Foreskin Face Cream


Ever wonder what was in that face cream you use?
Then check out this article (especially for you ladies):

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The Skinny On 'Miracle' Wrinkle Cream

A new wrinkle cream that promises fabulous results.

But the question everyone's asking is "what's in that cream?"

Barbara Blair says this new gel she's been using

makes her face look a lot younger than the Retin-A

and vitamin C creams she's been using.

"It's really tightened my skin. Firmed it.

The little lines are much better.

The texture is very appreciably different."

What Blair probably doesn't know is that a key ingredient

in the cream is the foreskin of a circumcised baby.

The skin that would otherwise be tossed away.

It was first made into a product that helped burn victims heal.

Now it's in this antiwrinkle gel, called TNS Recovery Complex.

Betsy Rubenstone is the aesthetician in the plastic surgery dept.

at the University of Pennsylvania and she swears by this stuff.

She knows why the foreskin is used.

"It's filled with everything we begin to lose as we age,"

Rubenstone says. "And that includes growth factors,

amino acids, proteins, collage, elastin and holyuronic acid."

Thomas Jefferson University Hospital dermatologist

Paul Bujanauskas says while TNS might have merit, he would

not prescribe it for his patients because no scientific research

proving its value has been published in medical journals.

The cost of one bottle of TNS is about $130.

And that will last you about a month and a half. How does it smell?

Well that's another downside.

Just ask anybody who uses it.

"It's disgusting. It's got a sour smell to it

that makes you want to gag," says Blair.

 

 

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