Botox For Frown Lines: Less Painful Than Having Electrolysis!

Marketing Companies and Advertising Agencies of many Brands of Moisturisers are pitching a great spiel at the moment, saying you should buy their Anti-Wrinkle Creams as an 'alternative' to Botox because:

• Of the dreaded thought of cosmetic procedures
• It will save the 'drastic action' of having injections
• It will save the pain of having needles
• Of the terrible thought of being injected
• Botox comes from a dangerous Toxin.

And many woman are buying right into their Marketing Plan! Too scared to have their Frown Lines instantly and easily erased - Instead, spending a fortune on Wrinkle Creams that may not be any more effective for removing Frown Lines than applying a little dab from a $2 pot of Vaseline!

So my questions to the Advertising Personnel of these Companies are:

Have you ever tried Electrolysis?

Have you had a Bikini wax?

A Leg Wax?

Even a top lip wax?

And have you tried Botox?

I'm assuming not - because Botox Injections for Frown Lines is NOTHING in comparison to the pain that a woman encounters when she has these beauty procedures done!

The aim of their of Marketing Ploy is to let woman forget that they already have many varied and regular painful grooming routines.

Their plan is to give woman a glimpse of hope - Some woman want badly to have their Frown Lines removed but certainly don't like the thought of having to take 'drastic action' by injecting a 'dangerous Toxin' if instead they can purchase a Cream which will do the same thing. Problem is, it doesn't!

It's suspected that no cream with EVER actually be able to erase Frown Lines like Botox does.

When we think of needles, we often think of Hospitals and illness. From some past experience we have grown to associate needles with pain. Although many of us are happy to have the Flu Needle Vaccination come winter time - or endless jabs of the needle for 45 minute sessions at a time over several months with Electrolysis, or wax and pluck - and no-body raises an eyebrow at these! But we've been doing this for years now, and Botox is still relatively new to the 'Non-Celebrity' market.

It's true that Botox is a Toxin which is injected into you, and because of this you should have it done by a Qualified Practitioner. But would you have your Teeth fixed by someone who's not a Dentist? It just means you make a beauty appointment with someone other than your usual Beautician, it's no big ordeal, you really can have it done in your lunch time (and still have time to eat). Botox has been used for a long time to treat a variety of medical problems but has also been approved for Cosmetic Use of Frown Line Wrinkles. Just like all the chemical cocktails which are in your Moisturising Cream have been approved for safe use. You're already absorbing chemicals you don't know too much about into your skin regularly.

So what's it REALLY like to get Botox in your Frown Lines?

Although the practitioner took time to discuss Botox with me before the procedure, I estimate the actual procedure itself took my Practitioner about one minute. About the same time that it takes to apply your Moisturiser.

In my case I never even saw the needle, I was lying down in a recliner chair, the Practitioner was positioned behind my head. I believe I was injected about six times, I can't be exactly certain because there was so little pain and discomfort and it was over and finnished so quickly. It must have been a very thin needle, I didn't feel the need to clench my fists and my eyes didn't water. I was not given any pain-killers - Although I believe I would need them for a leg wax! I could probably discribe it as feeling similar to someone squeezing a pimple on my face or plucking some eyebrow hairs. Then I sat up and was handed a mirror.

My wrinkles were gone - not just the wrinkles when I frowned - but also the unsightly grooves and lines which I thought would still remain across my forehead even after I'd had this procedure - Surprisingly they had all vanished too! Completely! Apart from this, I walked out of the office not looking or feeling any different than when I'd walked in!

I was told my procedure would last for 3 - 6 months, but It's been three months now, and I'm still wrinkle free!

I paid more to have Botox than I would spend on Wrinkle Creams in six months, because I prefer to wear 30+ Sunscreen on my face... But Botox doesn't cost more than the price of having regular Facials over a six month period.

I'd choose Botox over a facial any day, now that I've experienced it's seemly magical effects. Personally, it's given me more self-confidence in my appearance than any Wrinkle Cream could! There's just no need to buy into any scare-tactics from Marketers about this product, it's truly got to be one of the quickest and benefitial beauty experiences.

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