion. I received no compensation for this post. You can read more about my reviews in my Acknowledgment Policy.





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161 comments:

Jennifer-Eighty MPH Mom said...

I learned that it can help eczema - that is wonderful!

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lmurley2000 said...

Skin treatment with pumpkin is just as nourishing outside as inside.
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Amber said...

I learned to avoid thick and greasy moisturizers!
Thank you for the giveaway :)
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409cope said...

I learned that Skin MD acts as a barrier to shield the skin from irritants. cardshark42(at)hotmail(dot)com

Lee P said...

I learned that Skin MD would be great for my daughter who has eczema because it forms a protective layer that locks in natural moisture. Thank you for this nice giveaway.

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Lee P said...

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Lee P said...

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Lee P said...

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Wehaf said...

I learned that there is a version of Skin MD with SPF 15.

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llinda29 said...

Everyday skin care routine should provide complete protection and hydration to the skin. To achieve this goal, harsh environ­mental irritants along with excessive sun radiation should be kept away from the skin so that it remains youthful and healthy

clc408 said...

Pumpkin is good for the whole body, but it’s especially good for the skin when used topically.

Lee P said...

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brennaboo said...

I learned that "When you have dry, itchy skin you know that the protective outer layer of skin has been stripped away." Makes sense. My hands are so dry today. I've applied lotion a half dozen times. :(

Lee P said...

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jennem said...

In order for the skin to heal and return to its healthy condition you have to seal in the moisture and oils that are below the outer layer of skin and protect it from the irritants in the environment
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shalamaryta said...

If you have an unsightly blemish you'd like to get rid of fast, try a good natural shielding lotion.

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Lee P said...

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elkaye said...

Skin MD Natural has a moisturizing factor of at least 6 times greater than glycerin



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elkaye said...

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chlorinebrain said...

I learned that When you have dry, itchy skin you know that the protective outer layer of skin has been stripped away.

lmurley2000 said...

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ktgonyea said...

I learned that When you have dry, itchy skin you know that the protective outer layer of skin has been stripped away.

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Lee P said...

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lmurley2000 said...

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Nancy said...

I learned that no animal products or testing are used. It also Fragrance and colorant free which is something I look for.

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Lee P said...

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msrodeobrat said...

i learned that skin md products are good for people with eczema and other skin conditions

lmurley2000 said...

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bison61 said...

I read that A good dry skin treatment can lock in natural moisture to help get rid of (or prevent) fine lines and wrinkles – which makes a huge difference in how we look. Many dry skin care treatment products contain chemicals that dry the skin further, and clog the pores. Your best bet is a good natural shielding lotion.

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Lee P said...

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gypsy_jewels said...

I learned how to make a cranberry lip balm!! :) Totally want to try it!

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Lee P said...

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Pat said...

I learned that it has a moisturizing factor of at least 6 times greater than glycerin.
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brennaboo said...

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Lee P said...

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lissaxolove said...

The tips I learned is drink water, take short showers/baths and moisturize!
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Michelle said...

I learned... Wear sunscreen! The number one cause of skin aging is too much sun exposure.

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Lee P said...

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lmurley2000 said...

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Lee P said...

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erma said...

I had learned that skin treatment with pumpkin is just as nourishing outside as it is inside.
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brownhairgirl7 said...

I learned that "Dry skin and itchy skin are nature's way of warning you that the protective elements of your outer layer of skin have been stripped away."

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Elena said...

I learned that one could get rid of cellulite with foot baths.

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Auriette said...

I learned that people with thyroid problems can experience related skin-care issues. I also learned that Skin Care MD should be available at my local Kmart, but I've never been able to find it there.

Sarah said...

I learned that chemicals in skin care products can affect babies in utero!

amy said...

we dont get the greasy moisturizers.thanks
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dvice said...

One tip is: Rather than having to spend a lot of time on skin care treatment, consider replacing some of your meals with vegetable juices.

Lee P said...

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Jackee Ann said...

I learned this can help eczema, that is great!
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kathy pease said...

sneak in the time for a professional facial. Proper cleansing, nourishment and maybe even a little microdermabrasion or peel will get things off to a good start.

Jackee Ann said...

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lmurley2000 said...

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Gianna said...

If you have an unsightly blemish you'd like to get rid of fast, try a good natural shielding lotion.

lilyk said...

I liked the tip about replacing some of your meals with vegetable juices.

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Elizabeth said...

I learned that skin MD forms a protective barrier that shields skin from irritants.

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ZESTYWONDERLAND said...

I learned:

If you have an unsightly blemish you'd like to get rid of fast, try a good natural shielding lotion. Really, it could be gone, or close enough to it, with just one application.
How does it work? A good natural shielding lotion made without toxic and irritating chemicals and with healing ingredients like aloe vera, Vitamin E and chamomile helps the skin heal on its own by locking in natural moisture and protecting the skin from chemicals, dirt and other substances. Once it's protected, it can accelerate the healing process without interference.

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