Nerium Update

My, how the months fly by! The work of ministry is so intense, demanding and fulfilling, we forget to talk about SKIN CARE. But of course that is where Yours Truly comes in, your fairy godmother of ministerial beautification and self-care.

As you may recall, I started using Nerium AD last summer and although I liked the results, I didn’t experience anything really amazing for a few months. At this point, I wouldn’t live without the stuff. If my house caught on fire I would grab my dog, cat and bottle of Nerium and run screaming out into the street for the fire department.

Because look.

It softens, it brightens, it erases little lines and relaxes ones that are starting. It erases age spots. It replaces night creams and nighttime eye creams. It smells good. It works.

I’m forty-seven years old and have sensitive, blotchy skin. When I use Nerium AD nightly, I have smooth, clear skin. I feel good, I don’t have to spend as much time on make-up (I use a tinted moisturizer by Nars and that’s it). If you become a Preferred Customer you can actually choose the option to have the product delivered once every 6 or 8 weeks if once a month is too frequent.

I’ve had a slew of compliments recently that reminded me to report back in with you. I’m not into the hard sell – I became a Nerium vendor not because I have any time at all to devote to promoting this product but because I love it so much I wanted to be able to put my name behind it in a committed way. Click here if you’re interested in ordering through me. There’s a 30-day money back guaranteed trial. My goal is simply to get enough Nerium Zombies so that mine is free. That’s my nefarious plot for skin care world domination.

2 Replies to “Nerium Update”

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  2. Nerium delerium? This is touted as scientific, yet there is no available science showing anything about results. So far as I can tell. If you have some, post a link. Otherwise, dear friend, it looks like a pyramid marketing business to me. You do have beautiful skin. But that’s not science. [Well, I disagree. It was tested for years and has its origins in treating burn victims. I’m supposed to tell everyone about all that but I find it all boring because no one cares: they just want something that works! We know exactly what the ingredients are, and that’s more than I can say for any other brand of skin care I’ve used. I think the whole “scientific” label is thrown around a lot in the industry so I take it with a grain of salt, but it’s not like “Ponds Institute,” which is a totally bogus entity that fakes out the consumer with commercials of women in white lab coats and stuff. I’m not uncomfortable with the sales model – that’s pretty standard for this kind of product (Avon, Mary Kay, Silpada, etc.)/ I became a Brand Partner because I have easily flushed, bumpy skin that was showing signs of aging and I’m thrilled with the results. So I’m standing behind it! Nerium Zombies All The Way! P.S. I’m making zero profit from this and don’t expect to. I am only hoping to get enough people signed on so I can get my dope free. – PB]

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