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[JudyL]

It used to be sold on the Q and is a device you put in your mouth to do exercises for facial and neck toning.  Anyway, was going through some things and found mine!  Talk about a flashback down memory lane.  LOL   Thought some long time Q viewers might remember it.  I'd forgotten I had one.

[candyagain]

I remember it! Loved the demonstrations, very quirky.

Never bought one but I had a series of facial exercises I did for years.

[Terrywu]

I still have mine.  Sadly,  like so other items I have purchased to ward off wrinkles and sagging and old age hasn't helped all that much.

[Venezia]

I remember it and it still sits on my side of the bathroom vanity.  Does it get used?  Not any more.  I did use it for quite a while, but like so many of us, I fell out of practice.

I do look at it each day and wonder if I should get back to using it.  Maybe some posters will be able to tell us, if they do and whether it works.

[Xivambala]

Funny you should mention this @JudyL. I saw a movie last week. I can't remember the name of it. There was a scene between Meryl Steep and Lily Tomlin. Lily was using one while talking to Meryl.

[JudyL]

@Venezia - well I took mine out and tried it again.  I mean, how could I not after finding it again.  Obviously I didn't keep up with it before.  We'll see how I do this time around.

@Xivambala that is hilarious that you saw that in the movie!

[GenXmuse]

I got one and it made my labionasal folds more pronounced so I quit using it. It was hard work!

[LuvmyLab]

I fell into the hype also and bought one many years ago. Didn't do a thing for me. 

[CaChica]

Yes, I still have it in my med cabinet.  I use it sporadically. I got new bands on eBay. I think it works with continued use.  I'm going to start again tonight when I do my weight workout. 

[Desertdi]

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@GenXmuse wrote:

I got one and it made my labionasal folds more pronounced so I quit using it. It was hard work!

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@GenXmuse    I didn't use the "flex"........but I tried facial exercises, and found that my lines became more pronounced, too.  di