The natural face-lift How to look beautiful forever with only face exercises. Fitface, with over 300 pages, 70 photographs and 60 hands free face exercises is packed with the essential information you need to know about how to tighten sagging skin, smooth wrinkles, eliminate folds, build collagen and elastin. This giant book shows you “how to” get a fabulous fit toned face – fast, that lasts forever, in just 15 minutes a day without any risk, expense or pain. Cosmetic surgeons agree that tight facial muscles are the most important part of looking good. It's not your skin that sags, but that, over time your muscles become slackened – tighten them with Fitface - as a result your face will lift naturally. The knife only shortens and weakens muscles, needles just paralyse and temporarily plump muscles, expensive creams are superficial – only Fitface works on both the issues of your muscles and skin tone. Skin grows from the inside out. Facial exercises increase circulation thus sending more oxygen and essential nutrients to your face, which builds collagen and elastin - naturally rejuvenating your skin tone, making you glow. Fitface exercises are ‘hands free’, the only facial exercise system that does not put any pressure on the skin, thus avoiding damaging delicate facial tissues. Fitface is the only natural face-lift that truly is the alternative to needles or knives. Fitface carries no risk, no pain, no scarring or complications and no recuperation time. It is the new greener and kinder option to staying beautiful forever. Dr. Christian Jessen - plastic surgeon and a TV personality (July 2010) warns of the risks of cosmetic surgery in THE UGLY FACE OF BEAUTY."1 in 5 are more miserable after surgery than before." Start facial exercises today for a younger looking tomorrow. The author of Fitface, Charlotte Hamilton has been an advocate of face exercises for over 20 years. She “talks to the reader” sharing her first hand knowledge of witnessing a botched face-lift and how a team of plastic surgeons saved her daughter’s face and life. This makes Fitface very honest, readable a truly unique book endorsed by extensive research referenced with more than 60 pages.
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Charlotte was born in England in 1956 and came to reside in California throughout the 80's. There, she witnessed firsthand a horrific botched face-lift operation which completely turned her off the idea of ever resorting to such drastic measures. She began doing facial exercises and over the years became an aficionado, eventually culminating in designing her own unique brand of hands freeA" exercises to avoid damaging delicate facial tissues. Charlotte has gained considerable knowledge on the subject of facial aging from her extensive research and over 25 years of practical experience which she shares with the reader. Throughout the book Charlotte talks to the readerA", including some of her relevant personal history, for example of how a team of plastic surgeons saved her daughter's face and life. This makes Fitface very honest and readable, a truly unique book referenced with more than 600 website links.
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5 of 6 people found the following review helpful
By bettybliss
Format:Paperback
Having tried several face exercise books and tools over the last 10 years - that didn't work particularly well, I was delighted to find a program that is not only effective but uses no hands or any other contraptions. The exercises are easy to do, and i can feel and see a difference after only two months. The muscles in and around my lips and cheeks are more plump and i can see a difference around my eyes too. Because the exercises build muscle, they bring my awareness to areas of tension that i'm holding. Which is mainly between my eyebrows. I now know how to counteract this and i am confident that in time the lines will become less prominent. Another bonus is the exercises invigorate me if i'm feeling dozy, especially the eye execises.
I'm really happy i found this book.
I'm really happy i found this book.
By L. Goddard
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This appears to be a self-published paperback, and I'm afraid it shows. It's riddled with so many muddled sentences, spelling mistakes, misplaced or non-existent punctuation, repetition and waffle that it's difficult to concentrate on - or even make sense of, sometimes - what the author is trying to say. Much of it is rather self-indulgent, autobiographical, and only thinly relevant to the subject. Her daughter's facial accident, for example, would only have been worth the several pages that was devoted to it if her recovery had included Fitface exercises. (It didn't.) Neither am I much interested in the author's haircare and bathing habits. (Sorry!) It doesn't stop at the lack of checking and editing though. The illustrations appear to have been lifted from a 19th Century medical textbook, so some expense has clearly been spared there too.
Of the 312 pages this book contains, only 69 of them are devoted to the actual Fitface exercises, one per page, and many of those are themselves repeated. In all, then, there's probably no more than 40 individual exercises here. Each has a black and white photo of the author demonstrating how to do them, plus a short written description of what to do. Ironically, I would have liked more detailed information at this point. THIS, after all, is what I bought the book for!
Needless to say, I'm disappointed. This is a pity, as the method itself seems good. I like that the exercises are (mostly) hands free, and my face certainly aches after doing them, although it's too early yet for me to say if they're effective. I'd just have liked them to be set out more clearly, in good written English, without all the errors. Given the price tag, is that really too much to ask?
Of the 312 pages this book contains, only 69 of them are devoted to the actual Fitface exercises, one per page, and many of those are themselves repeated. In all, then, there's probably no more than 40 individual exercises here. Each has a black and white photo of the author demonstrating how to do them, plus a short written description of what to do. Ironically, I would have liked more detailed information at this point. THIS, after all, is what I bought the book for!
Needless to say, I'm disappointed. This is a pity, as the method itself seems good. I like that the exercises are (mostly) hands free, and my face certainly aches after doing them, although it's too early yet for me to say if they're effective. I'd just have liked them to be set out more clearly, in good written English, without all the errors. Given the price tag, is that really too much to ask?
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By Marie
Format:Paperback
I downloaded this book about six weeks ago. The difference is becoming more obvious by the day.. don't hesitate, just buy the book. You'll be so very glad you did.
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