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Sun May 06, 2012 7:55 am  |
Safetox claims to have both company funded and independent clinical studies, though the detailed versions are only accessible if you are a physician registered on their website (any volunteers?).
http://www.safetoxbeauty.com/en/efficacy/wrinkle-reduction-facts-and-figures-5.html
But in this case I really don't need to read them since I know the product works...Safetox and the dermaroller are the only 2 gadgets I have seen significant improvement from since I joined EDS and started trying everything under the sun! |
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Sun May 06, 2012 11:00 am |
Skindream Titanium is a total waste imho - no effect on my skin whatsoever.
I have heard good things/reviews about ultrasound devices from Lip2kiss customers (and company). I would like to see studies regarding long term impact/safety on muscle/ligaments tissues ( that is due to anecdotal evidence - crooked hands of salesmen demonstrating therapeutic Ultrasound equipment on their left hand - after years the hand differed substantially from the right).
I think Safetox is very effective, just wish it had a better build - rechargeable batteries, simpler electrodes. I am currently looking for US source for electrodes and commercial batteries. If anyone know - please, chime in.
I also found Slendertone for the face somewhat effective.
I like Vaculifters, but found a better vacuum cups set(in Europe); love Lyapko massager and like Yamuna ball (can be done with hands pressure).
I am also trying Refa Pro massager, like it, but am not sure regarding it's effectiveness.
Everything else is in a drawer collecting dust.
HTH |
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Early 50s, Skin: combin.,semi-sensitive, fair with occasional breakouts, some old acne scars, freckles, under-eye wrinkles; Redhead with hazel eyes |
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Wed May 09, 2012 5:12 am |
| They were gifts from a Japanese friend, so I didnt ask the prices. Similar to the NuSkin device in that it has an extraction phase and a penetration phase. |
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Thu Jun 07, 2012 1:42 pm |
Bit irrelevant maybe, but I have no idea how you all manage to put previous comments in your replies!
So DebM, I can see how rolling over fillers would be a problem.
DarkMoon, thank you for those links. It seems Refa Pro can be used on the forehead by rolling upwards. But a few of the Japanese reviews (interestingly translated!) said it was rather big to use on the face. Which is porbably why they've brought out the Carat. And of course you need both because the Carat would be a little small for the body, but the pro would be ideal......... 
The one thing the sites have in common is saying how it slims you down, and makes your face "more v-shaped". If I'm slimmed down any more I'd be invisible. My dad already says nobody would see me if I turned sideways. Never quite sure how to take that after a friend commented on it  |
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Fri Jun 08, 2012 7:39 am |
| I really did not find it to do anything to justify the cost - it is nice, light massage, nothing in terms of electro-stimulation; mostly useful for the neck imho due to the angle, nothing for double chin. All in all - nice but underwhelming. |
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