--WAIT A MINUTE-- Is that a worry wrinkle on my forehead?! I'm only 28!!
My baby skin world is crashing down all around me. "Stop freaking out MEGAN!" With every expression I make in the mirror, deep lines appear on my face. I began to remember the countless summers I applied tanning oil to my face, or every night I went to bed without washing my face. What was 15 year-old Megan thinking? Idiot! I have destroyed my chances of not looking like this:
Okay, there's got to be a product out there that will rewind some of the damage without sending me to a plastic surgeon.I just need to preserve what I've already got. I don't have a bank account to cover the popular anti-wrinkle regimes of Strivectin and microdermabrasions, so I turned to something affordable: Garnier Nutritioniste
I had never used this product before and to be honest I purchased it only because it was on sale. I hoped that it would make a difference, but from what I learned from my internet research, there isn't a product out there that has the same effect as microdermabrasions and chemical peels (all of which I can't afford). I'm not saying that Garnier is going to give you the same results, but I began to notice a significant difference in my face within two weeks. My face felt and looked tighter. The ultimate result was a blind compliment from my husband. "Hey Megs, your skin looks good." Ok, if he noticed, there must be an improvement. So here comes my product review:
Name: Garnier Nutritioniste Ultra-Lift Pro Deep Wrinkle Roller
Price: On Sale for $10
Product Details: When you put it on it has a nice smell. It is very thin and rolls on easily. Your face instantly feels tighter as if you've put a layer of glue over the top. It's not sticky like glue, so don't worry, and it dries fairly quickly. I experience a slight burn when I put it on. I don't know why but I like the burn, as if the stuff is actually doing something (I'm weird).
Secret Ingredient: The newest thing on the market is PRO-XYLANE. I had no idea what this was until I did a little research on the web. Every review about anti-wrinkle/aging seemed to mention it, so I figured it was important. Here's what it is (someone else's words):
A sugar-derivative, this patent-pending molecule mimics xylose, a type of sugar naturally found in the skin, to dramatically boost and strengthen skin’s moisture content, a patented scientific breakthrough: helps restore essential moisture deep in skin’s surface, replenishing the eye contour to improve firmness and luminosity – as if signs of aging are visibly repaired. Repairs visible signs of aging by restoring skin’s essential moisture • Improves elasticity and firmness • Diminishes appearance of fine lines and wrinkles
