Has anyone tried Crepe erase ??

jettaforce · ‎02-16-2011

Hi!

Just wondering if anyone has tried Crepe Erase. If so, does it work as they say it does? I'd love your input (Yay or Nay) before I purchase it.

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grandma r · ‎10-26-2010

Yes, I tried it. Used the entire amount of product and saw no change at all. My advice, save your money.

Kachina624 · ‎03-10-2010

There are poor reviews on it all over the Internet.

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ChouChou · ‎03-13-2010

I purchased Crepe Erase from the Q a few months ago. When it came I read the pamphlet that was in the box. In teeny tiny itsy bitsy type size was a warning that people with nut allergies should not use or use with care. I can't remember the exact wording but the nut allergy really caught my attention. I am allergic to peanuts and walnuts. I didn't even break the seal to open it. I called customer service and sent it back. I suggested that they might want to address that in their sales spiel. I saw it a few days ago and no mention of nut allergies.

Be careful out there!

Daysdee · ‎03-09-2010

I also ordered the Givenchy concealer/highlighter from QVC. Hard as a rock and did nothing. So small and was over $5.00 to return it. Plan to think it over more before ordering from QVC as returns are too costly. Will wait until I can get items locally or where I get free shipping and free returns.

KCDiva · ‎03-09-2010

I hated the my arms because the skin was so dehydrated looking & crepey. I love JM body butter and use it but it did nothing for the crepiness. I bought Cerave Moisturizing cream in the tub and I can't believe how good my arms look. I have been using it about 3 months. I am now using it on my hands and they feel like a baby's bottom but still appear old looking. It's the best product I have ever used as a body cream. it was about $12 at Wal-Mart.

Daysdee · ‎03-09-2010

@Daysdee wrote:
I also ordered the Givenchy concealer/highlighter from QVC. Hard as a rock and did nothing. So small and was over $5.00 to return it. Plan to think it over more before ordering from QVC as returns are too costly. Will wait until I can get items locally or where I get free shipping and free returns.

My apologies. I was thinking of another product. This is incorrect response re: Crepe Erase which I have not purchased.

blackhole99 · ‎08-22-2013

I noticed the last time the vendor was on she also had an exfoliate that went with the Crepe erase. I can see how using an exfoliate first would make the cream work better. I tried using the Skinn Olive & Enzyme Body Polish I have and followed with the Vanicream I got at Walmart and it worked very well. My skin appeared firmer with no crepey looking skin on my arms. Of course this is not a permanent fix unless you do it a few times a week forever.LOL Aging is a b--ch.

Tricolor · ‎04-19-2010

Even though the presentation sounded promising, I have heard from other posters that the stuff did nothing. Someone posted on here a few weeks ago about using Vanicream for crepey skin. I comes in a 16 oz. tub with a pump for about $13. I just started using it so I can't comment on the effectiveness. I do like the cream though. A little goes a long way. My skin is dry and it sinks right in. I use a pump per each arm and leg. So not much is needed.

zanna · ‎06-13-2010

Olay Quench Ultra Moisture body lotion is very good for arms, too. It contains shea butter and vitamins E & B3, but Angie "Hot and Flashy" recommended it on youtube because niacinamide is the 3rd ingredient. I like to put it on my arms and legs after a shower and before bed.