Before and after picture OF MY FACE WRINKLES FREE

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This is after using the WRINKLES ERASER SERUM and The GORGEOUS PEEL from Im-Fabulous.com

I use the serum every morning before my makeup and the gorgeous peel once a week. The second pictures and taking 30 days after using those two products! I love it!

 
before & after pictures are tricky to judge if you don´t see the whole face. In some pics I´ve seen in magazine ads, you sometimes only the crow´s feet area, which looks way more wrinkly if you squint your eyes slighty (which you can´t see in the pictures because they don´t show the eyes well enough!)- and in the after picture the eyes are relaxed and less wrinkly. I see they also do that on the website you mentioned.

Which doesn´t mean that the products don´t work, but they probably don´t work as well as they are portrayed IMO.

I googled the stuff you mentioned, and I found out that the gorgeous peel is a TCA peel (between 10 and 20%), and the serum is apparently a peptide serum. A peel of this strength (btw, why don´t they list the exact strength?) would be too strong for once weekly use I think!

 
Woweee....thats some difference there.  But generally, I don't trust of have much belief in anti-wrinkle creams and serums and so forth.

 
I don't put much faith or trust in these products myself, but if it works for you then good for you !

 
I don't have a lot of faith in these photos.

To me, they look like they were taken at the same time, but one with a smile/squint and the other with a flat expression.

The hair is identical in both pics - and with the identical regrowth of roots showing.

If the products works for you, then that's good for you.

 
I agree the pictures are very similar, but if its working for you, then keep at it!

Thanks for sharing

 
I am totally skeptical.  These photos look like they were taken on the same day and in one the person is squinting and in the other one not.

The lighting is identical in both pictures  and even more the length of the hair strand hanging down is not only shaped the same,  but is almost identical in length.   Seriously if these pictures were 30 days apart the hair length would have to be at least a little bit different.    Better yet look at the number of hairs in each picture and it is almost identical in each picture.    If you wanted to try and set this up  and repeat this after 30 days it would be almost impossible to replicate.

The pattern of small bumps on the skin is the same as well.   Too many coincidences.  

I say this is a scam and spam like MUT has never seen before.

 
The person who originated this thread has mentioned these products on 4 posts.

Sounds to me like she is advertising for these companies.

Or else she is profiting by trying to sell these products.

As Darla indicated - sounds a lot like spam.

Does Tony know about this activity or can anyone advertise and make money, without paying for their legit advertisement?

 
Forget about the product getting rid of wrinkles.  I would be more concerned about it causing those red bumps on the face.

 
I'm with Dragonfly and Darla - the pictures both look like they were taken at the same time.  Plus, she's posted them in several different threads?  Yeah, sounds like a scam to me.

 
I think this is a scam. Look at how hairs cross near her ear. They are in the very same position on both pictures. It's either someone is stretching her skin so that camera does not cover that or this is clearly photoshopped.

 
I'm quite skeptical about this. 30 days to get this result is quite effective. But probably, this may be a scam.

 
The sad thing about this thread is that the products may be quite good.

But I will never know as I won't be spending a penny of my money on them.

If the poster is fraudulant,  then it stands to reason that the products could be as well - what they say they can do is fraudulant as well.

I wonder if Im-Fabulous.com is aware of how their associate tries to promote their products.

 
I'm never quite certain when the photos appear to have been taken on the same day - same lighting and same camera positioning. (I could be wrong but the standard caveat always applies)..

 

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