Man Up and Take Care of Your Skin

Where did the idea come from that using skin care is a feminine thing?

Men pioneered skin care long before women ever tried it. In fact it was the manly-men who used it first — fishermen and farmers.

Men used to be smart about their skin — they protected themselves from the harsh elements with lotions and creams and no one felt like a sissy. But then something changed and all of a sudden it’s a chick thing.

If using deodorant was a chick thing, would you skip that, too? What about brushing your teeth? You put on sun screen when you’re out in the sun, right? Why? To protect your skin!

So using a serum to protect and repair your skin is not much different.
Especially if the product is designed specifically for your DNA. It’s not feminine, unless you are.
If taking care of yourself isn’t enough to convince you, lets talk money.
Skin care is:
■a $43 billion industry worldwide

■There are14,000 companies

■Only 1 company has a DNA customized product – and they have patents on the process
This is the kind of business breakthrough that makes people rich. Most people don’t get an invitation to participate in profits like these. You have to be invited. You have to know someone.
And that’s the case with GeneWize, too. You’re here because someone knows you. This isn’t advertised. You have to be invited.
When DNA customized skin care explodes onto the market — and it will — you could be one of the few who took advantage of it early and profited. But you can’t just sit there. You have to go to work.
Now is the time. Take care of your health. Take care of your wealth.

Provided by Tom Wood, 4 Star Affiliate of Genewize


Yours in health,
Rhonda