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Comment on My Experience with Accutane by Fenway Apartments

Fenway Apartments — Tue, 31 May 2011 02:16:14 +0000

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Comment on Clarisonic Opal: Sonic Boom or Bomb? by Heather

Heather — Mon, 25 Apr 2011 01:20:42 +0000

Thank you for trying this out properly and reviewing the results honestly. What really turned me off about this product is that you should use it with their serum only, leading to unjustified landfill and expense not warranted even if it did deliver results. Nonetheless, I was very tied of of looking tired and decided to investigate. Cheers! And thanks again.

Comment on The RapidLash Backlash by Kathy S

Kathy S — Tue, 08 Mar 2011 01:06:55 +0000

Rapid Lash worked great … For awhile. Stopped working after maybe a year or so.

Comment on Goodbye to Prescriptives by amy

amy — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 03:03:36 +0000

Does anyone know where the individual records for the custom blend powder went. Apparently you can’t order on line without your recipe.

Comment on Goodbye to Prescriptives by amy

amy — Fri, 04 Mar 2011 03:02:32 +0000

I used to have it especially custom blended with three oil control. No other product works as well…..

Comment on Close Encounters of the Clinique Kind by jenny

jenny — Tue, 01 Mar 2011 13:38:27 +0000

To all of you little cry babies out there in Cliniqe land: I have been using the Even Better line for nearly 3 years and it is amazing! Most of you people are all whining and griping this line is not working. Did you even use it properly before you went back to the Clinique counter griping “I want my money back because this didn’t work!” Don’t you realize that skin discoloration isn’t something that just happened to you overnight. You know you basked your big behind in the sun for god knows how many years with no or very little sunscreen, or better yet with Crisco. Or maybe you had acne problems and continued to pick at it. Hello scar city! And now years and years later of neglect and disrespect to your body…and now you’re starting to see all of these dark spots or hyper-pigmentation in the skin. And you all expect to use something for a few weeks and poof! my spots are gone. I don’t think so! That’s not the way it works. You can’t expect to spend a single $50 and have you’re skin looking absolutely flawless. It’s going to take a few months before you notice significant improvement. But the pay off and patience are so well worth it. You guys are just so “hurry hurry hurry now now now!” Also, while you’re using this product you need to stay out of the sun people!! OMG I think even the most simple person would know that SUN SPOTS = damage from the sun. “While I’m using this product I’d better stay out of heavy sun and wear a sunscreen for that incidental sun I get. And for those of you who want to gripe saying “oh I knew what Clinique was up to when they sent me a free bottle of the original Even Better…and then they come out with this new improved Even Better Clinical…well why would I want the old formula??” Well for your info the original Even Better did work…they just decided to make it more advanced. Just like most things in this world, things are constantly upgraded and made to work better. And you want to gripe about getting a $40 serum for free!! Unbelievable!!!!

Comment on RapidLash Revisited by Ana

Ana — Tue, 22 Feb 2011 07:44:46 +0000

I have been using RapidLash for maybe a week and am already starting to get some purplish/bluish discoloration on my eyelid along the lash line. I guess this was too good to be true! I do think it has improved my lashes already though. Now when I was off my makeup, my lashline looks like it sometimes used to when I didn’t get all my eyeliner off after cleansing… but it’s just that the lashline actually seems denser at the roots. It looks darker… which is saying something because my lahses are already naturally black. I may try to apply the product more carefully to minimize contact with my skin… but will probably have to discontinue use if the discoloration doesn’t subside.

Comment on Facial Exercises: A New Wrinkle by honey

honey — Tue, 01 Feb 2011 22:30:18 +0000

I am happy to say that I have to disagree completely with Paula Begoun. Unfortunately I discovered face exercises after I had already wasted £3000 on face fillers.
I was due another facial filling injection (£500) but I decided to take the time to look at my face in detail. I noticed that the right side of my face was more toned and wrinkle free compared to my left side. I noticed that the right side was more active than the left side (from eating, etc) hence the muscles were larger and stronger and supported the skin more. I then started trawling the internet for face exercises. I wasnt prepared to part with any more of my hard earned money and just found example exercises from lots of different sites. I managed to concoct a few of my own which really fatigued my face muscles (I call one of the the “why” exercise. I have been doing them for about 14 months now. Recently a friend of mine accused me of getting cheek implants!!! When I told her about the face exercises she wanted all the details. I compared my face with photographs from 4 years ago (before the facial fillers) and 2 years ago (when I had the facial fillers) and my face looks better now than it ever has. nice full cheeks, toned face, lifted eyes, good muscle tone around the nose. I know it sounds like I’m bragging but I am going to be 40 but I look 25 max!!!
i would certainly like to prove this to you Paula. I can show you the befores and afters. And guess what Paula, I am not selling anything!!!!

Comment on Untangling the Beauty Messages in Fairy Tales by January

January — Sun, 30 Jan 2011 02:54:05 +0000

I agree with all of the comments – except…even in “Shrek” there was a problem, IMO. Fiona was afraid Shrek would reject her when she was “ugly”. But wasn’t Shrek just as “ugly”? I found it disturbing that it was okay for him to judge her looks, when he was no Prince Charming himself.

Comment on Peeing on Antiwrinkle Nonsense by Dee

Dee — Thu, 20 Jan 2011 17:37:54 +0000

Well I just found this and I wanted to add a bit.. First and foremost you never need be concerned about being called “fair & balanced” because if you did do your homework, you would have found that Dr. Burzinski was put through the ringer with the FDA 20 years ago and all of that was reversed by the FDA once they had to show the court system proof of any wrong doings on the part of Dr. Burzinski.. In fact the entire Board of Medical Examiners within Texas has to withdraw their concerns when it was FINALLY brought to light that Dr. Burzinski was not only not hurting his patients BUT he was acutally making headway with brain cancer (something that the conventional medical society has had a great deal of problems with). And now, many years after trying to take this man down the FDA is actually working with his research… “Peeing in a cup” is an awful way to report on REAL scientific research.. Shame on you – Dr. Burzinski did something that very few in our society can do and that is put himself and his process in a completely transparent format and came out clean as a whisle. I hope my own doc is as ethical as Dr. Burinski.. Once again the FDA is now working (and has been for many years now) with Dr. Burzinski’s A-10 Aminocare.. the formulas administered to his patients and often producing a subsiding of cancer size, symptoms and protecting the patient from the dangerous “slash, burn and poison” of the conventional cancer industry!!!