Ah. The chin. The good old dreaded chin!
As you can probably guess, I've got issues with mine. You see, being a chunk means I'm rewarded with two chins so when the opportunity arose to check out a brand new Indiegogo campaign called Chin-Up, I couldn't wait to get involved. Whilst they're not available to purchase just yet, they are available to reserve until they launch later this month over on their website chinupmask.com
Claiming to be the equivalent of a non-surgical facelift, Chin Up utilises the latest scientific developments in pressure technology whilst the specially formulated fruit-extract filled face masks are absorbed; lifting up and firming the shape of your face, promoting facial blood circulation, burning up extra fat on the face to remodel a more refined face.
Simply apply the Chin Up mask to your face and neck, put on the Chin Up slimming band and in 30-40 minutes you should see the effects in a positive way - up to 2cm of fat loss. They are so confident that they'll work, they included a tape measure in every pack for you to measure the difference between before and after.
The effects of Chin-Up are supposed to last for several days however repeated usage is recommended in order to see a more long term result.
After unboxing, I crack on with the application. It really is as simple as it sounds. The slimming mask is a little slimy and cold but just pop it onto your cheeks/chin/neck and then attach the slimming band.
The next video is embarrassing, I have to admit. I look a total mess and I can hardly talk thanks to Chin Up's "pressure technology". First impressions: it's really tight and very hot and tingly. My jaw feels like it's being pulled so high up that it's touching my nose and my ears are uncomfortable due to the strange gap in the slimming mask. Check it out (and don't laugh!!)...
Once the 30 minutes are up, I tear the band off with sheer joy. It's not been a particularly nice half an hour and I was so hoping that it had worked! See for yourself...
So, yes, it did work. Thankfully! I lost 1.2cm off of my double chin in just half an hour. Was it worth it? Not for a one off, in my opinion. Would a longer term result make it worth it? Yes. I would use this every other day for a week if it meant that I would have a prolonged success, so for a holiday or something special like that, it would be worth it, for me.
Just so you can see the before and after more clearly...
A definite result, right there!
You can find more about Chin Up by visiting their website, mentioned at the beginning of this review, or social media channels such as facebook, twitter, instagram
Chin Up have given us a trial pack, similar to the one that I unboxed in the video above, to giveaway. Giveaway closes 9th September, good luck!
Disclaimer: I was sent the above product for the purposes of review. All opinions are my own.
