Anti-Aging Eye Cream That Claims to Help Skin Act 15 Years Younger From Artistry

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Anti-Aging Eye Cream That Claims to Help Skin Act 15 Years Younger From Artistry

How do you determine what skin care regime works in an over-saturated market when every product claims to turn back time, erase wrinkles, and diminish fine lines?

Artistry claims just that, helping skin act up to 15 years younger.

The active ingredient is Cardiolipin, an agent so powerful and rare with its anti-aging benefits it truly is the ultimate indulgence in skin transformation.

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Artistry has introduced their newest product Crème LuXury Eye. In just four short weeks you will see a visible reduction of wrinkles. If it’s as fabulous as their face cream, you’re in for quite a treat.

Now here is the best part: the makers of Amway products created it for he Asian market three years ago. The line was so successful, it was introduced to the American public last year.

For the record, let me say that the Artistry’s products are rich but not oily feeling, yet penetrating and truly luxurious. – Brad Boles

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Published on October 03, 2011

Brad Boles

Brad Boles landed in New York in the early eighties at the height of “Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" and worked his way up the make-up artist ladder to fame with his work being featured on the cover's of countless fashion magazines, as well as editorial spreads. MTV was his playground working with the most celebrated artists of the time from Pat Benatar to Grace Jones.

When Hollywood came calling, he landed his first film doing Kim Cattrall’s make-up and went on to work with Reese Witherspoon, Gina Gershon, Sandra Bernhard, Karen Black, Billy Zane, Andrew McCarthy and more.

Brad was the creative director for Denise Rich for 12 years as her stylist and make-up artist, as well as designing her legendary parties for such luminaries as President Clinton, Patti Labelle, Natelie Cole, and Richard Avedon.

Later, Brad opened a store of exotic interiors in NYC in 2002 and then opened a store in Moscow! Brad also designed the Zarin Fabrics showroom with Jill Zarin thus leading to being on the “The Real Housewives of New York City” seen as Jill Zarin's gay husband. Brad is currently working globally on interior projects and has been busy doing interiors in New York City, The Hamptons, Moscow, Morocco, and Dubai.

He has shot the pilot for his own TV show produced by Nancy Glass Productions. Look for his coffee table book, "The Art of Extravagant Luxury" coming soon. Brad and Sharon Haver are developing a style book and series.