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[jlkz]

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@hopi wrote:

I'm so old my grandmother had a wash machine with a  hand wringer,

they used to deliver fresh milk to the front door

and you could buy ice blocks,

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And, my grandmother and my mother had freshly killed chicken and eggs delivered to the door !

[JYWilliams]

LOL...@SloopJohnB, I also have thought the before pictures looks better than the after pictures.

[Tinkrbl44]

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@Bonkers1 wrote:

I find myself getting so cynical on the before and after skincare demos.  Many times I don't see a difference.

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@Bonkers1 

ITA, so that rules out possibly making a purchase.  If you can't see any difference, what would be the point of buying it?  lol 

Saves me time and money.  

[pdlinda]

@SloopJohnB  YES, I agree with you.  Sometimes the 

"after" looks worse than the "before"...

[Dazlin]

• It's the tricky lighting they they present....the before is usually darker, and model has no hair or make up done. .im saying even the slightest....where as the after...is well lit with light, which bounces off their skin giving the illusion of a glow...then pores, and lines are harder to see...but if you look hard enough  they're still there.  Look at their brows, and hair....sometimes those are touched up too.   Annoys me, because it's dishonest. 

[pigletsmom]

It always looks to me like they add a little lighting to the after pick. Just enough that it looks like a soft glow but it sort of blurs away everything.

[Cakers3]

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@SloopJohnB wrote:

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@Bonkers1 wrote:

I find myself getting so cynical on the before and after skincare demos.  Many times I don't see a difference.

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@Bonkers1   Not only do I sometimes not see a difference, but the before looks better than the after.  Lol

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@SloopJohnB 🤣 👍

[wagirl]

I can never see a difference----not enough for the asinine ooohs and ahhhs by the hosts and vendors---drives me batty!!!

[Kachina624]

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@hopi wrote:

I'm so old my grandmother had a wash machine with a  hand wringer,

they used to deliver fresh milk to the front door

and you could buy ice blocks,

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@hopi. I'm so old my mother had a washer with a wringer.  We had a milk man while I  was in high school.

No ice box though

[frenchie]

I think pretty much any brand of cream you use regularly will soften wrinkles. Im' 82 and don't have any deep ones. Of course your genes has something to do with that and no smoking. Oh, and about wringer washers, my first one was. And I carried a pocketbook and wore dungarees. lol