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Bizarre Beauty Trends: Snake Venom

Glamoxy Snake Mask

It seems like youth seekers are willing to travel further and further in search of that infamous fountain these days.   Want proof? One of the more popular beauty trends for 2012 involves snake venom. While the one coming straight from the snake is poisonous, this compound is not but it is identical. The venom works by paralyzing certain areas of your face reducing fine lines and wrinkles over time. Believe it or not, those willing to slither on over and give it a shot have plenty of options including products from the celebrity favorite line, Rodial. 

Glamoxy Snake Serum This revolutionary oxygenated, viper-inspired serum contains syn-ake, a neuropeptide that mimics the effects of the Temple Viper’s potent venom, to instantly lift the face, freeze muscles and plump fine lines and wrinkles.  $160

Glamoxy Snake Mask – This jet black brightening ‘peel off’ mask deeply cleanses, reduces pore size, and brightens the skin.  The mask can be used once or twice per week.  Left on for twenty minutes and gently pulled off from the outer edges, the results are remarkable. $83

Glamoxy Snake Serum Pen – This is a powerful formula with concentrated Dipeptide, inspired by the potent effects of the Temple Viper’s venom to instantly plump and smooth the appearance of deep expression lines and wrinkles.  This pen version of the best-selling original can be used throughout the day, using 3D rollerball technology to target deep lines and wrinkles. $95


Glamoxy Snake Serum Pen
Glamoxy Snake Serum

Elise Edwards

Elise Edwards began her career as an award-winning writer, producer, anchor and reporter for CNN in Atlanta. Most recently, she served as a Producer for E! Networks' in Los Angeles covering hot topics in news, entertainment, and fashion. Her writing has been published in dozens of magazines including Los Angeles Confidential, San Diego Family, Brides, Modern Luxury, LA Weekly and Locale. ...(Read More)

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