Beauty

[tampagirl]

Does anyone else think that these models have let their skin dry out to get these on air results?

[SahmIam]

No.

[GCR18]

No.  

[AKgirl2]

I don't think they 'let' their skin dry out...I also think that these are the results of moisturized skin.  I don't see dramatic blah, blah

change, just moisturized skin.

[hoosieroriginal]

The reviews on both items are not good.  Not sure why anyone would spend their money for this.  I think women think if they pay more, the results will be better.  So not true. 

[ASLTW]

Another no here.

asltw

[kjae]

Not saying these products will work this way.  However, to comment on your question, these models are frequently on for other products and this is the way their skin looks. So, I do not believe they have purposely dried out their skin for this presentation.

[3suwm5]

My DH watched a skincare presentation one day, he never watches that kind of stuff.  He wondered if they did something to these gal's faces' to make them look so bad in the before.  Especially the foundation part of the presentation.  I had never looked at it in those terms, interesting perspective.

[3suwm5]

I've tried a few things from this line, back when it was relatively new at the Q.  It wasn't worth the price tag for me. MO

[shaggygirl]

The DRAMA the DRAMA, it's all about the DRAMA!! Didn't you see the DRAMA?