Facial exercises!

clairibel

Hi, i have a dvd and book by eva frazer on facial exercises made easy and i keep meaning to do it...like you do :rolleyes:

Just wondering if anyone does facial exercises regulary and does it really make a difference? or is it hype to get people like me to buy the dvd's ....i'm 36 now so should really be starting to lay foundations.

Thanks x

Forgetful

yeah i think it may help by doing facil exercises
theres gadgets on the market for us to use..
it should help

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clairibel wrote: »

Hi, i have a dvd and book by eva frazer on facial exercises made easy and i keep meaning to do it...like you do :rolleyes:

Just wondering if anyone does facial exercises regulary and does it really make a difference? or is it hype to get people like me to buy the dvd's ....i'm 36 now so should really be starting to lay foundations.

Thanks x

Botox is what you need. Best time to start this is in your thirties.

clairibel

[quote=[Deleted User];26834127]Botox is what you need. Best time to start this is in your thirties.[/QUOTE]


LOL botox is not very moneysaving unfortunatley my luxuries do not stretch to that and i don't think i could do the pain :eek:

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clairibel wrote: »

LOL botox is not very moneysaving unfortunatley my luxuries do not stretch to that and i don't think i could do the pain :eek:

LOL. I guess not.

Its cheaper than you think though. And it doesnt hurt much !!!!
:rotfl: :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

salesaddict

Hi Clairibel,

I would be really interested to know if others have tried the exercises, and if they think they work.
I have had the book and dvd for years. I used to do them when my son was little and he used to find it hilarious. Eva Fraser always used to get mentioned in books like the beauty bible and she used to be on chat shows a lot but this is the first time I have heard about her for a long time.
Mind you even if someone says they do work, I still probably wouldn't stick to the routine of doing it. Too scared of botox so I better just learn to love my laughter lines.

sparklymessygirl

I found these exercises online just a few days ago in another forum

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48919

Edited: - from that link I just found this website http://www.shapeyourface.com/default.htm

Sparkly

treliac

Thanks for those Sparkly. I do a number of the exercises, but not particularly regularly - just when I remember. Do think they definitely help though.

clairibel

sparklymessygirl wrote: »

I found these exercises online just a few days ago in another forum

http://www.longhaircareforum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=48919

Edited: - from that link I just found this website http://www.shapeyourface.com/default.htm

Sparkly

Thanks sparkly, some good stuff there and there is even a bit about them not working by Paula Begoun...so it gives both opinions in the shape your face link.....wonder how old he is? :cool:

Georgiabay

I have been doing facial exercises every morning for at least ten years and and they don't seem to make any difference - I've still got a double chin. I keep doing them though out of habit and also at the back of my mind I wonder if maybe I would have looked worse without them.
A few years ago I started doing even more that I saw in a magazine. I was doing them all the time and my husband kept telling me to stop pulling funny faces all the time especially in the car 'cos I was putting him off driving.
Anyway at that time I went to the doctor's with a sharp pain in my ear. He had a look and couldn't see anything wrong but wondered if it was something to do with my jaw alignment and advised me to see the dentist. When I came home and told my husband he said "I bet it's those ****** stupid exercises you've been doing". I stopped doing them and the pain went away, so just be careful. I have got a very loose jaw though - it makes a lot of noise if I eat a big crusty sandwich.

sparklymessygirl

clairibel wrote: »

....wonder how old he is? :cool:

He is 74 in those photos!

Sparkly