The New Face of Olay Regenerist Rebecca Gibney
July 8, 2011
What do you get when you mix a global skin care range with the most talented, beautiful Australian woman?
The new Face Of Olay Regenerist ….. Rebecca Gibney!
…and what a perfect partnership! Rebecca believes in a skincare regime that consits of moisturising and ensuring that “make-up is removed before [I] go to bed”. Asked what her favourite Olay product was, Rebecca Gibney replied “Olay Regenerist – Micro-Sculpting Serum .. this works .. hand on my heart! It firms my skin and I’m getting comments from the make-up of Packed to the Rafters on how my skin is glowing!”
Rebecca believes in the ingredients and the claims that they make. The pentapeptide technology is what the regenerist range is based on.
What does this mean in laymen terms …. Peptides are a type of protein that have been synthetically produced. They are made from amino acid and pentapeptide means that there are 5 amino acid chains. What this ingredient does to the skin is basically stimulate collagen in the skin and makes the skin feel like it’s had a type of “Botox” to it.
So Melinda & I made our way down to the launch of this in this city on Wednesday 6th July. I must say that It was a very pleasant surprise to see Rebecca. I’m glad they didn’t choose some 20 year old face as this just wouldn’t fit …right? Finally !!! a real woman with real ageing issues using real products. Rebecca says that she doesn’t want to remove her ageing … just slow it down. She likes her wrinkles, but using this range does indeed help decrease wrinkles and makes your skin feel and look much younger.
This is me & Mel!!!
For more information on the products in the Regenerist range follow this link.
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Realize Beauty 
Rebecca uses BOTOX. Her endorsing this product is a load of rubbish. She doesnt want to remove her ageing? Why use Botox then? Hypocrite and misleading
I have stopped using your products after finding out that Olay has chosen Gibney has a brand ambassador. Gibney has publically declared that she has used botox. Therefore Olay’s brand and key messages are inconsistent with its choice of brand ambassador. Such a poor choice has impacted your brand; if consumers don’t trust Olay, expect less sales. It’s a shame Olay failed to do basic market research.