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Mon Nov 22, 2004 7:04 pm  |
Take a look at this ladies. Wonder if it works??? Now, who would bother applying these every day? But, for a night out or a special event if they worked it would be awesome.
http://www.clavin.com/clavin_labs/eyelift_main.htm |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 8:12 pm |
hey Winnie
I need these! I have hidden lids like the lady in the pic. I think HSN or someone carries Frownies, similiar product. |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 8:31 pm |
| Sassyred wrote: |
hey Winnie
I need these! I have hidden lids like the lady in the pic. I think HSN or someone carries Frownies, similiar product. |
Sounds interesting...but, how the heck can you get them on. I would think it would be a little tricky. OK Sassy you try them first.  |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 8:42 pm |
| Oooo looks interesting, but I don't want to try them first. Who is going to be our guineapig???? |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 9:05 pm |
I don't know about these, but I do have Frownies on the way. Can't wait to try them.
-Cheri |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 10:19 pm |
| At least with the wrinkies and frownies you remove them in the morning. These things you keep on during the day! The potential for embarrassing mishaps seems rather high to me.... |
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Mon Nov 22, 2004 11:02 pm |
| I use frownies and I just put them on with a little water. My greatest fear is for something to happen to me in the middle of the night and they find me with this thing stuck on my forehead. |
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Tue Nov 23, 2004 5:19 pm |
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| At least with the wrinkies and frownies you remove them in the morning. These things you keep on during the day! The potential for embarrassing mishaps seems rather high to me.... |
I tried something similar to this. (Yes, I'll try anything ) The difference was, what I tried were adhesive strips that were slightly opaque and they were supposed to disappear when you applied them to the skin and you were supposed to be able to apply makeup over them and they were totally invisible. That wasn't quite true. 
You applied these out close to the hairline and at an angle to pull skin upward. You applied them at the temple area to lift the brow and upper lid; behind the earlobe to lift the jawline, and yes, even on the boobs.  Somewhere in the last few days someone posted that for something to lift her boobs, it would take a crane and forklift or something similar. I'd be pretty much in the same situation and no little opaque sticky smaller than a bandaid could do the job. But, I digress... 
Back to the eye area. I never tried applying those in the fold of the eye since that wasn't the instruction. I may go look and see if I threw them away and try that, but I think I threw them away.
Don't want to sound like a broken record here, but I do want to tell the truth. My Ester's Secret masque has lifted my eye as much as the picture on that website so that after 5 months, the lid is now always visible, and I don't have to wear a "bandaid" all day for it. 
Back to Chimera's questions about "mishaps" with the stickeys. Yes, that was a real problem. I would apply them to my temple to lift the brow (this was BES, before Esther's Secret) and go to town for my errands. As your skin got more oily, the adhesion would slip and somewhere in the supermarket, you might be talking to someone and feel that dreaded feeling that one of your brows had just sunk. Embarrassing to say the least. 
On your eyelid, you might not have that problem, as most everyone's eye area is drier than the temple, but I would bet from past experience that those little buggers are very tricky to get in the right position. Also, if you apply them wrong, my experience was that once you had pulled them off your skin, you had to throw that one away because it wouldn't stick again. 
Hopefully no one has yet plunked down their money for this one, but if you have, we are dying to hear the review.
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Tue Nov 23, 2004 6:03 pm |
| Oh, Judy. I can't imagine what it would be like to be standing in the supermarket line and have an eyebrow suddenly droop. Yikes! Horrid thought - but also hilarious. I, too, will look forward to reviews of this product. |
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Wed Nov 24, 2004 9:31 am |
Of course, I want to remind everyone that the product I described isn't the one originally talked about, but similar. I just laughed so much at myself, I knew everyone else would have fun laughing at me too.
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