I happened upon this website, www.wrinklereview.com after trying to research an anti-aging cream. Who doesn't want to delay the decay?
As I perused the "Wrinkle Cream Reviews" I noticed that the higher priced creams received better reviews than the lower priced ones. The real surprise was yet to come. Now you have to follow carefully because this is a multi-tiered scam and it is probably costing innocent people who are looking to stay as young looking as they can a ton of money. The sad part is that it is very likely that a significant portion of that money is being directed to a con artist, whose website is www.erinswrinklesuccess.com/default.Asp.
Check this out. Go to www.wrinklereview.com/comparisons.
The first product listed is Replexion. If you click on learn more you will be relocated to a new web page. Notice that the Does this product work section quotes a list price of 99.95 per ounce. Now, look at the section of the page listing the effective ingredients, specifically hyaluronic acid. If you click on that link, you will find a wealth of information that touts the benefits of this ingredient, in these exact words: Yes. Hyaluronic acid not only works as a moisturizer, it also seems to speed the rejuvenation of damaged skin cells. There are very few ingredients that hold as much promise as hyaluronic acid. Our only question is, why don't more anti wrinkle products include it?
The next product I ask you to look at is
Rejuvinol. "rinkle Review" describes the ingredient Hyaluronic Acid with these words: The AM formula contains a variety of active ingredients including hyaluronic acid, an incredible moisturizer, and green tea extract. The cost of Rejuvinol is $97.95 and it is one of the products that Erin Kelly raves about on her website. More about that later.
Now I ask you to look at the Dermitage Review. It only costs $49.95 and it is not recommended by Erin Kelly because in includes Hyaluronic Acid about which she states: However, the addition of hyaluronic acid raises some concerns for us as there is a bit of controversy surrounding the safety of this ingredient.
This is really good stuff. Erin Kelly (who is probably www.wrinkelreview.com) describes Hyaluronic Acid as the incredible moisturizer in her Rejuvinol "review" and in the Replexion review she claims: Hyaluronic acid not only works as a moisturizer, it also seems to speed the rejuvenation of damaged skin cells. There are very few ingredients that hold as much promise as hyaluronic acid. Our only question is, why don't more anti wrinkle products include it?
What more do you need to know? Erin Kelly (most likely an alias) is pushing the products that she sells, perhaps even manufactures and they include the ingredient Hyaluronic Acid, which as long as it is an ingredient in her product it is stellar but if it is in a product that she does not sell or can realize no profit from, like Dermitage, she tells you that Hyalronic Acid is controversial.
Talk about stupidity, Erin Kelly epitomizes it.
Don't waste your money on any of her products and disregard anything that is said on www.wrinklereview.com
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