If we look back through history, one thing soon becomes clear: what counts as beautiful differs completely from epoch to epoch. In the Stone Age, the Venus of Willendorf was regarded as sexy; today most would think her chubby. One the other hand, a painter like Rubens would not even have reached for his brush to depict today’s slender models. At all times, beauty has been the privilege of those who received it as a gift from Mother Nature. However, in every epoch there have also been women who did not enjoy this privilege or believed they did not. So they looked for different ways to conform as closely as possible to the ideal of their time. Cleopatra with goats’ milk, white powder during the Han Dynasty or a corset in the Victorian era.

Over time, society has repeatedly created new ideals of beauty, and women have felt the need to live up to those ideals. Surprisingly, it was not until the 1960s that cellulite was ’invented‘. Before then, no-one paid attention to the blemishes and dimples, which were seen as perfectly normal. Even female portraits were not retouched as photographs commonly are nowadays.

The women of today, “generation SLIMEXIR^®”, also feel a strong need to live up to an ideal of beauty: feminine curves without blemishes and dimples, and an attractive aura with radiant eyes.

So do not forget those little cosmetic assistants, which make it easier for you to meet your ideal. The active substance SLIMEXIR^® provides the solution, dealing with those problem zones and brightening the eyes.

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