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Lips 2 Kiss: Authentic, Anti-Aging Technology

Knowledge is our first defense; therefore I want to reiterate a few of the key actives in your Lips 2 Kiss® products which comprise their superior quality

The active ingredient in the Line Eliminator, is Matrixyl 3000. Matrixyl is a respected cutting edge cosmetic industry ingredient, which has shown in clinical trial to actively stimulate collagen production, and dermal matrix repair when applied topically at effective levels. This resulted in dramatic decrease in wrinkle density, wrinkle and line volume, and wrinkle depth on the study subjects.

The active ingredient in the Upper Lip Line Eliminator is Dermaxyl. Dermaxyl is a potent anti- aging activity, producing results similar to those seen with fruit acids, retinoic acid, or retinol - but without the associated irritation. Dermaxyl stimulates cellular communication, smoothes and repairs the skin barrier, and helps repair age related skin damage. Marked decrease in wrinkle volume, depth and width appears with regular use of this product.

The active ingredients in the Line Smoother are Essenskin, Renovage, and Kombuchka. The unique contribution of each in this formulation follows:

”Essenskin’s function assists to fortify and restructure mature skin by restoring the main cell functions. In doing so the skin regains its firmness, density, elasticity and smoothness.”

” Renovage assists to extend your skin’s youth span by delaying senescence. It fights against all signs of ageing and can extend cell lifespan by 1/3. It works on the origin of youth and targets the cell actors that ensure lifespan and youth. Renovage creates the optimal conditions in the epidermis and the dermis for visible effects on the skin surface. Renovage also assists to significantly improve the surface of the skin. It assists in reducing the appearance of age spots, UV sun spots, wrinkles, pores and erythrosis (redness). Skin is smoother, more uniform and looks younger."

” Kombuchka assists to induce a lipo-filling effect when applied topically to the skin, by stimulating the adipocyte population. Kombuchka is derived from the fermentation of sweet black tea, and is rich in organic acids and B vitamins."

Each of these ingredients are recognized in the cosmetics industry as some of the most advanced peptide technology ingredients currently available worldwide. They are formulated by a group of Industry respected expert chemists, employed by the company Sederma, in Paris, France. The Line Eliminator, the Upper Lip Line Eliminator, and the Line Smoother are used on facial and neck lines and wrinkles, and together with the cosmeceutical lipcare system, assist in preventing and eliminating wrinkles above and below the lips.

The Liquid Gold was the first lip product on the market, world-wide to have clinically tested Lipids in the formulation. The lipid base helps lessen lip dehydration, maintain lip fullness, and optimal moisture levels. They are an important part of all living cells, and what helps provide young skin with its desirable youthful fullness and lushness.

The Night Lip Cream was the first lip cream on the market to include sodium hyaluronate, which is the body's useable form of hyaluronic acid. This is not an "acid" as the consumer often understands the general term acid to imply. This is the bodies’ naturally occurring, non irritating tissue lubricant. It is similar to the normal liquid inside the joints providing smooth movement, and between tissue walls, and cell spaces.

It helps keep tissues naturally moist,prevents water loss, and maintains plumpness and fullness. Molecularly speaking, HA can hold up to 1,000 times its weight in water. It is one of the most sought after cosmetic ingredients known for binding water to the skin, in both low and high humidity situations, aids in plumping lines, and helps provide a protective barrier to the skin surface.

The Penetrable Lip Color was the first lip color to ever have sodium hyaluronate in it, and is still today the only one with a water base and sodium hyaluronate.

The colored Time 2 Heal lip glosses are the only glosses that have clinically tested lipids, as well as sodium hyaluronate in their formulation.

All of the Lip 2 Kiss® products use the active ingredients at levels consistent with the manufacturer’s suggested recommendations to produce the results duplicated in their clinical white paper trials.

Recently it has come to my attention, that a competing product company is intentionally posting false, inaccurate and misleading information about the Lips 2 Kiss® product line, in the form of a “false” industry review. Among the many listed inaccuracies, is the assumption that the Lip 2 Kiss® products do not contain effective and recognized skin treatment actives, such as those listed above.

The purpose of their fake reviews are to provide consumers with inaccurate and false information, driving them to the competing product.

When an honest person reads a published article online or in printed form, or while studying a product review, rarely if ever do we question the validity or truthfulness of it. Unless it involves us directly, or refers to something with which we have intimate knowledge that is in direct opposition to that which is in print, we automatically assume we are reading the “truth” or it would not be in print.

This is far from accurate. The Internet is a perfect example of “false information” from “biased” sources, for the sole purpose of profit, at the expense of the unsuspecting, and trusting consumer.

The counterfeit review websites masquerade as an authentic appearing “unbiased” product review site. They often list or “review” a number of competing products. (Cosmetics, supplements, weight loss aids, ect.)

These sites appear, at first glance, to be a legitimate website along the lines of Consumer Reports or Consumer Digest,which are reputable sites that do not take advertising dollars to support their company or web presence. Instead they receive their operating income from the millions of readership subscriptions, and newsstand sales of their magazines. So their income is generated by a separate, alternative, unbiased revenue source.

These scam “review” sites are not unbiased, and have not used or tried the products which they review. Rather they are paid advertising sites, sponsored by the companies whom receive the favorable reviews in their comments. The advertisers and product sellers must pay to have their product listed with a clickable link, and the more they pay, the higher or more favorable will be their product review.

In other cases the review companies and favorable product companies are the exact same companies, owned under differing names.

These scam review sites also rate competing products, but always with a lower less favorable review. This is done to help lend a false air of authenticity to the site. Their reviews are not based on scientific evaluation of the products, and in most cases they have never even used the products.

A perfect example of this type of scam tactics are from the company calling itself “Beautiful Review”. This company has no affiliation with Lips 2 Kiss®, nor have they ever contacted Lips 2 Kiss® to obtain products for any type of valid review. This company has knowingly and intentionally set out to confuse the unsuspecting consumer. In addition, they are illegally using and advertising with the Lips 2 Kiss® Registered Trademark.

We are currently communicating with Google and AOL, where these ads appear, making them aware of this infringement, and requesting their full cooperation to remove this paid ad to circumvent possible future legal action.

Until this matter is fully resolved and the paid link is removed, unsuspecting and innocent women, at their wits end and searching for help, because everything they have tried and used has been worthless, will unfortunately
believe the slanderous and untrue statements in this review article. They will continue their desperate search for help, while their tissues become more damaged and dehydrated.

In case you run across these types of sites in the future, a few tips to help warn you those things are not as they might appear at first glance.

Some common tip offs that a Scam is in place:

1) If you read a product review and there are paid links you can click on in the sidebar, or anywhere on the page.

2) If you randomly click on several of the companies in the side bar that the scam review site supposedly reviews, then scroll towards the bottom of each page where it will say “Our Readers Poll Top Choice” or “Our Top Pick” or something along those lines, directing you to the products they are funded by.

3) The scam review site recommends a few seeming different products, but always the same few. Each of these products will have a direct link to that products website; however, it does not matter which “referred” product you choose to purchase, as each will generate payment to the original hosting review site. So any link you click on and buy, they will still earn a profit.

4) When you click every other product reviewed on the site, you will find over and over that ALL reviews fail when compared to their “top pick” choices, which is always the exact same group of products, and which is generally always at the bottom of every page, so you don’t miss it.

5) Scam review sites come up when you search, for example, on Google, AOL, or Yahoo, at either the top of the page, bottom of the page or the Right hand sidebar.These are ONLY for paid advertisers and ads. Since a truly unbiased review site is NEVER supported by advertising dollars or kickbacks, how does this review site pay for the ad placement? Moreover, why would they be willing to pay this without a profit generating stream coming back to repay them?

6) Scam review sites can end in .com as well as .org

And a final thought: The next time you read anything that is "slamming" another product, it may be wise to consider this; When an advertiser or company's article or campaign "bashes or slams" a competitor, it is only because the advertiser and company have nothing of worth, merit or substance to share with you and to expound upon.

Warm Regards,

Kandis Holley Howard

Founder of http://www.lips2kiss.com

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