Tammy using StriVectin Virtual Anti-Aging Results Tool
Don’t you love the fun makeover tools that Daily Makeover and other beauty websites have that allow you to upload your photo and “try on” hair and makeup? StriVectin, the skin care company who puts out an amazing line-up of anti-aging products, has come out with a virtual makeover tool themselves- one that helps you to see what your results will be if you use their products!
Based on many, many clinical studies, the virtual tool illustrates what you can expect your skin to look like after the specific period of time (2, 4 or 8 weeks), using the product twice daily. Your actual results may vary but it’s really fun to see the possibilities! Here are my results:
Does it encourage me to want to use all the StriVectin-SD and StriVectin-SD® Eye Concentrate for Wrinkles twice daily? Well, yes it does. I use them frequently now but I’ve not been able to commit to the twice daily use due to testing of other product lines. Maybe I better just say no to other brands for the next 8 weeks…these result possibilities are just too good to pass up!
You can try StriVectin Virtual Anti-Aging Results Tool on Facebook or on StriVectin.com. Be sure to use the Photo Uploading Tips so you get the best results possible with your image. Play around with the tool once you’ve loaded your picture since you can look at various lengths of time and also zoom in on the eye area. Once done, you can share your results on Facebook, Twitter, email or print a copy of the image to keep as a motivator!
I’ll be bringing you more about my trip to New York City to learn about this tool (Thanks StriVectin for the memories!) and the products…plus a giveaway! Stay tuned! Now, go play with this amazing tool!
*top image compliments of MakeoverMomma
wow Tammy! Big difference in 8 weeks! And no needles required!! I’m not to keen on the botox idea, HATE needles. However I definitely have the crows feet dilema. I would love a cream that does what it says it will do, looks like this one lives up to their claims!
Photo looks, well, is really RETOUCHED / PHOTOSHOPPED! Why I said that? The hair, posture, light and everything else remained the same.
Amy, it was an app, not actual AFTER photos. Based on the existing skin damage, the app showed you what COULD occur with use of StriVectin at various intervals of use.