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StriVectin-HS Hydro-Thermal Deep Wrinkle Serum Review: Heat Activated Formula Penetrates to Source of Deep Wrinkles

By Joanne | January 16, 2008

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This is one of those products that evokes a strong “love it” or “hate it” response from users. Those who love it claim that a visible reduction of deep wrinkles is evident within 2 days to two weeks of using the product. Those who hate it claim to see no difference, balk about the price ($153 for .9 oz,) and feel that the application process is too cumbersome for their skin care routine. must be applied to areas with deep wrinkles, allowed to dry for 3 minutes, then a hot washcloth must be applied for 1 minute, or until the towel cools. The heat helps the product to penetrate to the layer of cells between the dermis and the epidermis, where deep wrinkles begin as a result of a “flattening” process that takes place in this area as skin ages. It is recommended for use twice a day until desired results are achieved, and then once to three times weekly to maintain the results.

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Results: 2 days to 2 weeks

Clinically Proven: Yes

Testimonials: Yes

Guarantee: 30 days, conditional

Conclusion: Fans of this product swear by it, yet too many users reported no dramatic results. The reasons for this are unclear, and success may depend on many individual factors including depth of the wrinkles, and frequency of use. The heat activated application process is unique as it targets the area where wrinkles originate, though may be too cumbersome a process to be part of a regular skin care regimen.

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StriVectin-HS Hydro-Thermal Deep Wrinkle Serum .9 oz

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