It's called L'egance . Manufacturers call it the natural face lift and promise visible results with the first application. The cost ranges between 50 to 100 dollars. L'egance is supposed to go on like a cream, dry like a mask and rinse off with warm water.

Margaret Adams attended a product demonstration after seeing and hearing about L'egance. She agreed to try it on one side of her face. It takes about a few minutes to apply and 20 to 25 minutes to dry

"It really came into being over 20 years ago, probably in the medical profession where it was used with people who had strokes and Bells Palsy," said Gatha Crowson, a company spokesperson.

The company used a chemist to mix the ingredients together and added a few extras like amino acids, an Asian formula and some anti-aging products, to boot. "I've seen it do many miraculous things," said Crowson. "Of course, you've seen my before picture, you know what it did to my face, but I've seen it help with scarring."

"I've seen it lift eyelids where people who were going to have to have surgery because their eyelids were drooping so bad I've seen it raise their eyelids where they did not have to have surgery," added Crowson. She says she's also seen L'egance
help stroke victims faces.

Martha Adams tested the product and could see that the mask lifted her left eyebrow. "My complexion looks better. It lifted my eye and it tightened and firmed my face and I think it really helped," said Adams. She says she can't wait to try it on the rest of her face. She gives L'egance an amazing score of 10 out of 10 points.