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TimeWise Plus+ Application Instructions
TimeWise Plus+ Regena-Firm Intensive Serum:
Use morning and night.
Forehead/Nose
With the index, middle and ring fingers, start at the center of the forehead. Apply liberally using both hands and
work up the forehead and then outward to the temples with circular motions while applying slight pressure.
Then apply to the nose starting between the eyebrows, using an outward motion while moving down the bridge
of the nose, avoiding the eye area.
Around the Mouth/Cheeks/Jawline
Placing the middle and ring fingers at the corners of the mouth, begin massaging upward and outward in
circular motions that trace the apples of the cheeks, up to temples, and down along the jawline and back to the
corners of the mouth. Repeat several times. Place your middle and ring fingers on either side of your jawline
and create upward sweeping motions that massage the sides of your face all the way to your temples.
Neck
OPTIONAL: Depending on individual’s application behavior, one additional pump of Intensive Serum might be
needed to apply to the neck area.
With the index, middle and ring fingers, apply the serum using upward and outward strokes from the collarbone
to the base of the chin. Move fingers to the center of chin and with slight pressure, massage the product
outward along the jawline to earlobes. Below the earlobes, increase pressure slightly and massage with three
clockwise rotations and three counterclockwise rotations to release tension.

TimeWise Plus+ Regena-Firm Correcting Eye Cream:
Use morning and night. Using the special Zamac metal tip as the applicator, squeeze out a small amount of
product onto the tip. Avoiding the inner corner of the eye, apply directly to the undereye area closest to the nose
with a sweeping, outward motion. Lift and repeat. Also, gently apply on the upper eyelid area using the same
technique. To help relieve undereye puffiness, with one sweep, gently massage the product onto the skin in an
outward circular motion moving from the area closest to the nose and outward. Repeat on the other eye.