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5-Minute Facelift

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This book was ok to read, but I don't feel it covered this subject in depth. For one the book is very short, it concentrates most on facial massages which is ok, but it does nothing to target facial excercies. I have found that through good and consistent facial excercises you can prevent forehead wrinkles, laugh lines and baggy eyelids. Some people might find this book interesting or helpful, but I was not impressed. Good infromational books that I can highly recommend are-"Timeless Face", this is a great book that thoroughly covers fingertip facial massages, facial excercises and general facial care tips. It has wonderful color pictures and in-depth useful explanations that are easy to follow. Another great book is "Facelift", this book offers great tips on how just a few minutes a day can erase years off a women's face. Facial massages are beneficial to every women's face, but like our bodies, we need excercise to keep everything toned, that includes our facial muscles.

This book does not describe targeted area exercises very well. The book has less than 80 pages and spends very many of them just talking about faces, general face massages, and make-up. If you're looking for a book to specifically work facial muscles to tone and 'lift' your face this is not it.

Jeez. Are we talking about the same book here? I bought this for my mother who swears that not only has it helped her take off ten years, but it's made her feel like she's added 4 and ten to what's left! I thought that the balance between exercises and background info was just about right. Who knows maybe some readers want (and need) a heavy duty anatomy book. But if you want a book that's easy to read and follow and gets you results quick, look no further.