Cathy's Six-Month Visit

It's an icy January day, and Cathy is just back from a Disneyworld family vacation in Florida, where she practiced daily sun protection. "I wore my sunscreen ... I wore my hat," she announced, a thorough convert. Again, she skipped RENOVA on a few late nights, but no big deal. Her freckles and rough spots are completely gone. The wrinkles are much diminished. Her skin tone is uniformly smooth. Her skin glow is apparent from a distance. The laugh lines remain--as do the Crow's-Feet Cathy's sought to get rid of. But with her improved complexion, they look unimportant. Her one current problem is a bit of peeling. The peeling will come and go, and as for the laugh lines and Crow's-Feet--they won't ever completely disappear, since they're not really wrinkles but muscular contractions, Shupack tells Cathy.

Opting to stay on RENOVA, Cathy's given a new prescription. In his experience, Shupack tells her, as he'll tell Barbara, the glow will go on, and she'll continue to see improvements. He says there's a remarkable discrepancy between RENOVA users' skin and those of their peers. But already now, Shupack awards Cathy his top rating and calls her a RENOVA Star.

Barbara's Six-Month Visit

Today, she looks like a vivacious college girl, with clear, smooth, skin, and a blush that comes from within. The freckles have completely disappeared (and Barbara's husband misses them). As for the wrinkles--they haven't diminished, but they haven't increased, either. RENOVA appears to have stabilized them. Low-key, realistic Barbara admits she's satisfied rather than ecstatic with the results--had the fine lines disappeared, she'd have been more impressed. But she too requests a continued prescription.

Along with his almost perfect-ten, peaches and cream rating, Shupack suggests that, for the remainder of the winter, Barbara use RENOVA every other night and skip it entirely whenever she's blotchy. NEXT

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