Beauty

[AngelPuppy1]

I just saw that there is a Genie Instant Line Smoother set - a larger bottle and a smaller bottle for $40 - which I thought was a good deal.  Does anybody use this still - and if so do you enjoy it?  I think I used it ages ago but can't remember for sure.  It might have been a similar product?  Is this the same thing that Leigh Valentine represented here a long time ago?  

Anyway, does anybody like this?  I thought it might be something mild and gentle to use on my sensitive skin.

Thanks! 

[Jacie]

i tried it years ago and it was worthless, save your money!

[AngelPuppy1]

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@Jacie wrote:

i tried it years ago and it was worthless, save your money!

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@Jacie 

It didn't do anything?  Oh, my --- that's not right that they act like it does something.  I watched the demo and it looked kind of nice.  Thank yo!  

[Jacie]

@AngelPuppy1 it cracks and krinkles when you smile and you can't put anything over it, like any foundation or concealer. Just not good IMHO. 

[Natureluvr]

I’ve always been curious about these products but whenever I read reviews, they mostly say exactly what @AngelPuppy1 said.

[wagirl]

I tried it too and I agree with @Jacie --saw absolutely no difference. Just hype!! 

[Shelbelle]

Leigh Valentine never was the rep for Genie, she was the rep for Distinctions . 

[Shelbelle]

I get very positive results from using PTR Line Smoother and the one from Westmore, use these mainly under the eyes. sometimes I mix the 2 since Westmore is tinted. 

[haddon9]

I have tried several of these products in the past including Genie.

They work up to a point....however they tend to leave a white film & residue, they are basically a glue that smooths out wrinkles & puffiness but you can't put makeup on over it and don't sweat!

I also don't think it's very good for your skin.

[Effie54]

@AngelPuppy1  I tried it as well....it did nothing except leave my face tight, white and dry. All those products are the same.