Review: Estee Lauder Wrinkle Creme
It only takes a cursory look at the stable of Estee Lauder products, from the line itself to its protégés, to notice that there is an overwhelming number of antiwrinkle products (over 300 in all). But the question to ask is this: If just 10 of its products could live up to their claims to get rid of wrinkles, why would you need an additional 290 products claiming to do the same thing? The Estee Lauder lineup boasts some wonderful moisturizers, but also some absurd prices for products that can't live up to their more glorious claims.
Future Perfect Anti-Wrinkle Radiance Creme SPF 15 ($65.00 for 1.7 ounces) is being marketed as Lauder's high-tech answer to the dilemma of aging skin. Take a look at these claims: "Estee Lauder Research cracks the code of visible aging to dramatically change the destiny of your skin... Helps re-ignite skin's natural age-fighting ability... The look of lines and wrinkles is significantly reduced." Does this mean Lauder can empty its counter and discontinue all their other products that have yet to "crack the code of visible aging?"
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