For years, movie stars have known to tone their muscles before they appear on camera.  For some, that would mean lifting dumbells before showing off arms and shoulders.  For others, it means doing lots of crunches before showing off their abdominal muscles.  Yet others need to do lunges before showing their legs.  However, ALL need to tone their face muscles, and NO gym has a "face" station.  The stars' secret?  Microcurrent toning treatments at the spa.  As an example, let's take a look at a public article from Harper's Bazaar magazine in January of 2007.  Note that Kate Winslet, seen here sharing a cover with Cameron Diaz, keeps her whole body in tone, and does not neglect the face.  In the June edition of the same magazine she is quoted as being a great fan of e-stim facials, of the kind done for hundreds of dollars per spa treatment.   However, spa treatments require a lot of time as well as money.  They only last about a week, like a session of weight-lifting would do for your arms.  This kept facial muscle toning away from the general public, as it was generally impractical.   

Another celebrity, Suzanne Somers, has a practical solution that brings the red-carpet secret to the home user: her FaceMaster ®.  Particularly in today's challenging economy,  people are forced to cut expenses.  Hence the modern DIY (Do It Yourself) mode.  Not just eating at home, but bringing the spa home as well.  The FaceMaster is just as powerful as the $12,000 spa machines that the stars use, yet it costs less than ONE TREATMENT.  Not only that, but one can use it every day, and do so in the comfort of their own home.  Suzanne often uses her FaceMaster in bed, while watching TV.  In just minutes a day, you can have the same toned facial muscles, and increase the volume of muscles under your skin. 

Save time.  Save money.  Save Face. 

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