Anti Wrinkle 55® - Wrinkle Serum Product Review

Posted on February 18, 2010 with No Comments

There’s nothing more frustrating than a lotion or cream that doesn’t work.  Why?  Because you never really find out how good a given topical ointment, liniment, or whatever else is until it’s too late. The fastest a cream can get in giving you results is two weeks to a month, and that’s being optimistic. 

But AntiWrinkle 55® is different - its fast.  Not and “instant facelift”, but continued use will show smoothing and less wrinkles within hours and sustained smoothing within days.

Anti Wrinkle 55 Wrinkle Serum

Anti Wrinkle 55 Wrinkle Serum

Whether it’s an anti-aging cream to get rid of wrinkles, a skin whitening cream to whiten skin, or a skin moisturizer to replenish lost skin moisture, you never know what you’re going to get even up until you’ve finished your bottle of skincare product.  That’s what product reviews are for, in a sense; you need these to tell whether you should even bother trying out a cream for months-on-end or not.

As such, it sort of begs the question: Is Anti Wrinkle 55® worth your money and your time? There are a lot of anti-aging products presently out in the market; perhaps too many, even.

The more disenchanted consumers would probably daresay that you’ve used one anti-aging cream, tablet, and whatnot, you’ve used them all.  Barring Botox®, is getting yet another anti-wrinkle product (that’s actually named “Anti Wrinkle” from the get go) really necessary?

Nourish’s Anti Wrinkle 55® seems to be aware of this dilemma, which is why they made their product the most potent and high-level anti-wrinkle cream (serum) possible when it comes to taking away fine and deep lines as well as preventing their onset for years to come.

Argireline & Hyaluronic for Wrinkle-Free Skin

Granted, the previous sentence is a marketing byline that’s been used thousands of times before by different cosmetic companies, but the thing that makes this brand stand out is its two active ingredients: argireline and hyaluronic acid.

To be more precise, these two main components of Anti Wrinkle 55® are the ones that make the product so potent in the first place.  After it has sloughed off the deadened and aging layers of your skin, it will then promote the growth and healthiness of the newer skin underneath via facial muscle relaxation, skin rehydration, and collagen application reminiscent of the Botox procedure.

Yes, Anti Wrinkle 55® isn’t a better anti-wrinkle cream all-in-all, but it’s a serum that simply works, and that’s what customers are looking for.  And, as important for most consumers - the “price is right”. 

Best for the Money

Having evaluated possibly hundreds of serums, anti-aging creams, and wrinkle solutions, Anti-Wrinkle 55 is probably one of the best values for the money.  With a price in the low to mid $30’s and its “top-shelf” ingredients, the effectiveness per dollar is phenominal and its price is half to a third of many competing solutions.

In conclusion, because Nourish’s Anti Wrinkle 55® isn’t any better or worse than most other hyaluronic-acid-and-argireline-based anti-aging products (or, for that matter, any anti-aging products in general) currently available, it gets an above average grade of 9.00 out 10 stars.  It’s unremarkable, but useful - but, its price makes it amazing!

Buy Anti-Wrinkle 55

Solving Oily Skin Problems

Posted on January 27, 2010 with No Comments

Since we have all been teens, you know what I’m talking about.  That shiny film that seems to drape all over your face;  that slippery, greasy layer that makes you feel like you dipped your face in motor oil; that look of poor health that makes you want to hide your face and turn-away.

Well, whether we remember the reaction to oily skin problems to be quite so dramatic, its probably been a while sinc you’ve dealt with them.  I have a 16 year old daughter, however, and the issue of chronic oily skin and the religious acne symptoms are alive and well in our house.

Its not just teens

I don’t mean to puch too much spotlight on teens, but generally they face the most problems and socially it affects them the most - or at least it seems that way.

The other focus on teenagers is that a source for excessive oiliness is the over-activity of glands in our skin.  As with acne, hormonal and chemical makeup trigger secretions and raise vulnerability of  symptoms of greasiness and pimples.

How do we solve oily skin?

Problems with excess oiliness are most effectively dealt with by applying treatment to localized areas with high concentrations of Zinc.  In the proper formulation - generally not exceeding 1% by volume - Zinc regulates the physiologic activity of the glands and reduces oil output.

Zinc is most often combined in either facial cleansers or spot treatment toners - similar to StriDex.  Witch Hazel, Botanical DAE, Aloe Vera juice are often combined ingredients.  These help provide protection from high acidity and help prevent tissue from drying or cracking.

It is estimated 3 million Americans suffer from chronic and daily oily skin/face problems.  While the emphasis is generally on the ever-present teens, the consuming market is for adults looking for a solution to a problem. 

While there are numerous factors that trigger excess oils and deposits, heredity seems to be a major source and the use of Zinc-based products have been proven to be helpful.  Toners, masques and facial cleansers have been shown to work well to reduce secretions as well as properly manage and care for sensitive facial tissue.

What are the best products to use? 

I’d like to avoid being targeted for blatant promotion, but having worked with thousands of customers/patients, researched and consulted with numerous dermatologists, I know these ideas and products work well (of course, depends on the person and conditions)

  • Facial Cleanser - Down and out…the best way to go for many people.  Look for an oily face cleanser that has Zinc.  No joke, I have had folks calling and crying within 2 days of receiving a zinc-based cleanser.  For most, it works that well.
  • Toner - I put this in second place and a “step 2″ if the cleanser isn’t the answer.  A toner is concentrated and often contains a stronger formulation.  It is mostly used for difficult areas.  Again, this is the back-up but can safely be used on a daily basis.
  • Masque - Though very effective, I am tempted to throw this in the spa and body category.  Very therapeautic in its makeup, yet a workable solution for controlling oiliness.  I recommend usage weekly, though there is no harm for more frequent treatments.  Of course Zn is part of the formula, red and green clays absorb skin oil.  In this product, a derivative combination Zinc PCA is used.  Keeping with th bath and body theme, the product also contains honey, hyaluronic acid and jojoba oil to help smooth, moisturize and soften.

Solving oily skin problems is not that hard…it just requires consistent use of products that get the best results for you.

Read this article for more information to Get Rid of Oily Skin.

Spa Management in 2010

Posted on January 20, 2010 with 1 Comment

For many of us 2010 is and was a welcome challenge compared to 2010.  Many firms for which we consult or advise had a very difficult go in 2009 as they saw traffic, revenue and services contract.

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Preventing & Treating Puffy Eyes

Posted on December 29, 2009 with No Comments

Why the puffiness?

We often associate puffy eyes with crying or lack of sleep, but there are other common reasons for the bags that seem to accumulate during stressful times or when we age.

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Scytera for Psoriasis Treatment

Posted on November 30, 2009 with No Comments

A NEW TREATMENT FOR PSORIASIS

Scytera Provides Innovative Topical Coal Tar Foam in a Cosmetically Elegant, Patient-Pleasing Foam Vehicle.

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