I
recently read that you should hide away heavy duty wrinkle creams in your
bathroom when inviting friends around – along with any other embarrassing
lotions and potions. Now, I can understand hemorrhoid cream, but wrinkle
cream? To me this comes under the same category
as a Botox user putting their line free complexion down to drinking water and
having early nights. If you have good looking skin why not spread the word on
what you’re using?
One cream
I wouldn’t mind my friends seeing is Erno Laszlo’s new Transphuse Line Refining
Cream. One because it costs £235 and therefore they must think I’m doing okay for
myself! And two, it looks luxurious on the bathroom shelf. A
skincare line with true Hollywood heritage, it
was founded by a young and forward thinking dermatologist called Dr Erno Laszlo
in the late 1920’s. Seen as a skincare revolutionary, his advice was sought
after by Hollywood’s
elite including Marilyn Monroe, Audrey Hepburn and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis.
Today, Dr
Laszlo’s philosophy still holds true with the creation of tailor made products
specifically formulated to confront the signs of premature aging. Transphuse
boasts ‘fusion technology’ that is said to stimulate new collagen growth and
modulates micro-dermal contractions that cause fine lines. A key ingredient is
the plant based Gatuline Expression that is said to relax facial muscles. I’ve
been using the cream for a little over a week, and although I can’t say
lines are melting away – a month is needed for visible results, I do like the
feel of it. Light in texture and sinking readily into the skin, it leaves my skin feeling firmer. Only time will tell if it's a keeper in terms of anti-aging benefits, but it’s a cream I’m
going to continue with. I’m having friends around tonight, and I’m going to
ignore the bathroom etiquette rules and
leave this tube of gorgeousness on my bathroom shelf!
Erno
Laszlo Transphuse skincare line is available from January from The White Hall
at Harrods priced from £95.
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