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lildarknymph
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Joined: 08 Jul 2008
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Tue Jul 08, 2008 6:20 pm  Quote |
I heard on another thread here that all three of these products were made by the same company. Are they? I thought Amatokin was made by Voss, Strivectin by Klein-Becker, and Hylexin by Bremenn Research Labs.
Both Amatokin and Strivectin were products I would consider trying if I could find real and believable positive reviews - I haven't yet.
I found a believable trial of Amatokin in this forum, from lucyluc, but it didn't do wonders for Amatokin's image. |
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Tue Jul 08, 2008 6:28 pm Quote |
Here are a few comments fron the Truth in Aging blog where she confirms that they are all related from a company standpoint, and where she gives each of a big thumbs down (except for the most creative marketing spin ever).
Hylexin Review:
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I had told myself that I wasn't going to write about Hylexin or Lumedia, from the makers of one of the biggest skincare rip-offs, StriVectin, and the patently absurd, "underground cult" cream, Amatokin. The best thing that can be said about the company that makes all these products, Basic Research, is that it is unscrupulous and I don't really want to give them any publicity. However, folks want to know about these creams. So here goes.
http://www.truthinaging.com/2008/01/hylexin-and-lum.html |
Amatokin Review:
StriVectin Review:
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Our friends at StriVectin are behind Amatokin, a cream that is supposed to stimulate stem cells in the skin, and a new treatment for dark circles around the eyes called Hylexin. I will review Hylexin in a future post.
http://www.truthinaging.com/2008/01/tried-and-rejec.html |
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Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:03 am Quote |
Yes all by the same company Voss, I bought all of them and they are all a hoax!!!!Do not buy these products!Or if you do buy from nordstroms where u can easily get your $$$ back when u find out I was right and they dont work. They use clever marketing;their ads look very scientific like an in depth magazine article, not an ad but its all complete bullshit.  |
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Wed Jul 09, 2008 4:37 am Quote |
| All from the same company, and all claim to be the fountain of youth...something wrong there no? hehe |
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