POSTED UNDER Meaningful Beauty Reviews
43 Y/o with Melasma and Minor Sagging Didn't Notice a Change
UPDATED FROM Elis2020
4 months post
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ORIGINAL POST
Who doesn't want skin like Cindy Crawford's? I'm...
Who doesn't want skin like Cindy Crawford's? I'm 43 years old with fair to medium skin and blue eyes. Over the past 3-4 years I've really started to notice changes in my skin. It's tough, because like many women my age I still feel like I'm 29. I've always been happy with my appearance, so these recent changes are depressing. My primary issues are dark spots/discoloration from pregnancy and sagging in my neck and jawline. I tried Meaningful Beauty for 4-6 weeks, although I'll admit I wasn't religious about using it every day. Unfortunately, I didn't notice any change at all. On the other hand, it was an effective moisturizer and I do like the sunscreen that comes with it. In the end I decided I didn't want to be tied into an auto-renewing subscription that charged me $150 every three months. It's probably equivalent to what I spend on other facial products, but at least with those I'm in control of when I buy them and how much I spend each time. Note that the price is for a three month supply only, so it comes out to $600 per year!

BTW I have a clarisonic brush (got at Dillards during a promotion they were doing) and I LOVE it. I had one a few years ago and it broke but I wasn't interested in dropping another $200 on a new one, but now the price has dropped so I got one this summer and I am so glad I did- I forgot how nice and smooth your face gets. Did you ever find one?