I am thinking of buying dermalogica but so expensive. Where is cheapest place to buy.

Also, would like samples of some of the items. If anyone knows where you can get samples free please let me know.

Hi there,
The best place I can find is SkinCareAndBeautyProducts.com, they have unbeatable prices, free delivery and speedy postage. They also send loads of free samples with each order.
Hope this helps!

i get all mine from handbagsandperfumes.com
they have salon sizes so it lasts for ages
also got a few in the sale at my local department store but they were normal size

I too looked around for a while. My local skin care centre sold Dermalogica, but it was really expensive. I e-mailed a few websites to try and get free samples, but most of them didn't reply. When they did, it took ages.

One I contacted and use all of the time is http://www.dailygrooming.co.uk/

Apart from the cheap prices, they were really helpful and took the time to ask questions about my skin.

I have to say that I was warned by my therapist that a lot of products on the web can come from unknown sources and that was a worry to me. I contacted Dermalogica and they told me to uy only from an accredited stockist.

I have found a website called JerseyBeautyCompany.co.uk. This is the cheapest I have found Dermalogica.

hey i read your message and i hate to tell you but it is virtually impossible to get cheap dermalogica. iv been trying to find a place that sells it for cheap for nearly 2 years and had no luck, the only place i know sometimes does special offers is beauty flash website and you usually get free samples when you buy stuff or try going into a salon if you ask for some samples they usually give you them

hi did you find some cheap dermalogica products and samples if so could you advise me as i am looking for some as well

Hi Chloe

You could try e-bay. some of the sellers give samples with products bought....but you have to buy something first!!! You would probably need to see a dermalogica therapist person to person to have your skin looked at so she can advise you which products to use.

I went to beauty college where students did a dermalogica facial for a reduced fee. Whilst the service was rubbish, my skin did look and feel great. Maybe you can look into that at a first point of call?