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Tue Mar 26, 2013 4:32 pm  |
I will be turning 33 at my next Birthday and lines are starting to creep up on me especially nasolabial folds and foreheadlines.
I have read many things about the Cleo II but wonder if it is all hype.
I'd like to invest at most $300-400 on something like a machine, that I know will work for me but I don't want to throw money down for nothing.
Has anyone used the Cleo with good results, if you used something else what do you recommend?
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Tue Mar 26, 2013 4:55 pm |
| thank you cookie, it sounds like a bad idea given the eye squinting problem! I hope others will chime in and recommend something better! |
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Wed Mar 27, 2013 10:56 am |
| VirginiaWhite wrote: |
I will be turning 33 at my next Birthday and lines are starting to creep up on me especially nasolabial folds and foreheadlines.
I have read many things about the Cleo II but wonder if it is all hype.
I'd like to invest at most $300-400 on something like a machine, that I know will work for me but I don't want to throw money down for nothing.
Has anyone used the Cleo with good results, if you used something else what do you recommend?
thanks |
As you want to reduce lines/wrinkles and it sounds like - relax stress points on the face you need a microcurrent machine and not a muscle stimulator, which is what the CLEO II does to your facial muscles.
The original CLEO II was a great machine, but it has its place and it will not reduce fine lines, but it will lift and build volume to muscles.
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