I'm on my second jar. Since it lasts so long, I kept the 1st jar and use it to transfer enough from the new jar to last a few weeks to use daily. That way the majority isn't getting exposed all the time. My first jar wasn't gritty, but it also didn't seem as velvety on my face towards the end of the jar.

I have used the Wexler products for a very, very long time and I have never experienced what you describe. Of course, that doesn't mean I think you're lying.

Like others said, I'd bring it back, and rather than just demanding a return, ask if you can look at the serum you will exchange it for before you take it home. Look at the expiration date and try to find one that has the date furthest into the future.

If you still have no success, I recommend calling customer service.

Always remember 100% satisfaction. If you are having an issue with the serum it might be a quality issue take it back to the store and have them replace it please let them know of the issue and look at the new one to make sure before you leave the store. Customer Satisfaction is always number 1 on the list.

The store I shop at carries a line of products called Warren-Tricomi. I LOVE the Blow Dry Lotion from them. It's liquid Shea Butter and even though my hair is thin, this product does the trick without weighing down my hair.

I have very curly hair and I straighten it 1-2 times a week. I would suggest using the Frederic Fekkai Protein RX line to help protect your hair when heat styling and to also give it the nutrients that it needs to repair any damage. When styling use the Fekkai Smoothing Cream to rehydrate the hair and it will leave it smooth and frizz free.

There is a line in the Fekkai products called Protein Rx. Basically, it is a shampoo and conditioner and hair mask trio that helps bring damaged hair back up to it's natural, non-damaged levels. It helps with overprocessed or just flat-out damaged hair. I would definitely recommend giving that a try. Other than that, if you can get away with flat-ironing your hair once in awhile, it would definitely help.
The Protein Rx made a noticeable difference in how my hair looked. There were less fly-aways and what appeared to be less split ends. The one product I love is the hair mask. If you do no other product, do the reparative hair mask in the Protein Rx line.

If you are fair, I would recommend the pale. However, if you can get into the store you should be able to try a shade or two out before you purchase. If you can, put a little bit of the moisturizer on either the inside of your wrist or underneath your jaw line. Whichever shade blends the best is the one that you should go with. However, if you can't get in the store and have to purchase online Bath and Body works has a 100% guarentee on it's products, so if the shade doesn't work for you, it is very easy to return/exchange it.

I am very light naturally and i burn more than i tan so i would go with the light. and you wont really have to worry about it being too pale because it is only a tint not a cover up it works with your natural skin tone.

I really like CO Bigelow's Vitamin Boost Gel Cleanser for normal to oily skin. My skin always feels clean and refreshed after washing with it. It has a bit of salycilic acid in it. It does not dry my skin out.

I have combination skin, oily t zone with normal/dry everywhere else. I have used the Wexler Universal Anti-Aging Cleanser and I am very happy with it. However, I have found that if I use it in conjunction with her Microbrasion Exfoliater (using that 2-3 x's a wk) I have fabulous results! My skin is beautifully clear and baby soft. I have been using her skin care for about a year and this is the happiest I have ever been with the condition of my skin.

I would also recommend the Wexler Anti Aging kit for you. This is how I was introduced to the Wexler products and I am very happy with the kit. I have branched out to a few other products in her line and one that I think you may like is her 3 - 1 eye cream. It helps lift, firm, and help with anti-aging. I love the texture of this cream (it's very souffle like) and since I have been using it, I have very few "puffy eye" out breaks. The best tip I could give you is with anything you try, keep at it. When I started using the Wexler line, my skin started breaking out. I was concerned, but I found out that this was it's way of working...clearing out any impurties that were in my skin and what not. It lasted about a week and a half and then I saw some amazing results, and haven't turned back since.

I would recommend starting with a kit to help you decide which products work best for you.

http://www.bathandbodyworks.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3204618&cp=&sr=1&kw=wexler+kit&origkw=wexler+kit&parentPage=search

This is my favorite kit, it includes a cleanser, a day time moisturizer, an eye cream, and the full size intensive night reversal and repair cream with a coupon to try the serum.

Jonathan Product is a 100% vegan hair care line. My favorite product is the spray dirt, however, you should only use tiny bit at a time.

Hey there... Some of your local BBW stores should carry 100% Pure. It is a great vegan product it has everything from body wash to scrubs and some stores should have lip gloss and blush as well

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If you are just looking for a general cleanser and moisturizer try the CO Bigelow line. They have just released some new products which I haven't tried but I love the Oil-free lotion and the Eye Depuff cream.

It's hard to say. Everybody's skin chemistry is very different. Some people go through their teenage years without a single pimple, and then get years and years of them in their 20s or 30s. Body and Genetics play a huge favor.

As far as natural products, for acne, there isn't many. I would look into the Murad line, personally, as I've heard very good things about the line.

There is a good amount of organic and natural BODY care, but nothing that I am aware of for acne.

it depends on which products your referring to. the Bath&Body products, Spa&Aromatherapy work well for whoever. When it comes to hair it depends on your hair type I'm mixed. [african & chinese] my hair texture is fine and i use just about anything, my sister on the other hand has hair that's more course and thick we don't use the same hair products. she prefers to always go to the salon. I use anything i choose at home. So basically it depends on your hair texture.

All products that Bath and Body Works sells are suitable for people of all genders, races, and otherwise.

I would not be shopping at a store if it catered to only one clientele. Even if that were the case, there's nothing in these products that make them right or wrong for people just on what gender they are or what their skin color is.

The important thing you need to think about is your skin type. If you have drier skin, you'll want to use a heavier lotion, such as the Body Butter. If you have oilier skin, you'll want to use a thinner lotion or moisturizer.

You can alway rely on the Wexler line for great results. Currently though, I'm using the CO Bigelow Eye Depuff Cream and love it. I put it on before my makeup in the morning and before going to bed. Try to get a lot of rest, drink plenty of water, and do NOT rub you eyes to help reduce the darkness.

I don't use any of the eye products that BBWs sells but I know that if you put whatever product that you do buy in the fridge that it will help to calm your puffiness down and also feel really good at the same time.