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The Scoop: Skin Tight?(Good Skin Labs Sculptinex Instant ReSculpting Face Treatment)(Product/service evaluation)(Brief article)
Byline: ELLEN MILLER
WHAT IT IS: Good Skin Labs Sculptinex Instant ReSculpting Face Treatment. WHAT IT CLAIMS: To smooth and tighten skin instantly and boost elasticity and firmness with continued use, according to the company. WHAT'S IN IT: Wheat proteins, polymers, boswellia serrata extract, and a time-released form of the antioxidant resveratrol. HOW IT WORKS: An applicator that looks like a mini paint roller deposits the cream; as it dries, wheat proteins and polymers lift and tighten. Boswellia serrata builds collagen, and resveratrol fights free radicals. WHAT AN EXPERT SAYS: ...
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