
I heard a word about Ms. Gwyneth Paltrow… According to Page Six, Gwyneth uses a facial wrinkle cream from Ultra Lux 9 that counts snake venom as one of its pertinent ingredients.
My darling Gwyneth, you can have that one. Now I may be wrong here, but I’ve always been taught that all things ’snake’ are bad. And snake venom, very BAD. Deadly. But that’s just my humble opinion. (Who the hell asked me?)
Anyway, while I’m not interested in participating or endorsing this beauty phenomenon, I must admit I was intrigued when I recently learned about the Un-Wrinkle Eye by Peter Thomas Roth.
This isn’t your average eye cream. One of its active ingredients is SYN®-AKE, a chemically produced version of Temple Viper venom. It blocks muscular contractions, which keep wrinkles and fine lines at bay. Perfect for those with early signs of aging, it also firms and brightens the eye area, as well as boosts collagen reproduction.
Sounds good enough to me.
Note to Gwyneth: Make a Sephora run. Peter Thomas Roth Un-Wrinkle Eye may be a safer alternative to preserving your youth.
See more on Gwyneth and her intense beauty secrets:
1. NY Post
2. The Superficial
3. Style Dash
4. Allie is Wired
5. Just Jared
6. Hollywood Rag
7. A Socialite’s Life
8. Jeanette’s Celebrity Corner
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kim | 16-Aug-07 at 9:09 pm | Permalink
screw venom, i’ve just started doing some hokey, yet considerably potent facial exercises. prevention at any cost, in this case looking and feeling like a dumbass for twenty mins a day.
India-Jewel | 17-Aug-07 at 2:58 pm | Permalink
LOL. Yeah, I’m not for snake venom, but I’m not for facial exercises either. Only time will tell if I’ve made the wrong decisions.
Then again, I’m not against plastic surgery. Heh!