Rejuvenique - Electric impulse mask $35-50
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Sun Nov 02, 2008 3:18 am Quote

I was wondering if anyone else had good results with this. It is way cheaper than other devices and hits all major points you just sit back and relax for 15 min

amazon . com/Rejuvenique-RJV10KIT-Facial-Toning-Mask/dp/B00005JHWB

Another member said (user name:czarina she is a Full Member):

I use a device called Rejuvenique.It works.Its kind of like the the facial exercize device you are speaking of, except its battery operated.I guess the battery does the work for you.It tightens the whole face. Its a silly looking hard plastic mask, and it has metal contact points,[its not painful].It works by sending mild energy pulsations to key areas of the face through the contact points in the mask.The contact points have been carefully positioned to affect the skintone and its response in key problem areas of the face.[I copied that from the info book] I've been using it for about 2 years,and it has super results.

That, and I live for obagi products! I'm 51, but my face doesn't look it.

enjoys freebies · Sun Nov 02, 2008 6:15 am Quote

"The Phaaaaaantom of the opera is here, inside your mind"! Sorry, but if my husband caught me with that on, it would absolutely be the last straw! Very Happy

Sun Nov 02, 2008 6:46 am Quote

I actually bought that mask years and years ago for my mum Laughing

She used it a few times, then it spent a few years being stored under the bed and then it went to the trash. I have no idea whether it works - possibly, but my mum never continued with it. It was too tedious, though it sure was funny Smile

Mon Nov 03, 2008 11:48 am Quote

Yes, it is hidious looking.

But if it works why would I want to spend hundreds of dollars on micro current machines when this thing is 50ish dollars. Good god you think they could have made it look nicer like maybe a clear one instead of cream or blue. What the hell were they thinking? Embarassed

basically we have to put the gel on all 8 contacts then put on face and push a button to start a 15 munite treatment. I cant imagine all the other micro current machines are that much easier to do. In fact they would take longer cuz you only can do one point at a time.

Laughing

This made me laugh so hard too.

Keliu wrote:

"The Phaaaaaantom of the opera is here, inside your mind"! Sorry, but if my husband caught me with that on, it would absolutely be the last straw! Very Happy

enjoys freebies · Mon Nov 03, 2008 12:28 pm Quote

Here's what I recall about that mask, when I saw a bunch of them for sale in a flea market(ish) type of store in NJ. In fact I saw it for $10. in a store in Alabama also now that I'm thinking about it.

- It was $10. (And there were at least 100 of them) - It was a hard plastic mask with probes here and there, that I suppose give you a shock when it's on your face.

- It definitely did not look like one size would fit all.. In fact I don't think I ever saw a nose anywhere, that would be comfortable in it. (Picture Barbie Dollish on crack.. Laughing

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- The contact points are stationary, which translates to tough on you if it doesn't line up quite right.. Shock

For me to not have slapped down the $10 bucks just out of sheer curiosity, you can only imagine how truly worthless I thought it was.. Rolling Eyes

Gee, I'm so sorry to sound so negative about it, but it's really my honest opinion... Embarassed

Tue Nov 04, 2008 11:41 am Quote

I agree it does look worthless and that is why I wonder (and why I posted) if people don't buy it because it looks so worthless.

It makes me wonder also because almost everyone says the same thing including me "it looks like a piece of junk that can't possibly work" so we never try it and can only pontificate. If I had lots of extra money I would buy it and report back but I dont right now. Man wish I would have seen it for $10.

Then you hear from that one person who actually uses it and they have first hand experience and they say it really does work.

What's a girl on a budget to do Neutral

enjoys freebies · Tue Nov 04, 2008 12:11 pm Quote

betsyaida wrote:

What's a girl on a budget to do Neutral

** Get acquainted with the 'DIY' threads.

** Use sunscreen now, and keep your face out of the sun, to keep the photoaging to a minimum.

** Eat right, drink plenty of water (out of a wide mouth bottle, so you don't get vertical lip lines.. Shock

) + get some good heart pumping exercise frequently.

** Get yourself a nice cheap line of skincare items, that have some quality ingredients like "Olay" or "Aveeno", and won't break the bank.. (The most expensive, doesn't equal the most effective.)

** Here's a great little cream, sold right here at EDS, that is sorely neglected IMHO. It has fabuloso ingredients, and won't break the bank!

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/ds-laboratories-viterol-a-p_7303.htm

** And the best thing those of us on a budget can do is to research every single thing that catches our interest, before whipping out the credit card......Impulse buying is probably the biggest regret most of us would admit to.

Tue Nov 04, 2008 5:20 pm Quote

Thank you Kassy I am reading now about Viterol. A® I've never heard about this product. Sounds very nice.

Mon Nov 24, 2008 9:16 pm Quote

I saw a similar one in Japan, it was pretty cheap, about US$60, I guess it works because of its messaging action, but would it be the same if we do it manually?

enjoys freebies · Tue Nov 25, 2008 12:08 am Quote

betsyaida wrote:

What's a girl on a budget to do Neutral

I would buy the $10 download of "Ageless if you Dare"...you won't even have to buy replacement gel! (but that is because facial exercise doesn't require gel)

bethany wrote:

I would recommend starting with the $10 download of "Ageless If You Dare" which takes about 5 mins a day, 4 days a week. (there is no DVD) LouLou used to be a FlexEffect trainer (see below) and wrote her own book. I suggest starting with this, because if you are not going to stick with it, then it is better to go with the cheaper program. I also think a shorter program is easier to make a commitment to, and actually follow through with.

Her website:
http://www.louiseannette.co.uk/

Her before and after pics when she did FlexEffect (this shows the power of facial exercise)
http://www.flexeffect.com/LoulouBA.htm

Where to order the Ageless download:
http://www.lulu.com/content/4463137

enjoys freebies · Tue Nov 25, 2008 11:02 am Quote

betsyaida wrote:

Thank you Kassy I am reading now about Viterol. A® I've never heard about this product. Sounds very nice.

See my last post (last pg) on this thread, which incorporates it into a homemade C serum .. luscious!

http://www.essentialdayspa.com/forum/viewtopic.php?tid=30503

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