Saw this whilst searching on the internet. Does anyone know Emily and are the claims true ??
http://thesundaytimes.com-anti-wrinkle-cream-actually-works-27477.net/index.php?ref=27477&subid=K9-FeelUni&dept=hdcdr&subid2=kw9027

I remember them touting similar weight loss stuff, and there's was a bit of a marketig thing going on there too.

Not too sure I'd believe this, to be honest.

That picture looks soooo photoshopped.

...And this advert poses as being the Sunday Times - when it most obviously isn't!

sorry, I don't believe it at all, and that second phot is definitely photoshopped.

It's not just photoshopped - it's the SAME photo, photoshopped!!!!!! - Look at the hair and clothes - in EXACTLY the same position!

Found these reviews for the 'free-samples'

"Perfect Radiance is offered for a 10-day free trial after which time, if the consumer does not cancel, they will be enrolled in the auto-shipping program and receive the product once a month at a cost of $74.95."

"The Revitaderm website includes a free trial offer of the product, but when clicked on, this links to a different brand. The cost of Revitaderm is not clearly shown, but it does cost $79.99 for a one month supply and, if the free trial is ordered (if the consumer can find the correct brand), there is enrollment into the company’s auto-shipping program."



I'll be sticking to my 'Simple' brand.