Freeze 24/7 Anti-Wrinkle Cream

I decided to spend some of my Dooyoo earnings on myself for a change - I wouldn't say it was treat - more of an absolute necessity! The problem is my wrinkles which seem to get deeper every time I look in the mirror & make me look old & miserable when inside I feel young & content. The wrinkles started to appear when I started the menopause & have got a lot worse in the past couple of years especially between my eyes & around my mouth - everything seems to have not just gone south but deep south! I keep an eye on my diet & drink the recommended 2 litres of water per day but years of smoking & a pretty 'mad' teens & ...  Read the complete review

I have seen this product on the Shopping Channels, QVC I think it was and it looked amazing. The presenter put a little on to someone who had lines around the mouth and eyes and fanned it with a piece of paper and hey presto the line plumped up and disappeared before your very eyes. The claim was pretty much that the cream erases up to 99% of facial lines on application and it lasts for twenty-four hours Due to the price of around £65.00 I managed to stop myself from lifting the phone immediately. I'm a real sucker for a nice piece of advertising speil and I've spent so much money on things like this which just don't seem to work for me that I said enough ...  Read the complete review

I'm 36 years old and although I eat healthily, I am a caffeine addict and I did smoke for some 15 years. Consequently I probably haven't aged as well as I could have and my laughter lines no longer disappear half way into the morning like they used to. I'm not a girlie-girl and never spend much on cosmetics. However, before I got married in May last year I did a bit of research into anti-wrinkle products because, like all brides, I wanted to look my best on the day and was feeling a little paranoid about my lines. Reading through a copy of the Evening Standard's ES Magazine one night, I came across a new product on the UK market called Freeze 24/7 Anti ...  Read the complete review