What kind of technology is the product using that it can produce such an astonishing result? There is nothing spectacular anyway. It depends on the tiny particles of silicon which fill in the wrinkles. These particles act as prisms. Do you remember when you are in high school you learn about refracting light with prisms? This is what the product is all about. It just a simple concept which you are familiar with. These particles are microscopic that even your eyes cant see. By refracting the light which shines on the wrinkles, the shadow cannot take place. Nobody can see your wrinkles in the absence of shadow. It seems that the wrinkles disappear in the midst on daylight. But what it does is to hide these unwanted fine lines so that the naked eye cant see.



I dont think it is right to treat Deception cream as one of the components in a skin care program. The effect will vanish each time you wash your face. If you want it back, then you have to apply it again. How often do you use your lipstick or face powder in day? A few time I presume. Deception is no different. You just have to continue using it the way you use your cosmetic products.

It does have pure emu oil. But I am not sure if it has enough to give the full benefits for your skin. Anyway, we know that emu oil can improve the skin. It also helps in fighting against aging since it has lots of antioxidants. However, it seems that the product may not be suitable for people with sensitive. Its rich oily formula may leave you with clogged pores.

You also find other substances besides emu oil and light refracting microprisms. They are Neopemtyl, Petrolatum, Cetyl alcohol, Deinonized Water, Hydrogenated Polybutane, Acrylate Copolymer and Glycerin, Propylparaben, Sorbitol, Sorbitan Stearate, Glycol Diheptanoate, Isocecyl Neopentanoate, Dimethicone, Polysorbate 60, Diazolidinyl urea, Methylparaben, and Stearyl alcohol.

However, I think you should know that the cream contains parabens. I understand that they can cause skin irritation. Probably the company can explain why the parabens are included in their wrinkle cream.

The company depends on the capability of light refracting microprisms to market their wrinkle creams. Unlike Dremu Oil, there is little mention of emu oil in Deception cream. It looks like you need to shop for an effective cream that has proven wrinkle fighting ingredients to provide long term effects. In my opinion, this product doesnt do a great job in removing wrinkles. It only hides them up just like your face powder or foundation. But if you want instant results especially when you have to attend a social gathering or function, then this is a godsend.