Is There Illegal, Human Fat in your Wrinkle Cream? (YOU WON’T BELIEVE THIS!)

There are so many ways that people try to spoil something that can be so good for you – like wrinkle creams, such as our revolutionary Skinlastin, and our newest groundbreaking neck firming, toning and wrinkle cream, Nexifirm.

One of the key moisturizers in both of these award-winning and premium wrinkle creams is Hyaluronic Acid – known by many as Nature’s most potent moisturizer because it is able to carry up to a thousand times its own weight in water, and deliver key ingredients deep into the layers and the folds of the skin.

In a disturbing late November news report that was published in the popular online news medium, TruthinAging.com, in an article that was titled, “Illegal fat in your anti-wrinkle cream?” The report brings to light that there are actually companies using illegal, human fat as a cheaper Hyaluronic Acid substitutes, derived from DEAD CORPSES of HUMAN BEINGS and ANIMALS!

The article cites,

“Ever think that people may have been murdered in the making of your cosmetics? According to recent news reports, a gang in Peru has been killing people and draining fat from their corpses to sell on the black market to cosmetics companies. Police involved in the investigation have traced the fat to intermediaries in Peru’s capital, Lima, and believe that it was destined for cosmetics laboratories in Europe. Like us, you are probably thinking, what the fat? As outrageous as this scenario sounds, three suspects have openly confessed to killing five missing persons in the Peruvian jungle in order to extract their fat. Two were arrested while carrying bottles of amber fluid, which was confirmed by a lab to be liquid fat. The suspects told police that this practice has been going on for three decades and that the fat is worth $60,000 a gallon. Could a bizarre tale of foreign kidnapping, murder, and human fat trafficking really be interwoven with your cosmetics?”

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Just another reason to only ever use the BEST wrinkle creams.

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