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I have never fallen for the marketing speel of face creams that are supposed to iron out wrinkles with aha liposome thingys or extract of monkey gland but after many years of refusing to buy this nonsense, i have finally purchased one and it works !!!!!!!!!

I tried the botox and derma filler. One it hurts and two, it's hurts when paying the bill.



I'm not allowed to advertise here so re-arrange '7NO'. Intense protect and perfect.

I've used this for over a year now and I've come to the sad conclusion that it truly is a bugger getting old! :-1

abbey;1208045 wrote: I've used this for over a year now and I've come to the sad conclusion that it truly is a bugger getting old! :-1 I tried the tester on Mr O's scrotum first. I thought 'if it gets the wrinkles out of that, I'm buying it'.

It's had a really good result on me and i must say i've noticed a heck of a difference. Here's the before and after pics:

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WOW!! I googled it-about 20 # or 30# on e-bay. Does it work at all?

Those fox babies are darling and so tame looking.

I read in the paper thats the only one so far the scientists have said actually does make some difference Im using Avon stuff at the moment Anew,, the derma filler,, :yh_rotflbut the day and night creams are lovely and make my skin feel really nice.. i cant say i can see a massive dofference as far as wrinkles go ,,, but my skin does somehow look and feel loads better,:D so i think i will carry on using it:D

kazalala;1208166 wrote: I read in the paper thats the only one so far the scientists have said actually does make some difference Im using Avon stuff at the moment Anew,, the derma filler,, :yh_rotflbut the day and night creams are lovely and make my skin feel really nice.. i cant say i can see a massive dofference as far as wrinkles go ,,, but my skin does somehow look and feel loads better,:D so i think i will carry on using it:D


Will someone please PM me and tell me what the hell you lot are talking about as I aint a bleedin clue and I spend a fortune as you know Kaz on skin stuff and still look 25 and I need to look younger for my student passes:D

'Miracle' face cream costs less than £2 - Telegraph

Bill Sikes;1208209 wrote: 'Miracle' face cream costs less than £2 - TelegraphWhat a Gentleman you are Bill.....Thankyou;)

Carolly;1208211 wrote: Thankyou;)


I've used this on the Young Master's face - it seems quite good stuff.

Bill Sikes;1208218 wrote: I've used this on the Young Master's face - it seems quite good stuff.


Who is the Young Master Bill

Bill Sikes;1208218 wrote: I've used this on the Young Master's face - it seems quite good stuff.I have good skin and no wrinkles so Chris tells me:rolleyes: but he is bias lol...mind you the amount of dosh I have spent on it im entitled to have the skin of a peach fgs.....in my dreams:wah:;).I will see if I can look into this as if its good enough for The Young Master its good enough for yours truely:D;)

Kathy Ellen;1208220 wrote: Who is the Young Master Bill: confused:


The Young Master is just the Young Master, that's all - there's a photo. of him somewhere around...

Carolly;1208221 wrote: I have good skin and no wrinkles so Chris tells me:rolleyes: but he is bias lol...mind you the amount of dosh I have spent on it im entitled to have the skin of a peach fgs.....in my dreams:wah:;).I will see if I can look into this as if its good enough for The Young Master its good enough for yours truely:D;) I really don't know how to say this without sounding teribly big headed. I suppose i have just always been very lucky with my skin and have been blessed but i do not have any wrinkles at my age at all. I do have a frown line i want to get rid of but not actual wrinkles. All my life i have used Boots own brand moisterising cream. I started using it when i was in my teens and it cost 49p and it's still only £1.69 to this day for a large tub. I use it to take make up off with and it's brilliant. I bought the No 7 serum because as Kaz said, i saw a report in the press that it was the only one that actually did what it said it should do.

abbey;1208045 wrote: I've used this for over a year now and I've come to the sad conclusion that it truly is a bugger getting old! :-1


You'll never be old to me.

You are a pistol and my little Abbeynormal.

oscar;1208232 wrote: I really don't know how to say this without sounding teribly big headed. I suppose i have just always been very lucky with my skin and have been blessed but i do not have any wrinkles at my age at all. I do have a frown line i want to get rid of but not actual wrinkles. All my life i have used Boots own brand moisterising cream. I started using it when i was in my teens and it cost 49p and it's still only £1.69 to this day for a large tub. I use it to take make up off with and it's brilliant. I bought the No 7 serum because as Kaz said, i saw a report in the press that it was the only one that actually did what it said it should do.Whats it like on feet as they have aged more than me face fgs.:-5

Carolly;1208236 wrote: Whats it like on feet as they have aged more than me face fgs.:-5
That Boots moisterising cream is lush any where on the body but for feet, I can say that The Body Shops cocoa butter is gorgeous for feet.

oscar;1208237 wrote: That Boots moisterising cream is lush any where on the body but for feet, I can say that The Body Shops cocoa butter is gorgeous for feet.I used to sell pedeggs in my previous life lol and Chris does my feet with one and its fab:-4 but I have some hard skin on my left foot at the side below my little toe and no matter what we do it kills me walking.He even bought me a corn fingy pad to put on it but still hurts like hell walking.

Carolly;1208241 wrote: I used to sell pedeggs in my previous life lol and Chris does my feet with one and its fab:-4 but I have some hard skin on my left foot at the side below my little toe and no matter what we do it kills me walking.He even bought me a corn fingy pad to put on it but still hurts like hell walking.
Hard skin can actually be so painfull. I would seriously pay the money to have it pproffessionally removed and then start from scratch. No cream will get rid of hard skin build up so your better off having it removed and then start with the cream to stop it coming back.

oscar;1208244 wrote: Hard skin can actually be so painfull. I would seriously pay the money to have it pproffessionally removed and then start from scratch. No cream will get rid of hard skin build up so your better off having it removed and then start with the cream to stop it coming back.No cream will I agree but under my feet is like a babies bum as its so soft now and OMG it used to be sooo bad....getting through the Blackwall Tunnel in the rush hour would have been easier than getting through to the soft skin on my feet after years of not taking care of them:o but we did it ....except for this tiny bit at the side of me foot...he does it and the amount of skin that goes in the Egg is amazing and feels alot better but seems to come back so fast and I know it has to do with Sandels I am wearing but have tried others with no avail:(I cant believe im online telling the world about me hard skin ffs:-5:rolleyes::o

Carolly;1208249 wrote: No cream will I agree but under my feet is like a babies bum as its so soft now and OMG it used to be sooo bad....getting through the Blackwall Tunnel in the rush hour would have been easier than getting through to the soft skin on my feet after years of not taking care of them:o but we did it ....except for this tiny bit at the side of me foot...he does it and the amount of skin that goes in the Egg is amazing and feels alot better but seems to come back so fast and I know it has to do with Sandels I am wearing but have tried others with no avail:(I cant believe im online telling the world about me hard skin ffs:-5:rolleyes::o
:wah: We all have it Carolly :wah: I'm afraid, i spent too many years in stilletto's and 6 inch heels. We never learn do we?

oscar;1208251 wrote: :wah: We all have it Carolly :wah: I'm afraid, i spent too many years in stilletto's and 6 inch heels. We never learn do we?Oh I had forgotten about those shoes I used to wear fgs.....Ive no chance of getting anything like that on now fgs......jeez did I really wear them:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

Carolly;1208261 wrote: Oh I had forgotten about those shoes I used to wear fgs.....Ive no chance of getting anything like that on now fgs......jeez did I really wear them:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl Even in my teens i stood 5ft 8ins so christ knows what i looked like in my 6 inch heels with my mini-skirts :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1208263 wrote: Even in my teens i stood 5ft 8ins so christ knows what i looked like in my 6 inch heels with my mini-skirts :yh_rotfl:yh_rotflDid you see I bought a notice for my car yesterday.....Tart on Board:rolleyes: shall we just leave it at that ;)

Bill Sikes;1208209 wrote: 'Miracle' face cream costs less than £2 - Telegraph


I got some Q10 cream out of there for abaout 1.99 as well:Dits quite good:D

oscar;1208232 wrote: I really don't know how to say this without sounding teribly big headed. I suppose i have just always been very lucky with my skin and have been blessed but i do not have any wrinkles at my age at all. I do have a frown line i want to get rid of but not actual wrinkles. All my life i have used Boots own brand moisterising cream. I started using it when i was in my teens and it cost 49p and it's still only £1.69 to this day for a large tub. I use it to take make up off with and it's brilliant. I bought the No 7 serum because as Kaz said, i saw a report in the press that it was the only one that actually did what it said it should do.


I honestly think if you just always use moisturiser,, from young,, then your skin will be good,, i have used creams for years as my skin is prone to be dry,, i have all kinds of creams all over the house:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1207996 wrote: I have never fallen for the marketing speel of face creams that are supposed to iron out wrinkles with aha liposome thingys or extract of monkey gland but after many years of refusing to buy this nonsense, i have finally purchased one and it works !!!!!!!!!

I tried the botox and derma filler. One it hurts and two, it's hurts when paying the bill.



I'm not allowed to advertise here so re-arrange '7NO'. Intense protect and perfect.


Oh ****, i just advertised a mascara

Anyway in answer to your protect and perfect, it stings the skin under my eyes so its a no, no for me.

kazalala;1208284 wrote: I got some Q10 cream out of there for abaout 1.99 as well:Dits quite good:D



I honestly think if you just always use moisturiser,, from young,, then your skin will be good,, i have used creams for years as my skin is prone to be dry,, i have all kinds of creams all over the house:yh_rotfl:yh_rotflPeople who havent seen me for awhile say im looking younger but there again I cant remember if they were sober:-3

:wah:

This is nuts, we can say bastard but cant say s h i t :wah:

buttercup;1208292 wrote: :wah:

This is nuts, we can say bastard but cant say s h i t :wah:


Bollocks and wanker seem acceptable also.

kazalala;1208284 wrote: I got some Q10 cream out of there for abaout 1.99 as well:Dits quite good:D



Did you buy it in 'Quiz' ???

oscar;1208382 wrote: Did you buy it in 'Quiz' ???


no Aldi:D

oscar;1208382 wrote: Did you buy it in 'Quiz' ???Why are you talking in code Oscar:-3

Carolly;1208389 wrote: Why are you talking in code Oscar:-3Because its a shop you daft cow...............just answered meself:-5:-5

Carolly;1208389 wrote: Why are you talking in code Oscar:-3 &&& £££ """ iiiiiii _____ %%%%%

oscar;1208398 wrote: &&& £££ """ iiiiiii _____ %%%%% :DWell.....who would call a shop Quiz fgs:-5:rolleyes::D

Carolly;1208400 wrote: Well.....who would call a shop Quiz fgs:-5:rolleyes::D
My Turkish pal who has limited english calls QS 'Quiz' :yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

oscar;1208422 wrote: My Turkish pal who has limited english calls QS 'Quiz' :yh_rotfl:yh_rotflTo annoyed to talk.....the MPs are voting themselves a huge pension increase.....but musnt go off topic so I better shut up.:-5

Carolly;1208429 wrote: To annoyed to talk.....the MPs are voting themselves a huge pension increase.....but musnt go off topic so I better shut up.:-5 Not a problem Duchess....... anyway, by the time Gordon Brown has raided the pension fund again, they won't have anything left :yh_rotfl

oscar;1208458 wrote: Not a problem Duchess....... anyway, by the time Gordon Brown has raided the pension fund again, they won't have anything left :yh_rotflAlso.....just found out today the bleedin Farmer who owns the land behind me is a good mate of the Tory Councillor who wants the plans to go through for building:-5:-5God there all bent....the flipping lot:-5:-5Oops.....back to the cream........so where were we:D

Nomad;1208234 wrote: You'll never be old to me.

You are a pistol and my little Abbeynormal.
Bless you :-4

Carolly;1208463 wrote: Also.....just found out today the bleedin Farmer who owns the land behind me is a good mate of the Tory Councillor who wants the plans to go through for building:-5:-5God there all bent....the flipping lot:-5:-5Oops.....back to the cream........so where were we:D
I quite enjoy the topic of Tory tossers myself. It surprises me as my Tory Tosser Councillors round here are the one's strongly oppossed to building on greenbelt.

oscar;1208471 wrote: I quite enjoy the topic of Tory tossers myself. It surprises me as my Tory Tosser Councillors round here are the one's strongly oppossed to building on greenbelt.Because there all crooks and some nice back handers will take place IMO....they can buy as much face cream as they like then:-5:-5

Carolly;1208543 wrote: Because there all crooks and some nice back handers will take place IMO....they can buy as much face cream as they like then:-5:-5 I hope they use hand cream before they indulge in back handers :sneaky::sneaky: