Wonder product Snoxin hits the shelves today

I have seen it in Boots locally Peterborough, however I shall not buying the cream.

Give me Liz Earle superskin moisturiser anyday along with rest of the products. 

Picture this...an 80 year women with a wrinkle free face and a 40 inch chest....an a 85 year old man with a twelve inch boner..ya just gotta laugh.

And if I hear Snoxin....bless you

lawrence et al (too many to mention by name) - you sexist, patronising gits!  Your lack of proper spelling gives your age away.  Just because a woman is 50 doesn't mean she looks it!  I agree with the comment on how blokes might want to add a few inches to a certain part of their body.  Alternatively, stuff a courgette down just like the bloke in the spoof film about a rock band, Spinal Tap.

I also believe these creams to be rubbish.  I bought Nanoblur.  Used it once.  Made absolutely no difference.  My physical age is 15 years younger than my real age so I must be doing something right.  To the list of fruit and veggies, I would also add:  drink plenty of water and, nstead of expensive face creams I use Vitamin E oil blended with regular face creams.  Works a treat.  I think women who resort to Botox and Melon Jobs let the rest of us down.  That Amy Childs looks like Frankenstein.

I am a pharmacologist and I can tell you, all of these 'wonder creams' have absolutely no clinical data to support their supposed rejuvenating claims. It is also downright criminal that the beauty industry is allowed to produce so much trash, without any form of legitimate clincal trial and supervision. Either way, this arse clown industry sorely needs to be restrained and supervised.

If you truly want to maintain youthful skin, then I can only suggest you increase your intake of fresh fruit and vegetables (which contain abundant amounts of indoles, ubiquinones, anthrocyanidins, terpenes, plant sterols, flavonoids, sulphur compounds, polyacetylenes and carotenoids). All of these compounds help maintain cellular and tissue integrity.

Even curcumin (found in turmeric) and allicin (found in garlic), help stimulate tissue regeneration and wound healing, as well as demonstrating substantial bactericidal properties.

Avoid all of this beauty industry poop. It is not just snake oil. It is also a complete waste of money.