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I bought the starter pack, from the Crepe Erase site, as soon as I saw the first commercial. It is enough for a couple of months, but then you are automatically signed up for another shipment to come every three months, but you pay every month.

I used it religiously, and after four days, I didn't think it was working. However, on the fifth day, as I was out walking my dog, wearing shorts and a sleeveless blouse, I noticed that my skin looked better; younger, not as hangey.

So I used it until it was gone, then I didn't order anymore of it. I canceled. After a few days I saw, that it did actually work, because my skin started looking so hangey and old, I couldn't believe it. I am 59 years old.

For several weeks I went without it, because I didn't want to pay the high price of the subscription. But, I found it on eBay, for a cheaper price, and you can buy it only when you want it.

I am using it again, and my skin looks really nice; but, it is not a miracle cure. You still won't run around in mini skirts or hot pants. But in long shorts, when you sit down, and the shorts ride up, my legs and knees look great. And, my arms and chest look so good, I can wear tank tops again.

Articles have mentioned that collagen is what we are lacking, and there is no collagen in Crepe Erase. I would argue, that our bodies stop production of collagen after we get into our 50's and even if you use it externally, it won't stay.

Collagen molecules are large, and are hard to diffuse through the skin. So this Crepe Erase product uses lipids, which diffuse through the skin easily, because the molecules are small. Lipids are used in molecular biology regularly, because they can diffuse through the skin, and carry DNA into the cell.

Bottom line: using lipids has a better affect than if we put collagen cream on. Crepe Erase does work, just don't expect to wear a bikini, like Jane Seymour, even if you are thin.