Beauty

[NativeJax]

Anyone use it? I have trouble believing this works...

[GSPgirl]

Read the online reviews on the internet.  They don't sound good.  

[NativeJax]

That's what I figured...😜

[noodleann]

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@NativeJax wrote:
Anyone use it? I have trouble believing this works...

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Nomorebirthdays started a thread on it several days ago. You might find the replies helpful. It's called "Crepe Erase?"

[AKgirl2]

Just googled, average rating by 91 people was 1.9 stars out of five.  Not good.

[Kachina624]

Once you lose the elasticity in your skin, no cosmetic is going to restore it. 

[Katcat1]

A waste of time and money. 

[isobella]

I agree, I would certainly not pay $89.00 for it.

[NativeJax]

Yup, NEVER would I spend my hard earned money on that...

[software]

I'm curious about the ingredients.   Wonder if it's posted?

I think you can get similar results from other products with similar ingredients.

And you can minimize the crepey look with a good hand lotion.

I've been using Gold Bond Ultimate "restoring"

It makes a difference, although temporary.

The Gold Bond has 24 hr moisture, CoQ10, ceramides & lipids.

When I first get up in the morning, I am really crepey looking, after my shower, I use the lotion and during the day I notice I'm not so crepe-y

I don't remember the price of the GB, maybe $5 for the small size.

There are other formulas also.

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@NativeJax wrote:
Anyone use it? I have trouble believing this works...

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