Beauty

[sueinsf]

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@GingerHead wrote:

@Dazlin 

Right now I'm loving 

904-752 Nakery Beauty Pave the Way Flawless Filter Wrinkle Filler on HSN. It's on special for $25.20 + free shipping. Last time it was on special I bought 2 backups.

The reviews are fair but I don't think most people use it right or who knows but I love it and even reviewed it about 5 months ago, you can see my review on the first page under my same nickname.

Good Luck! 

Well here's my review from HSN:

AMAZING!!!!!

5 months ago

Please never stop making this....it's amazing! I see the bad reviews where people say it balls up and it most certainly will if you apply it wrong. You have to experiment. What I do is use this as a finishing step to my makeup or no makeup (just sunscreen). After finishing my makeup I'll take a small amount and pat, pat it onto my problem areas (wrinkles and big pores) especially crows feet area. It literally makes you look pore-less and wrinkles disappear. It's not like that glue stuff you put on your face where as soon as you smile it cracks, this is like a thick, pillowy, moisturizing, primer. I see this as very similar to a thick primer like M asam Perfect Teint (which I also use or used) but better with better ingredients. If you don't like it .....try it again! Remember Patty, Pat, Pat....don't rub it.

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 @GingerHead I've used Perfect Teint in the past.  Good to know you've had a good experience with the Nakery product.  Did you see they have a 2 pack on sale now for $30?

[Dazlin]

@GingerHead ...I actually had M.Asam perfect teint years ago...and I liked it very much.

Ill definitely look into Nakery. Thank you!!

[GingerHead]

@sueinsf  Thanks!

No I didn't see that Duo pack! I've been robbed...I thought I did good when I got them for $23.40 each (I stocked up on 2 of those). I'm always afraid things I love will be discontinued.

Yes, it reminds me of MAsam Perfect teint, which I've used for many years. But I like this one's texture better...It seems more cushiony,  moisturizing and blurring.

I see the reviews are iffy on this, I think some people expect miracles and maybe use too much....not sure but I love it for my purposes and the way I use it. I've used this and the MAsam before that most everyday for many many years and notice when I don't.

[GingerHead]

@Dazlin 

Yes, not sure if it'll work for your purposes but I love it for big pores and eye crinkles....it really makes a huge difference for me anyway.

If you get it make sure you get the Duo pack that @sueinsf  wrote about....way cheaper.

Good Luck!!!!

[Dazlin]

@GingerHead ...I just ordered it...the duo!

 Thank you !

[Icegoddess]

Are we talking about Marionette lines?

BTW, I use Perfect Teint for the eye crinklies in the inner corner and also the one deep horizontal wrinkle on my forehead.  It keeps my under-eye brightener from settling into the eye crinkles.  

[SilleeMee]

Perfect Teint has a lot of silicone in it...first five ingredients are all silicones. Needs an oil-based cleanser to remove it properly.

[Shanus]

@SilleeMee   As always, I agree with your post about fillers being the best option. 

I've been hearing horror stories about dentists, derm techs, etc. doing injections and are not experienced in the deep muscles of the face and also be careful of illegal and false fillers. If the price seems like a bargain, run the other way. 

[SilleeMee]

@Shanus 

There's worse than that where some regular people buy (illegal) injectables online and inject them into themselves. Craziness. 

[KLm]

@Dazlin  I have issues with the area around my mouth also and the marionette lines. With the help of the posters on this forum, I now use a red light mask and a Nira Pro. These have helped.

I've used some kind of microcurrent machine since Connie Stevens sold the things on HSN. My recent Nuface stopped working. It wasn't that old. I bought the small one for cost reasons.

I replaced it with the Foreo Bear 2 Go. This is the small travel version of their Bear. Cost reasons again.

I love this little thing. It doesn't pulse like all the others do. Nor does it beep. If I were a first timer I'd have to follow the app (which I may end up doing anyway.) The microcurrent runs continually. I use any gel with these devices to allow the current to flow. 

I also use (and I hate to admit this) a facial flex I bought from QVC decades ago.