Beauty

[kaydee50]

Before I read anything and just by looking at the pix, the one on the left looks a bit better.  Which is the "before" and which is the "after"??

[On It]

@JeanLouiseFinch The mirror sometimes reflects what we want to see, not what is actually there. I had no idea what was being treated. Thank you for the post.

[ahoymate]

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@On It wrote:

@JeanLouiseFinch The mirror sometimes reflects what we want to see, not what is actually there. I had no idea what was being treated. Thank you for the post.

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Hum, my mirror doesn't reflect what I want to see. Thus, I hate looking in the mirror((

[Kachina624]

@JeanLouiseFinch.  I never see much, if any, difference in the b&a pics.  Certainly not enough to justify the cost of the product or the time it takes to use it. 

I believe they're a figment of someone's immagination.   They hope to convince you that you see it too.

[justashopper]

I think it's really hard to take before and after pictures.  

[cheriere]

I couldn't tell enough of a difference to really matter.  Her pores looked a little smaller and her skin appeared to be more hydrated.

[JudyL]

I saw the same pic on FB and saw no difference.  There's another one - a different woman - and I saw no difference even though the poster said there was a "definite difference."  

[MalibuFox]

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I tried and tried and just really couldn't see a difference,

possibly in person it shows differently.. but if she feels 

like it did and she's happy...

[PansyBoo]

The thing I see in practically every before and after demo is that the after photo is always a hare smaller in scale as compared to the before. So not only do wrinkles look diminished but the cream or potion miraculously makes the nose, eyes, ears, mouth, etc. look smaller too. 😄

[Alsace Gal]

Before looks better. 
'I think it's the lighting.