Lulu's Killer FillerLulu looks great for her age so she must be doing something right! She has been working with a skin care specialist for over 20 years and her range of products is the result of her research and his expertise.

So how does Killer Filler work? Apparently the formulation works in two ways:

  • unique auraspheres immediately line up in formation on any crevices, filling them in to cleverly camouflage the appearance of lines, and
  • the Opalescent Mica Particles act as your very own lighting director, diffusing light and giving the skin a "soft focus", matt finish look.
According to the publicity, below the surface, hyaluronic acid and pea extract work to plump and firm skin, restoring lost collagen and elasticity while the super-moisturising rich cocoa butter, shea butter and beeswax provide long term hydration. With repeated use, the formulation halts the advance of ageing and fills lines.

I was eager to give Killer Filler a try. You apply a small line to a wrinkle in the morning, tap lightly over the area and allow to set before applying make-up.  At first I didn't notice much of a difference but after a couple of daily applications I was surprised to see a definite improvement in a couple of frown lines.

You can reapply Killer Filler throughout the day if necessary - even over make-up. I was a bit sceptical of how it would look over foundation but, if anything, my "laughter lines" were even less noticeable!

Daughter Olivia – my sternest critic! – agreed that my lines were much less obvious.

Killer Filler Wrinkle Compound is available from www.lulusplace.co.uk at £30/25ml which looks as though it will last a long time.