>> today on the "morning blend," take a stance against bullying. the special run and walk to raise awareness. plus eat organic and delicious and affordable ideas. choosing the right pet for you. your lifestyle play has big factor as the blend starts right now. [ music ] morning. taking a live look outside right now. there is the thomas and mack center, home of the third and final presidential debate in october. anti-bullying campaign to help out with that. more on the lead-up to the day in just a bit. it will be big. shawn, thank you for joining us and spending your morning with us. i'm shawn tempesta. >> i'm j.j. snyder.

>> the place to be. that's pretty cool. we want to mention this right off the top. it's sad, yet another show closing. we've been saying this a lot lately. >> i know. over and over again. >> it is the best one, too. million dollars quartet. we featured them several times over the course of the years. ending their run at harrah's on december 4. if they're going to end it on a day, december 4 is the day. it marks the 60th anniversary of that very night that that inspired several celebrities. if you have not seen it, see it. oh, please see it. get your tickets. it is such a great show. if you like the era of music, or whatever came out of sun records back in the day, oh, it's so good! >> oh, to be a fly on the wall of december 4 and see elvis presley live. i would have been one of those gals. >> were you an elvis no? >> no, i am an elvis fan.

love with elvis as a young teen-ager. i have always had a thing for elvis. i would be screaming my face off if i saw elvis presley. anyone where he's looking into the camera playing that guitar right to me, i mean, okay. love me tender came to mind because it's so pure. it's like it's guitar and voice. >> "love me tender" will be song. give me a blue suede shoes or viva las vegas. i think it was a rule when i moved here, i learned the whole thing and it's fantastic. >> i'd love to see that sometime. >> no you wouldn't. >> speaking of classic vegas entertainers, we saw a lot monday night at criss angel's benefit. >> mission to raise a million dollars to benefit pediatric

amazing event. we tried to air this yesterday. >> we did. we had a sound issue. if you know anything about astrology, mercury retro grade perhaps. >> we've worked out. one thing that was very clear is many of the people that showed up, most of the people who showed up were so proud of criss for stepping forward and making something beautiful out of something so difficult. hear what people had to say about him. >> every living person, that's what help stands for. criss angel, like jerry lewis, in 1954 started muscular dystrophy. i think criss will start something that's part of his destiny. i think he's going to help heal a lot of children. >> he's really a sweetheart. he's got this sort of image, the rock'n'roll, which is a

he's a magician, an illusionist, he's a showman. so he's got this sort of leather and studs and motorbikes motorbl the rest of it and he's a teddy bear. >> yes. >> isn't that nature's theme? that's true with so many of the tough guys. i spoke about some of the fighters. you're a big softy. >> yes. when you're going through tough times, you soften right up. >> that's an interesting perspective. twisted sister, dee snyder. >> f >> they were there in full force. and they actually worked on a video. they took the song "we're not gonna take it," it was like the rebellion song you drove around to in your car. they changed it to fit cancer. the video has gotten over 6 million views. it became really the song of the event. >> somehow the message of we're not gonna take it got lost. it's a karaoke favorite, a rocking jock favorite, but much more important message.

said he was doing this event. i said i may have a song for me. he called me back five minutes later. he said i have to have this song for my charity event. >> he performed that song on monday night. it was phenomenal. i know you caught up with criss as well as his son is really spurred the idea of help. >> yep. >> we'll take a look at what he said. he was really speechless. >> i'm just so imagine mike tyson here, jerry lewis, sigfried & roy. you have all these incredibly talented people that are legends. i pinch myself. i can't believe they're here, when i used to watch these people. i used to aspire to be like these people. now they're here supporting a cause that's so near and dear to my heart because of my child. but really not just because of my child, but because of all these children that suffer all over the world. we got to change it. we got to come together. one world, one people for children.

make a one dollar donation. >> there you go. >> kudos to criss angel and his challenge. log on to his web site and donate today. right now when chuck e. cheek, smoky the bear and mcgruff the crime dog get behind a cause, you know it must be important, right? one week from saturday, join them and take a step with pep to help >> annual run, walk and roll event. trish leavitt with nevada pep board member, also with us jammaal mccoy, general manager, chevrolet. how are you? >> very good. how are you? >> very well. let's talk about this event happening september 24. what can they expect? >> our sixth annual anti-run, walk roll event. it's going to be at unlv right outside of lawyer student union. we are expecting a lot of people

luckily we've got jammaal mccoy. >> we have been roll not guilty a camaro or something? >> i don't know if i'll be rolling in in a camaro. i'll be showing my support for trish. >> how is the chevrolet company involved? >> we partnered with them last year. this year seeing the passion she has for raising awareness forints bullying, we're supporting by sponsoring two schools. we're sponsoring doris hancock and tom willi >> fantastic. you mentioned nevada prep. explain that. >> it's nevada pep. it's a nonprofit that we service people with disabilities, all types of disabilities. not just one specific one. and we offer all of our services are free. we just celebrated our 20th year. >> congratulations. >> yes, thank you. and so the great thing about

volunteers or works there has to have a disability themselves or has to have an arm's length relationship as a grandchild, a child, somebody so that when you get that call from someone saying oh, my gosh, this has happened, we know about it already because we've collectively have thousands and thousands of hours between all of us. >> wow! very interesting. you mentioned anti-bullying. but nevada pep actually supplies a lot of different services and you primarily. what are some of the specific services that you offer for people? >> usually when you have a child with a disability in the school district, you have what's called an i.e.p., that's an individualized education program. and so we go into the school. if need be, we advocate for the parents so that they know how to navigate through the system. we do work with the school district also. so it's not -- we don't go in and -- in the school district, a

so to kids with disabilities because they're easier targets. and so we try to go into the elementary schools. we have 22 title 1 schools that are coming to our anti-bullying walk. so we try to get in on the bottom, in the beginning to try to educate them and show them, this is not right. it's not acceptable. when you're on the opposite end of receiving bullying, it hurts and it changes your life. we even still talk to adults that still they still remember. it doesn't go away. >> oh, my goodness. don't get me started. fun fact about me, i left 7th grade a month early. my dad pulled me out of 7th grade a month early to avoid the bullying and it kind of toughened me going into eighth grade saying we're going to have to get awe tougher skin. >> wow. >> bullying still happens. i think we're more aware of it now. we're more aware of the long-term stuff that can happen. look how screwed up i am.

can nip it in the bud early is super important 'cause earlier you get it done, the better. >> and having a partnership with finley is so important to us because they believe in what we're doing and that is half the battle because they all have children and they know that we can make a difference and get better and make a change. >> it is so great. when i was young, i don't think the word bullying was used much. now it is very much part of our language. but it's good to remember too what it really and it's not just about the people who do get belayed. it's creating the awareness, which you're doing with this event, for everybody. don't bully and don't accept being belayed. >> yes. >> this event is for families. you can go to www.nvpep.org. and we're expecting great things. we've got chuck e. cheese coming. >> oh, yeah.

>> the grand marshall. >> yes. and cosmo. >> love it n chuck buchanan is our emcee. and ricardo laguna. don't run over my dad's bike. >> great having you guys. thank you so much. >> thank you. >> i purchased my cart from finley chevrolet and they didn't bully me. that's really fun. [ laughter ] >> sixth annual run, rock roll rolls out saturday, september 24. unlv, the lawyers student union. on site registration starts at 7:30 in the morning. for more information about it or nevada pep, call the number or visit the web site on your screen. they're also on facebook and twitter. >> you got pep, shawn. >> i guess. still toalley will be home for the final presidential debate. what it means for our community. >> stay with us.

>> are you looking for a forever friend? there are some important things to consider when looking for a pet pal. for example, are you an active family or do you live in a small apartment? pet expert for animal planet andrea arden is here to help you find your perfect pet good morning. >> good morning. how are you doing is this. >> i'm great, thank you so much. hey, take us through this. so we should actually look at ourselves and our lifestyle if we're thinking of getting a pet? >> absolutely. i think sometimes people are too quick to choose a pet just based on looks. he's cute so i want him. when just like choosing a mate, you want to make sure that you carefully consider their personality. for example. if you're somebody who lives a

could get yourself an active dog. and oftentimes we think of breeds like labrador retrievers or golden retrievers or german shepherds, they tend to be great for participating in activities outdoors like running or hiking or camping. but dogs like little teariers, they can also have very high energy and they can have fun going out and spending time outdoors with us. you just need to make sure that you, of course, focus on hydration. of the time of year. these are from tractor supply. these are great because they're collapsible. you can take them with you. notice he's wearing a super cute little doggy backpack. it's cute because it's cute and also because it's very useful. you can actually put their water and food in there and they can carry that with them when they go with you. >> i love that you can find these on tractorsupply.com. >> those are fantastic 'cause you can fold them up and throw them in a bag.

big plastic bowl around. >> yep. >> i also appreciate you pointed out that there are certain breeds that really do require a significant amount of exercise for their health and their well-being. what about if you live a more sedentary lap dog. which breed would you recommend? >> there are so many great options. there are dogs like pugs shih tzu, but the thing people need to keep in mind regardless of the dog's breed or mix, it really is about the individual dog. you need to spend yourself meeting dogs of different types to make sure that individual animal is appropriate for you. people have a great opportunity this weekend. pet appreciation week. in honor of that, tractor supply stores all across the nation are hosting rescue groups and shelters. they're bringing in animals of all different ages and sizes and

dogs like this one who is a container terrier, and going into the stores gives you a nice opportunity to meet animals of all types and give them a test drive to find the appropriates one for your family. >> i'm just laughs 'cause niko is a very active little guy, isn't he? he's a perfect example. they think he's perfect for apts, which they can be. but they have needs with rga to their physical and mental energy. one of the ways i like to address that is food stuffable food choice. it's great like kong, so they can hunt for their food. another thing that i think people should consider is consider adopting an adult or senior dog because more often than not, they have a little bit more likelihood to be more mellow. they're oftentimes house trained. if you are choosing an adult or

carefully consider the food you choose for them. you want one specifically formulated for dogs at that age. because they have different needs than a puppy would have. >> i adore senior dogs. once we have adopt add dog and found a dog that is our right match, do you have any tips for bringing home a new pet? we want to get them accustomed to our house. sometimes there is that transition period. >> one of the most important things is that people get prepared in ad they get everything they need, the toys, the squeaky toys, the stuffable toys, really comfy bed. you can all that at tractor supply. make sure when you bring them home that you do your best not to let them run loose to begin with because they're likely to make mistake. start by letting them have access to one room at a time. carefully supervise them to set them up for success. >> words to the wise. yes, you want to get it started on the right foot.

>> thank you. thanks so much for having us. >> again, pet appreciate week helps raise awareness of the importance of spaying and newtering pets while also providing info on proper pet care and nutrition. for more information, head to the web site on your screen. shawn, over to you. >> j.j., thank you so much. still to come on the "morning blend," who will score the goal! and firefighters square off for a great cause. next, what to expect from the presidential debate. vegasmorningblend.com has links to events. to events. we'll be back danny tarkanian's carrying a lot of baggage. as a real-estate developer, tarkanian was penalized for failing to pay thousands in property taxes.

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on wednesday, october 19, the nation's eyes will be glued to right here in las vegas. that's when the third and final presidential debate takes place inside the thomas and mack. as you can imagine, there will be plenties going on leading up to it. >> oh, yeah, especially this year. here with more on this is vince albert, senior associate vice president for communications at unlv. also with us iju great to have you. >> great to be here. >> unlv, i love the spotlight coming on vegas. >> we're excited. >> how was it selected? >> we were one of 16 cities and universities that submitted a bid more than a year ago. we have a great partner in the las vegas convention and business community. it was with their partnership and our application that really gave us the opportunity to host a debate. when you submit an application, you don't know if you'll get a presidential debate or the single vice presidential debate. >> that's right.

extremely well because not only did we secure a presidential debate, we got the final debate just weeks before the election. >> that's the last taste. >> bam, we get the big one. >> exactly. >> we're excited. >> it is so exciting. so many eyes are going to be on las vegas. so there must be a lot of pressure to prepare. how are preparations going? >> well, as soon as we've learned we've gotten the big debate, we created what we call a campus engagement committee. with carl, in the provo office. a shout out for our committee because they're just doing great work. we've developed programs leading up to the event. we have metro series. we have horses and political science, history, communications, related to the debate. we're talking earlier. these are all nonpartisan. we want to focus to make sure

>> that's the responsible thing. otherwise, oh, my goodness. >> exactly. >> this is a first of its kind for las vegas. first of its kind for nevada. i know you're doing all this engagement because really, people want to go to the debate and i know this is close up because essentially a television set. you're producing a show for 70 million people to watch. >> it really is. it's a made for tv event. if people want to get involved, there will be viewing events on campus and around the really it is a broadcast event for the television audience. 70 million viewers around the world. we'll have five to 7,000 media that will be in las vegas on the unlv campus. it's a chance to showcase the university, the state, the destination. what we're asking the community to do is embrace this because we'll get a chance to talk about issues that are important to las vegas, southern nevada, the state, and the west region as a whole.

students. k through 12 as well as unlv and csn and nevada state college. all of our programs are focused on education. we want people to be excited, have a good time. but we also want them to learn about the debate process and the presidential election. so we have a lot of activities. we're collaborating with the school district. we have an essay contest. >> oh, neat. >> they're going to do high schools. and then the end, one which is a scholarship to unlv. we're very excited. >> this is really neat. it really raises awareness. a whole period of talking about politics in the presidential debate all leading up to this event. >> exactly. >> my big question for them is can i come? >> of course. >> you'll be getting a lot of that. >> i know. >> a lot of friends. really, it's a made for tv event. >> we're made for tv. >> you are. but perhaps you can get in as a

you tickets to the general public because it is designed for the tv audience around the world and the media who are covering the event. >> and i understand that. but i can come down and view on campus. >> you can. we invite you to do that. >> fore the few tickets that we do have, that focus on students, we're going to have a student lottery for those tickets that we have available. >> there is a realliy today as well? >> today at noon. >> and that is to generate, y pointed out, a nonpartisan rally. it is the -- the goal -- >> a countdown to the debate and we'll have our president lynn jessup, cotter. >> there is going to be a lot of traffic and park. where do we get more information? >> as we get to the end of this month and early part of october, we'll push that information about traffic and parking and

national finals rodeo, which is at the thomas and mack, international ces convention center. i think this public and general community is very familiar with special events and realizes that you need to take some alternate routes when we have those events in town. >> the only difference is it's a less rowdy crowd. >> have you seen this debate? great having you guys. thank you so much. >> thank you so much. >> thanks for having us. >> the third and final presidential debate is set for wednesday, october 1 and mack center. there are a ton of events that are planned throughout this month and into the next months leading up to the big event. if you want to find out more, the web site is there. you can also keep up to date on facebook and twitter. up next on the "morning blend," police versus fire. but in the end, both will come out on top. >> that's right. find out more about the benefit after the break.

welcome back to the "morning blend." tonight just sit on the side lines, come out and support valley heros at a friendly event. the guns and hoses benefit soccer game is set for a match on saturday afternoon. >> yeah. and here to kick it off with us is kevin lunkwitz from clark county fire department and adam seely of metro >> good morning. good morning. >> thank you for having us. >> fire and rescue versus metro. tell us about this big game. >> well, it's gonna be this saturday. the event starts at 3:30. the game will be starting at 4:00 o'clock. it's gonna be a fun, friendly and extremely competitive match between our local firefighters and our local police officers. >> he left out one thing. there will be a lot of icy hot.

old men thinking they can still play soccer. >> you guys both grew up playing soccer. this is not like hey, try and kick the ball. you've done it in the past. bragging rights for a year, you're gonna have to hear the winner brag about this. >> it still hurts from last year. >> did you lose last year? >> unfortunately, the police department did lose last year. however, we've been hiring a lot of new officers. >> our new officer p >> you've been recruiting based on soccer skills. >> absolutely. >> awesome. >> it's not gonna matter. [ laughter ] >> so what can they expect at the game? obviously there will be trash talking going on. >> oh, yeah. we always do that. it's a lot of fun. we love each other. but when we get on the field, it's all a whole other game. it's about winning and taking home the trophy. >> with all the blood and sweat put aside, this is all for a really great cause. tell me about the charities it's benefitting.

burn foundation of southern nevada. got a lot of great things, the kids that have been affected with burn. we have camps that we send them to, a winter camp. we have a beyond the scars camp we send them to. any displayed pet families from fires we support that and help them out. partner with the red cross. we also any kids in the neighborhood that we as fire service people recognize that need help beyond the fires, beyond anything else, we try to recognize them and help them out as well. >> how about the >> we have the injured police officers fund. that is a foundation that has been created that helps the families of officers that have been injured or died in the line of duty. >> absolutely. very admirable causes for sure. i know beyond soccer there will be other stuff on site. >> we'll have fire trucks there. face painting, super heros. >> nice. >> we'll have finger painting. there is going to be all kinds of fun stuff, food after the game. we go from 3:30 to 8:30.

that are good for the fire police game and afterwards. unlv soccer from 7 to 8:30. >> great. >> i do think there will be a couple of police cars there. >> great. >> if you are to lose a wallet, this is the place to do it. they'll go in a full blown search. it will be a lot of fun. >> something that stood out to me is the half time show. tell me about what you got planned. >> we're gonna have our canine half time show where we'll have the canine agitators out on the field. everybody loves -- >> agitates? >> yes. >> love it. >> handlers, right if. >> handlers. >> you call them canine agitators? >> the person in the suit would be the agitator. >> oh! >> you're advocating. >> shawn, you'd be great for that. >> oh, don't you dare. >> maybe we could arrange that at some point in the future. >> just have at it. >> we plan on playing next year. >> you let me know. >> maybe we can consider that. >> i'll be the handler.

>> in the police dogs, are there a lot of german shepherds? >> they're primarily belgian malan dogs. that's the dog bred for that function. >> interesting. >> are there really dalmatians in fire houses? >> no. that's all in past. back in the day when they had horsedrawn carriages. the dogs would scare the rodents. that's why they had dogs way back when. >> so there is mo more rodents. >> not so much. >> but there is no more horses carrying the fire units down the road either. >> thank goodness. >> we want to get tickets, where do we go? >> unlvpictures.com. if you do them online, $7 before the game. you show up at the doors, $10 at the doors. it does include food afterwards. we'll have tailgate afterwards. all the activities are all included in there. >> excellent. >> i have to say, the weather is cooperating with you. you're right in the golden zone.

that we would make it through the game. we might be able to do okay with 94 degrees and maybe a little cooler in the afternoon. >> best of luck. you can't lose. >> both of you. >> we'll see. >> come on, metro. i'm rooting for metro this year. >> thank you. somebody has to. >> it it's this heart at unlv's peter johan soccer field. it's from 3:30 to 8:30. get your tickets at the gate or online at children and unlv students are free. >> very cool. on ktnv.com, you can find so many great stories. what makes the valley such a special place to live. go to the positively lv tab. you'll find it under sections. from special reports to deals at restaurants and more, check out our web site for your insight into las vegas.

it's only a book. >> it certainly is. welcome back to the blend here is a look at some hot things that are happening in the community. speaking of sports with metro, you can shoot hoops with metro. >> cool. >> before their soccer event on saturday. their safe neighborhood three on three basketball tournament will start at 7 a.m head to the cox pavilion on the unlv campus. >> again, unlv. >> it's like the unlv show today. >> it is. >> there is three age divisions. six to eight. nine to ten, and 11 to 12. free to participate. if you have questions, call the number right there on your screen. hey, eat barbecue for a cause on saturday. the pigs for kids barbecue competition is back. it's happening at craig ranch regional park, 50 teens will participate and it's just $10 to attend. it benefits three organizations that work to end childhood

web site on your screen. and you want to start eating healthy? think organic. >> yeah. our producer micah is standing by with ideas not only delicious, but affordable. >> we all want the best for ourselves and our families. that starts with a food we eat. now more than ever before, people are seeking organic foods, including myself. don't be scared off if you think it's pricey. it's affordable and easy to incorporate into your everyday albertson's registered dietitian anessa chumbley joins us with some of her recipes to do just that. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's get right into this because most of us think organic foods are expensive or hard to find. but that's changed, right? >> yes. that's the good news. it has changed and as a nutritionist, that makes me super happy 'cause it means that more people are realizing that pure ingredients are gonna be better for their body and

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dinner option made with organic ingredients in the freezer. that way it saves you money because waste is a wallet killer. and then you have like healthy fast food right there ready to choose anywhere you need to go. so then when it comes to the pantry, keep organic ingredients that have longevity. that way you can make meals in minutes with things like chicken broth, salsa, tomato sauce, canned beans. those you can work together for meals really quickly. >> you're making me hungry with everything that's in fronts of you. what do of you? >> yes. oh, my goodness, i love to create recipes with a lot of love and i came up with an arsenal of recipes for parents to use. i like to do what i call a cook once and kind of eat all week. so the first is an overnight oats if you ever tried this. this is mocha overnight oats, with a peanut butter swirl. our peanut is peanuts and sea salt. no other inbound greed cents. spread that on the bottom and

milk, i sweeten it with a kick of coffee. then in the morning you have breakfast ready for you. and then the morning you've got. [fast and it's good to go. you can even take that in the car. so then for lunch, my kids and i make this two or three times a week. it's called muffin tin meat loaf. i've only use six ingredients and i made it really easy and quick by using salsa. salsa simplifies. your tomatoes, bell pepper, onion, garlic, all in and so i used that and then i put them in a muffin tin because i found with my kids, making it one step more magical, they're more likely to eat it. the cool thing about these is that you can freeze them and eat them later or use them all week. and then finally for dinner, one pot penne. if you have a big family, doing things in one pot is wonderful. this you're going to saute' onions and garlic, add our grass fed ground peeve and salsa and chicken broth.

absorbs the good flavors of the chicken broth and salsa. then you can top it, i like to top it with avocado. the healthy fats that reduce our body fault. tomatoes and cheese. boom, you have dinner ready all done in one pot. very, very simple. >> i love that you put it as your arsenal. so we have the arsenal ready with our families. where can we go for more information? >> sure. head to your local albertson's or vonn's to get these products. you can get 's/o organic. >> easy to do meals that are healthy. i love it. >> super. thanks so much. >> again, check out the usda certified o organic products by head to get web site on your screen. it's affordable and yummy. dish out something good tonight. back over to you. >> yes. thank you so much. do you know someone who truly makes a differentials in the community? you can recognize them with our give back award. >> head to

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it will change the way you see yourself in the mirror. thank you. >> j.j., get ready to be wowed. this is incredible. this product plexaderm has taken the country by storm. >> tell me all about it. >> first i want to introduce to you my good friend, richie, we'll put him up on the screen. i call him richie bags. he's got some issues under those eyes. what you're seeing him do is rubbing the plexaderm under his eye bag. this product specializes in under iowa bags but will crow's feet and other wrinkles. we're going to come back to him. i was in the room when we did this. in three or four minutes, it was completely gone. you're going to be shocked. >> i could see he definitely has eye bags. eye bags can be genetic and because of age and they make you look tired. >> you know with a? gravity sucks. that's basically what we're dealing with. over time, gravity takes place everywhere on our bodies. and i'm going to bring up a term that people are familiar with called collagen. people are familiar with this

reason. what it is is it's responsible for the cell structure in our skin. over time, it degrades. when it degrades, that's why we get the bags and the wrinkles and everything else on our face. people will go and get collagen. but now they don't have to do that. those can be painful. you and i talked before we started the sect. we hate needles. and they can be expensive. this is topical. you rub it in, just like you saw richie do. it works in less than five minutes and completely takes it away. incredible. >> wow. this is going to be let's go back to richie and see where we are. i know we're doing real time on him. this is not altered. i was in the room for this. you can see after two minutes, it's already starting to go away. it's about a half reduced. everyone is affected differently. some people takes three minutes. some people four minutes. but no longer than ten minutes for it to work. it's really incredible. >> oh, my gosh. >> yeah. >> you can really start to see it. >> for the people on the

want to know if it works. i carry this piece of shale rock with me everywhere because this is where it's derived from. there are sill indicates in the formula derived from this shale rock like it that go into the formula. what happens is when you rub it on your under eye bag, again, or crow's feet, forehead lines, people use it for laugh lines. technically what's going on is that the molecules in the formula, once you rub them into your skin, they weave together and as it dries into your they actually make it really taut and make a smooth contour. that's technically what happens when you're rubbing it on of the it happens in minutes. >> whatever it is it's working. we have some before and after clips to show. >> basically this is just before they used the product and after. like i said, each person is different. that one right there is after ten minutes. it will take no longer than ten minutes. this person is up to three minutes. look at that. you look younger. you look better.

people that ask me this question all the time, how does it work with make-up, because most guys besides myself, don't wear make-up usually during the day. it's hard to cover these things up. as you know as a woman, women wear make-up all the time. sometimes trying to cover it up with make-up makes it worse. >> it does. >> under the eye because you add more layers and it just makes the creases look bigger. >> you can tuesday with your make-up and like i said, it affects guys even more than women because they don't wear the m you'll want to put this on a clean, dry face. wait ten minute, then use a moisturizer and put your make-up on right after that. >> yeah. >> so what about the guys now? we had a photo up of a guy. he had a great transition. it's amazing. >> incredible. and people have -- there it is. look at that. >> wow. >> that's completely gone. completely gone. another thing i want to mention, too, and i have this, something you can purchase when you call

the reason we suggest it is it has an oilless base. we want you to use a moisturizer that does not have oil in it. most do because that counteracts the effectiveness of plexaderm. so you're going to want the clean dry face, put the plexaderm on. wait ten minutes. put your oilless moisturizer on. then your make-up and you're ready to go. it lasts the whole day. >> that was my next question is how long does it last? >> there are products that advertise, they tell you we only last two to three hours. what good does that do? this is going six to eight hours. it's going to change your life. >> it really is amazing. can we check in with richie again? >> check in. >> wow! >> it's almost completely gone. i'd say it's about 80% gone. and believe it or not, it was funny when we asked him to do this. we said we're going to ask you -- he was all excited. he goes really? what do you want know do? we said we have this new product, we think you'd be a great candidate. we brought him in the room and as you can see -- but he smiled

for him. >> of course we did. we had to show the difference first. when he was done and looked in the mirror, he was amazed. he smiled. we were all shocked in the room. it was mind blowing. >> it's an amazing transformation. i know both you and i shared, we have an acting background. one thing you lettered is it's all about the eyes. >> all about the eyes. >> and what a way to just take years off your face. >> and to not look tired and to look fresh. you can gain from this just from that five minutes or ten minutes at the most. you're gonna 15 years on your appearance because the elasticity in the skin, it degrades in your skin. this is a way to counteract it. >> it's incredible because like we said, there are no needles involved. and it really does well for ordinary people. >> yes. >> everybody could use a little. >> when you see richie, we'll bring him back up on the screen. it's gone. >> wow. >> absolutely gone.

you ready? talk about looking good. ordinary people can look good. there is a rock star right there. there is a groupy. there are the results. it's just incredible. he got up. he actually did smile, i swear. and he was even amazed at the results. >> it's amazing how the small details make such a great difference in someone's appearance. you have a special today? >> yes. 40% off of the product. you can buy two, get one free. if you call the 1-800 number up or go to plexaderm.com. tell them you saw scott on the show with this rock star, j.j. in las vegas. >> thank you. >> but just tell them you saw me on the "morning blend" with you and they'll give that you special and the buy two, get one free, you can't beat it. >> we're blown away at these results. thank you so much. you saw great results this morning. oh, my gosh. for more information about plexaderm, head to the

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