Cleo II Face System

I purchased a Cleo 2 machine a few years ago for the same reason most women purchase beauty products - desparation! On receipt, one of the leads was found to be working only intermittantly, so I found myself having to hold the lead in place every time I used it. When I rang to raise the matter, I was treated as though I was absolutely stupid by a silly young man who cut across me at every opportunity, in order to 'explain how electric leads work'. Being an osteopath (who habitually uses Faradic machines in treatment) with a great deal of electrical knowledge, this was hardly necessary, but he persisted so much that I eventually put the 'phone down and suffered the broken ...  Read the complete review

Super-trophic neuromuscular stimulation, huh? The Cleo 1 is an ancient-looking apparatus for the face. Cleo 2 works for face and body. New Cleo should be good for all too but faster. The face machine with proper sundries will work for men and women's vaginal and rectal areas, if there are muscle control problems. The company will insist on taking your personal information before giving you any useful or truthful information on the product. Your post address, e mail address, and telephone number will all be used for Cleo-promoting Spam, and your information will eventually be sold on to third parties, probably in violation of data protection. How do you ...  Read the complete review

I used the original Cleo facial system for 7 years and was very impressed with the results. When I did not use it for a few months I could see a difference in my facial tone as I started to look older, and people began to ask me if I was tired or unwell. However, after I started to use it again I noticed the improvement in my skin tone within a few days, and my face looked fresher and more alert. Unfortunately when the company began to market their new 'improved' Cleo 11 system, I was persuaded by the hype to return my trusty Cleo to the company in order to purchase the new system for a discounted price. I began using the new system in August last year and my ...  Read the complete review

Product really is a complete waste of money. Bought mine several years ago (suckered in by the marketing) and actually achieved no permanent results whatsoever. And if you need any more convincing - check out the club-cleo.com website. For a product that has been around for years and is endorsed by several celebrities, I find it odd that they only display two sets of before and after images on the site. One of which shows a woman with a straight face as the before and a beaming smile as the after - no surprises there then, and the second set is of some guy who looks exactly the same in both pictures! Say no ...  Read the complete review

What a waste of money! I bought this because it looks in their brochure as if Dr Chris Steele is endorsing their product when on reflection this is unlikely and they are quoting his comments about sensors in general. When the product arrived I was keen to give it go, but wouldn't have even bought it if I had seen the warnings in the accompanying manual first - don't use over moles, on broken skin etc- and if your eyes twitch too much - you are recommended to get your eyes checked. However I have none of these problems so set to work. I wasn't clear on one of the instructions so phoned the company to find that sales were no longer interested, and from this point on any ...  Read the complete review