Reduced Under Eye Wrinkles & Crows Feet? JeNu 30-Day Results!

I’ve been using a new wrinkle reducing system for the past 30 days and have had my fingers crossed the whole time, hoping that it will really work! At 50, my under eye wrinkles are starting to get bigger, deeper and more pronounced. So when JeNu offered to send me their ultrasound wand to test, I figured I’d give it a try to see if it works.

For details about the device and how to use it, see my previous post on this blog (just click on the “Anti-Aging” tab above and look for “JeNu Active-Youth Skincare System”, or visit the JeNu website at www.Jenu.com.

Jenu did a clinical study of 30 women and they said 100% of participants saw results. The results they cite on their site are a 45% reduction in wrinkles and a 92% increase in hydration after 14 days.

I used the device on my eyes every night, and on my lips every morning for the first 2 weeks, then bumped up to doing everything twice a day. Each cycle runs for 1 minute, so using the wand takes 6 minutes a day.

So, the big question is: Did I experience the same results???

The big answer is: Yes, and No. While I am in the 100% who saw some results, I’d say my under eye skin is slightly more hydrated, and my wrinkles are reduced, but by more like 10-25%. I think my crows feet look about the same. My lips were temporarily plumped each time I used it, but they showed little to no wrinkle reduction.

But, why just take my word for it? Here are my before and after pictures so you can judge for yourself:
(Keep in mind that I take my pictures at home, not in a clinical setting, so lighting, angle, amount of smile, focus etc. may be different from before to after even though I try to keep them the same.)

So, what do you think? Do you see results here that would make it worthwhile for you to spend $250 to buy the device (plus ongoing refills of the serums), and 3-6 minutes a day to use it?

If you’re interested in purchasing the JeNu device, they’re offering a discount code for Hot&Flashy users: Go to Jenu.com and at checkout enter promo code “AngieVIP” for 20% off a JeNu Active-Youth Skincare System. Offer valid through 9/6/13

Jeannie says:

October 19, 2013 at 4:16 pm

I may notice a little difference in the under eye area but can’t see much. Thought I would add that I really appreciate your video on the difference between Retinol and Retin A. Soooo upset that my Dermatologist sold me some over the counter Retinol (the retinol is number 12 on the ingredient list) for $80 vs telling me that Retin A was better and not the same. Call the office tomorrow and asking for a Rx for Retin A.

Angie says:

October 21, 2013 at 6:37 pm

I’d be upset too… that’s just not right. I wish you success with the real Retin-A!

Rachel says:

August 28, 2013 at 10:54 am

I think the results are noticeable, and I also noticed the lightening in the corner of the eye.

I want to throw this idea out there….for those who don’t want to plop down the big bucks on the wand. Recently, I purchased a device called the Sainsonic on Amazon for about $30. It has a silver metal sphere in the center, surrounded by LED. You can only use one feature at a time. I had been combining the red LED with Green Tea after reading a really impressive study, but after seeing this, I’m going to use the ultrasound feature around my eyes. I ordered just the eye serum from Nordstrom and should get it this week. The ingredients in the eye serum look pretty solid.

I haven’t compared the wattage or output of the two devices, YET. My device does make a slight buzzing sound on the highest ultrasound setting.

Anyways, I thought I’d throw that out there. For anybody else who is ahem, frugal, like me. 🙂

Twyla says:

August 14, 2013 at 9:45 am

I do see what you mean – there’s definitely a difference under the eyes, from what i can see! You have so few lines to begin with, so i’m not surprised it’s helping.

I have gotten really good results using Retin-A – i don’t put it right near my lash-line but i do put it over my fine lines near my eyes, and there’s some migration so i am very careful of course. When i take a break from it for too long, the wrinkles start creeping back. I know it works the best for me. Of course a doc’s appointment to get the prescription also has an initial output-cost and then there’s ongoing refills – so yes, i think if we find something that works, then it’s worth it! I’ll buy my refills forever because i love the results :).

Sharon says:

August 7, 2013 at 10:25 am

The lightening in the corner of the eye is sort of nice (if it’s not just lighting or smudged makeup). I wonder if you would get the same improvement without the device. I think its a thumbs up for anyone who’s willing to spend the time. I’m not good about everyday face routines, if I was this seems like a reasonable investment.

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