She says her "advise" for radiant skin is a good nights sleep and Aveeno. Her ads say Aveeno is a skin tone corrector and reduces the look of brown spots and gives a glow to the skin.
There is nothing in Aveeno that reduces brown spots, because the retinol and vitamin C is in far too low an amount
which is probably why she gets laser treatments.
They offer some scrubs, but an AHA might be better, and they don't have a product with AHA, as far as I know.
Even the moisturizers aren't that moisturizing and I know from first hand experience, because the drugstore had some on sale and I bought one of each, to try, and they are probably one of the least nourishing creams I have ever used.
Aveeno ads aren't fake, necessarily and they do have some good soothing products if your skin is irritated, but if you want state-of-the art, Aveeno is not the way to go, in spite of what JA says.
This goes for many lines, of course, not just Aveeno, but in this case, Aveeno is using her glowing, gorgeous complexion and insinuating it comes from them.
