It is all about what you do with it

I appreciated this book very much. I recommend this book to someone who will appreciate going to the basics and questioning their own stereotypes for beauty care.

I bought this book years ago, and now I am looking to buy it again after having misplaced it during my last relocation. I am 33 years old, and look younger than my age, people tell me, to begin with. I believe in prevention so I bought this book to slow down the appearance of wrinkles. I believe that I am slowing it down thanks to this book even though I only applied 1/4th of all the advice in this book. I think that if I applied more of it, I would see even a stronger effect than I do now. It is all about what I do with it. That's why I want to buy it again, to cover the other 3/4ths.

I find this book the most comprehensive, written with a profound understanding of the matter at hand. I learned about WHY and HOW, not just about WHAT. Some of the exercises are difficult to implement but when I learned to make them I felt that my facial muscles toned up very soon.

As a result from reading this book I became more conscious of my posture, and I've improved it tremendously. People complement me on my straight posture. I do believe that even without a trace of a wrinkle poor posture makes one look older. I became very conscious of my facial expressions, and thus avoid wrinkle-producing movements that I did not know I did before. I use natural oils, instead of creams, a lot, and my skin tone has improved. I learned how to remove make up and massage my face without stretching the skin, which is another wrinkle-producing factor. I look forward to learning more of it.


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Not Worth Your Money

I also am wondering if all the positive reviews are legitimate. I went to the bookstore to check it out & found the book to be fairly useless. Lots of text & needless exercises for the body. The few exercises listed for the face had unclear photos that are not very helpful. I say save your money or you might be very disappointed.

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Why are all the reviewers named Charlotte?

I am in the market for a book on this topic, but too many of these reviews seem faked up -- multiple reviews by Charlotte from London; exact same wording submitted under different names. At this point, I don't care if the book is any good or not -- your overkill has cost you a sale.

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