Seriously, Checkout Scammers, DON'T GO THERE

This is the sickest skincare scam I've seen in years. It uses Carrie Underwood's recent facial injury to advertise something called "Revyve Advanced". Using someone's injury to make money via affiliate marketing is wrong and bad. Back to the fake news article; it has the usual red flags ("Entertainment Today" layout, free trial, fake results, fake comments), and is vulnerable to the Voluumdata XSS Exploit. The comments are a better imitation of the actual Facebook commenting widget than most other fake news articles; they appear to have been copied from another (presumably non-scam) skincare product's Facebook page. Stay away from Revyve Advanced, and if any fake news scammers are reading this, don't try anything like this again.