The lengths people are willing to go to own a pair of plumped cheeks and a line-free complexion are well-documented, but a new Japanese gadget could trump even the wackiest gizmo out there.
Named the Face Slimmer, it claims that to ‘maintain the perfect visage; you don’t need to go under the surgeon’s knife’.
Japanese innovators have invented the face Slimmer which claims to boost the strength of facial muscles and in turn create a more ‘youthful and vibrant’ face.
To get the best results the instructions say ‘to make vowel sounds out loud over and over again’.
By carrying out the daily face workout, the manufacturers claim that a person strengthens what they describe as the ’12 expression muscles’.
It is not the first time Japanese designers have come up with bizarre beauty contraptions – tongue exercisers and rubber masks also claim to slim face.
I – Word Understanding
Plumped cheeks – fatty side of the face below the eye.
Wackiest gizmo- a slightly funny or amusing gadget.
Perfect visage- a face appearance has the desirable qualities.
Vibrant face- a face with full of energy and enthusiasm.
Beauty contraptions- a strange device for aesthetic face.
II – Have your say
1. Over the years women of whose ages are 34 years over have been trying lots of remedies for wrinkles and sagging face. Have you known any of this surgical treatment? Face lifts surgery, Botox, and cheek bone surgery.
2. Have you ever wonder why Korean celebrities have tiny faces? An increasing number of celebrities are flocking to aesthetic clinics to remodel the face and body through bone setting alteration therapy.
3. Despite the recession, the number of people seeking cosmetic surgery in the UK has continued to rise, estimated of 600,000 English women undergone cosmetic surgery with a six per cent in increase in 2012.
