Q Talk

[ellaphant]

Why don't we see these results " that reverse the signs of aging" on Jane or any other 

host? Don't understand how anyone believes these claims....

[Janey2]

@ellaphant  Maybe these creams and potions do help. They could possibly look worse if they did not use them.

[FancyPhillyshopper]

This is a somewhat mean-spirited comment.

Unfortunately, aging will not be stopped by any kind of cream.

Genetics, lifestyle (diet and weight), sun tolerarance, environment (pollution) all affect skin in many adverse ways through time.

Creams can help to moisturize the skin to keep it more healthy and plump, which helps one look better. I use cream every day and every night, on many parts of my skin, and I have done so for decades.  I do agree that certain creams are superior to others.

However, the way I look is derived mainly by my genes and my personal actions. I do think we have to take responsibility to be caretakers of our own health and welfare. 

I never criticize the looks of another woman like this, because that is a sad way to be and to live. 

I find most of the hosts very, very lovely, and they all have a nice sense of fashion due to working on the Q for so many years!

[ellaphant]

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@FancyPhillyshopper wrote:

This is a somewhat mean-spirited comment.

Unfortunately, aging will not be stopped by any kind of cream.

Genetics, lifestyle (diet and weight), sun tolerarance, environment (pollution) all affect skin in many adverse ways through time.

Creams can help to moisturize the skin to keep it more healthy and plump, which helps one look better. I use cream every day and every night, on many parts of my skin, and I have done so for decades.  I do agree that certain creams are superior to others.

However, the way I look is derived mainly by my genes and my personal actions. I do think we have to take responsibility to be caretakers of our own health and welfare. 

I never criticize the looks of another woman like this, because that is a sad way to be and to live. 

I find most of the hosts very, very lovely, and they all have a nice sense of fashion due to working on the Q for so many years!

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My comment is not mean spirited. I'm pointing out QVC with the Beauty industry 

promotes false results. " look younger in one week" and various other claims that are simpky not true. Yes, any decent cream will temporarily make skin softer and hydrated .

Reverse aging? No. The female Q hosts are aging along with the rest us. 

[Still Raining]

Hosts are paid to be salespeople.  Honesty is not required.  Ever.  Bet they have some oceanfront property for sale too 😆

[ellaphant]

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@Still Raining wrote:

Hosts are paid to be salespeople.  Honesty is not required.  Ever.  Bet they have some oceanfront property for sale too 😆

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Sad that millions of women believe these products will make an difference in aging.

I could never be a host and present totally misleading information. 

[Kachina624]

@ellaphant.  I guess women don't want to recognize that the "afters" they show usually look the same or better than the "befores".  Hope springs eternal with women and their faces.

[Desertdi]

Voluma® works for me.    YES, I admit it!!!!

[ellaphant]

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@Desertdi wrote:

Voluma® works for me.    YES, I admit it!!!!

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Yes, I've used fillers. Also had my upper eye lids done. I don't 

waste money on things that don't work.  

[Parischic]

Any good cream, Oil of Olay, L'Oreal will work fine. To make a real difference in wrinkles is Botox and fillers.
Vitamin C does help with skin brightening and lightening age spots and wearing SPF sunscreen everyday is a must
Save your money on the fancy names and get what really works!