“Cinderella’s Droppers” leads in terms of mentions in thematic communities for the preservation of youth and beauty. They are called a universal way to transform the face, body and the whole organism. But is it really so? Comprehension!
This “miracle cure” takes its name from the promised (well, almost) instantaneous rejuvenating and healing effect.
“Cinderella’s drops” are sometimes also called “Cinderella’s drops”. Fans of such injections and cosmetologists working with the drug assure: after them, everyone immediately begins to look refreshed, signs of fatigue disappear. After class, you look like a princess, not like you’re plowing at work 24/7!
It is believed that such a quick effect is achieved due to the direct entry of the components of the dropper into the body. At the same time, they are recommended to be carried out in one course, and the minimum number of procedures is three.
After such droppers, sleep normalizes, the skin looks more “young” and rested, radiant. And it’s all thanks to a combination of three antioxidants: glutathione – it fights stress and flushes out toxins (the question, of course, is why, if the kidneys and liver do such a great job at this) vitamin C – necessary for the synthesis of collagen – and alpha-lipoic acid, which eliminates swelling and signs of premature aging of the skin.
Honestly, it’s better to invest in a good home care kit. Indeed, ideally only a doctor can prescribe droppers, and without the need to pour yourself medication, you should not: simply because it is not known how your body will react to beauty droppers – especially if we consider that vitamin C can be obtained from the most common foods, and Glutathione is perfectly synthesized by our organism.
Remember: any dropper should only be done as directed by a doctor, so we absolutely cannot call this method of rejuvenation a panacea.
Read also: Money out the window: 5 popular beauty procedures whose wow effect is greatly exaggerated
