The Most Innovative Anti-Aging Product of 2010: the Wrinkle Prevention Pillow

[This review of the About-Face Wrinkle Prevention Pillow started yesterday.]


In a WebMD article on keeping wrinkles at bay, the doctors wrote,

“The way your sleep may actually cause wrinkles. No matter how soft your pillow, it puts pressure on your face each night. Over years, this can etch lines into your chin, cheeks or forehead. Your personal pattern of sleep lines depends of how you tend to rest your face on the pillow.

What you can do: Sleep on your back. People who don't sleep with their face on a pillow do not tend to develop sleep lines.”

With the Wrinkle Prevention Pillow, even if you should roll to your side during the night, no worries. The side of your head and neck remain supported by the pillow, while your face hovers off the indented edge of the “biscuit”. This provides the added benefit that any pricey night cream you may have applied remains where you want it rather than on the sheets and pillow.

The Wrinkle Prevention Pillow is beyond comfortable. When mine arrived, I had a very sore neck from sleeping several nights on the too-soft down pillows in our hotel room.

No more sore neck; no more morning pillow face; no more rub-off of costly creams or serums. And a better night’s sleep. I think the Wrinkle Prevention Pillow should be advertised as a sleep aid in addition to a wrinkle preventer.

If I had four thumbs, I would give the Wrinkle Prevention Pillow four thumbs up. Learn more at WrinklePreventionPillow.com.

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