Q Talk

[ellaphant]

Totally fake. No product can lift skin remove lines. If you believe the hype, I have some land for sale.....channel changer.

[Spacrazy]

@ellaphant   You are exactly right!

[PamfromCT]

Well, my biggest chuckle is when I can't tell the difference between before and after.  Plenty of those.  And how many times has someone on the Telly tried to sell mascara when they are obviously wearing false eyelashes.  

[Shelbelle]

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@PamfromCT wrote:

Well, my biggest chuckle is when I can't tell the difference between before and after.  Plenty of those.  And how many times has someone on the Telly tried to sell mascara when they are obviously wearing false eyelashes.  

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Yes, Shawn will do that, if she is selling mascara, she will apply it over her false lashes. 

[PamfromCT]

@Shelbelle 

Yes, I don't watch Shawn often, but I have seen her do that.

I guess some think we are very dumb.

[wagirl]

It's not just Prai--it's ALL those dumb before and afters---I can never see any difference. Yes, total hype --I do use Prai on my neck and I can tell a big difference--in the texture ----I am lucky not to have any wrinkles or lines or turkey neck stuff--but I notice the texture and softness. I like the Nia  by Strivectin  too.

[docsgirl]

Aside from what all of you mentioned, what I don't understand is when they say, '97% said it smoothed their skin,' but they don't tell you 97% of how many.  It could be 97% of 20 or 50 or 200...who knows.  Those are not valid stats.

Another thing I don't understand is when the small print says the results are temporary.  How long is their temporary?  Is it 1/2 hour, 2 hours, 3 hours, etc.?  Just my rambling thoughts.