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Worried about your Turkey neck? Try Euoko’s new Y-42 Fractional Neck Lift Concentrate

16 October 2009 2 Comments

Euoko Y-42 Fractional Neck Concentrate

Every so often a product that sounds so bizarre pops up, it just HAS to be fabulous, right?  Well, needless to say, our goose-pimples were buzzing when Euoko’s brand new Y-42 Fractional Neck Lift Concentrate cream landed on our desk, complete with rose crystals from Mars! (yes girls, the planet, not the chocolate…) At HKD$4285 it’s not cheap, but if it does what it claims to do, then we foresee queues from Lane Crawford to the moon and back.
Euoko is The New Kid on the beauty Block.  After spending squillions on research and development, they have created a fascinating range of anti aging creams and treatments that is creating quite a stir in the beauty world.  Their trick is in the sourcing of unique ingredients from all corners of the world, such as animal-free hyaluronic acids, peptides, crystals from Mars, red marine algae, and snake venom, and making sure they mix together (which is apparently very hard to do).  By using the finest nanotechnology,  the products absorb into the deepest layer of the skin, and claim to literally turn back time therefore replacing the need for anti aging plastic surgery.
When used morning and night, The Fractional Neck Lift Concentrate is said to offer maximum defense and repair against signs of aging, such as sagginess and horizontal wrinkles in the neck and décolleté area.
It’s flying off the shelves around the world, so if we believe the hype, this cream will be fabulous.  We are told to expect to see results in 3 months, so stay tuned for our Beauty Buzz Product Review.

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2 Comments »

  • Hellen said:

    Please…..if you are going to put something in print…get it right!!! This product is rubbish. I had the sad duty of working for the company for approximately 10 months, (a very very snobby company with no support whatsoever). The claims are ridiculous. Mars? Really? Snake venom? It’s a peptide that claims to mimic the venom, (it’s not the actual venom). People will believe anything these days. I say stick with Clinique….less expensive, and a proven track record. The Canadians are trying….but no….not getting the results they would like. Sad….

    Hellen

  • Chantel (author) said:

    Dear Hellen,

    Thank you for your comment. It is BeautyBuzz’s policy to test a product for three months before we deliver our verdict. This is currently in progress, so please check back in about a month to see what our reviewer has to say.

    Kind Regards

    Chantel

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