Fresh Face Anti-Wrinkle Pillow 100% Clinically Proven Anti-Aging Back Sleeping Prevention Posture Contour Orthopaedic Neck Beauty Skin Lines Memory Foam Silk Pillowcase Removable Cover

Wow Wow, I am amazed at the results of this pillow, the lines have noticeably decreased in such a short space of time I noticed before I was getting lines down the sides of my face and middle of my chest from sleeping on my side, these lines have completely gone.Added bonus - I had reduced mobility to my neck and neck pain, within just a few days of using this pillow I have full mobility and no neck pain.I'm blown away and can't recommend it enoughIt's so comfortable, keeps you in the correct position for good posture whilst sleeping

I usually sleep with my pillow extended under my shoulders as I find it gives me a better neck position. This pillow has an abrupt angle from mattress to neck supports and I found that in combination with the “U” shape supports; for my neck those feel, be too narrow. They do have some give; the size was just too small. It’s a shame they aren’t more like plane seats and let you adjust the angle of the supports or just widen the gap. I have tried to fall asleep in the U grip for 3 nights so far and whilst they are soft it just didn’t feel right.My personal comfort aside; the pillowcase itself is nicely made. It is a firm pillow with a bit of give. There are gel cooling pads that felt nice in the august heat. The silk pillowcase feels good quality the stitching is even, and the material has some thickness and weight to it, there is a zipper to make it easier to remove. The pillowcase isn’t tight like a shrink wrap so removing it to wash and replace is easy as unusual, shaped pillows go.I haven’t given up I have decades of sleeping on traditional pillows and I might get used to it. They should just maybe offer a couple of sizes to make the transition easier.

For the price of nearly £100 this was a huge let down for me.There’a some positives such as the cooling pads on a hot night, and it’s soft, silky and feels sturdy. Now I’ll admit I don’t have really any lines on my face so this part was strange for me to read but I thought I would test this to see if this helps with my neck pain.What I found was that this was actually pretty uncomfortable. It’s pretty solid and the gap for your neck is quite tight and I found it digging into the sides of my neck and head a fair bit. You’re forced to lay and sleep solely in one position throughout the full night which is uncomfortable and without movement I actually found my neck pain to get worse as if felt so stiff after a few hours.This might work for someone with a slimmer neck to me or someone who doesn’t mind laying on their back all night but sorry to say I didn’t enjoy my experience with fhis pillow.

I tried this pillow out for a couple of nights to give it a fair test run, but unfortunately all I've established is that it's not for me.I'll admit to finding the whole premise a bit odd ... possibly because I've slept on my back, side and even face-down all of my adult life (I'm in my 60s) and still hardly have a line on my face. From time to time, if I've slept particularly soundly I wake up with a slight crease on one side of my face - but it soon fades.Nevertheless, I was intrigued and so I requested it - partly because I do sometimes find ordinary pillows give me a crick in my neck.The pros are that it's well made, and on a hot summer's night the cooling gel pads are wonderfully soothing on your neck and the back of your head.The cons, however, are more numerous ...(1) I have a fairly slim neck, but even I found the spacing between the neck rest arms quite constricting.(2) This pillow is, of course, entirely unsuitable for people who simply CAN'T sleep on their backs for whatever reason.(3) The restrictiveness of the pillow means that you're effectively forced into lying in one position all night. You literally can't turn over. Given that human beings naturally move many times during the course of one night this, surely, is not a good idea? The first night I woke up in the small hours of the morning confused and stiff, with a stabbing pain in my back and neck.The second night, much the same happened, only earlier and I threw the pillow out of the bed.(4) Having thought about it, I find the whole 'Wrinkles are Bad' thing vaguely irritating. Is looking your age so very terrible? (But that's a whole other discussion, of course.)If your wrinkles worry you, and you're a natural back-sleeper, then you may like this and it may work for you ... but personally speaking I find sleepless nights a lot more aging than comfy, if face-creasing, pillows.To end on an upbeat note ... this pillow IS excellent for holding your head in a comfortable position when doing any floor exercises like simple yoga stretches ... or just 'corpsing' to relax your lower back muscles - as I often do.But, as far as I'm concerned, it really isn't my sort of thing at all. Sorry.

Awful, the shape is a complete failure, similar to a hairdressers sink that doesn't fit your neck. Shame as the pillow quality materials wise is great but the pillow itself is unusable