Youthology works?
By Kelly A on 28 Dec 2006
I saw an ad for youthology eye serum and wondered if it can possibly live up to its stated promise. Youthology website claims " What if you could turn back the hands of time and look up to ten years younger — without painful injections or surgery — AND in just 90 seconds" My instinct says no to youthology. Anyone think youthology is worth buying?

When I took the time to read and follow the instructions it worked so well, just like the commercial.
Yes, there can be a little crusting in areas that have been applied to thick, but CherehA has that fix down. Yes, it might take a minute or two to perfect the look, but it does last for 6-7 hours and I have done touch ups when needed.
I was 45 when I first bought the product. I was sick with type 1 diabetes, kidney failure, and constant anemia. All giving me bad circles under my eyes. I felt so depressed, then I gave Youthology a shot and it worked!
I did stop using it because I got so sick and, on dialysis, that I gave up on looking nice.
This was the only negative experience I had with the company. Customer service was not exactly the best. Its kind of like going to the DMV. You know what I mean.
I would not encourage doing Auto ship until you are 100% happy with your first try and determine how often you will need another replacement shipped. And, place your order on a credit card, not a bank credit card as it is much easier to dispute any unauthorised shipments.
To answer the long term effects question, I used the product for almost 2 years before stopping. I have gone 3 years without it. Now I finally have had my Pancreas and Kidney transplant. Much of my circles and just plain sick look has gone, but as I now am turning 50, some flaws on my face are just with age. Therefore, I will be ordering again.
Hope that helps.
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! My question is not if the Business works....does the product work?? Ask Burnie Madoff if his business worked? OF cource it did...but his product didn't now did it? He's doing 3 life terms for fraud 'eh?