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Review of St. Tropez Self Tan Lotion by lizzy8 Advantages: Will give you a dark tan, if that is what you are after. Disadvantages: Can be too dark for some. Not exactly 'foolproof'. Price. St Tropez Self Tan Lotion has been around for quite a while now. Loved by top celebrities, the people that always seem to have an emaculate tan, with no streaks. Something that seems impossible to most of us, unless you choose to fry on the beach, or op ... Read review Rating: 23.02.2005 (20.06.2005) Chocolate tanning sauce Review of St. Tropez Self Tan Lotion by carly_pussycat Advantages: I love the smell! Non streaky/non orange if applied correctly. Disadvantages: Don't over-rub or it will remove the tan Although I got on fantastically well with the Whipped Bronze Instant Self-Tanning Mousse from St Tropez I'm always up for trying new products and it appeared to me that more people use the normal 'lotion' as opposed to the mousse. Is it better? Let's se ... Read review Rating: 29.08.2004 An overnight trip to St Tropez Review of St. Tropez Self Tan Lotion by Tiggilina Advantages: deceivingly good colour Disadvantages: quite pricey, very messy! Dilema, Just been on holiday, have come back with a great tan, but not as great as you expected and it is fading fast because of the terrible English weather! Solution: St Tropez self tanning lotionSo I paid just over 50 for St Tropez Step 1 ... Read review Rating: 23.08.2004 MY TIP OFF FROM MOOSE-BRONZED TO PERFECTION Review of St. Tropez Self Tan Lotion by Trampus Advantages: NATURAL LOOKING Disadvantages: PRICE Yes, I know that I have written Moose and not my own Ciao identity! Last year I submitted a review on the perils of using Clarins Self-tanning Gel following my transformation into resembling a satsuma after experimenting with the product. Amongst the co ... Read review Rating: 24.05.2001 (10.09.2002) Healthier than a sunbed Review of St. Tropez Self Tan Lotion by libragirl Advantages: Easy to apply and so natural looking Disadvantages: To be honest, I really can't think of any! In a couple of days time, I am flying out to Turkey for my first holiday in 10 years. Being a 'strawberry blonde', I cannot sit out in the sun for hours on end, unless I am wearing a factor 10,000, as I burn sooo easily! Yet, I don't want to be the pa ... 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More by Mary Gustafson: › Going Home › A Tribute to Bob Woodward › A Tale of Two Catholics Redux › The Fag Hag Quandary › An Open Letter to Mike Fleiss, Producer of The Bachelor › What to Watch When You're Sick: A Guide to Daytime TV › To My Health More from this author ›› "Don't worry, you look like the wreck of Hesperus now, but you'll look fine very soon," said my doctor before he proceeded to the injections on the back of my head. I've never been trendy. I was a late passenger on the capri pants bandwagon. I've never worn horn-rimmed glasses or Steve Madden shoes. I have yet to buy Pepsi Twist or try fondue. But, this spring I found myself taking part in the trendiest fad of the millennium thus far, satirized by the likes of The Onion and Saturday Night Live: I got Botox-ed. "And what does a 22-year-old college student with no trace of crow's feet need Botox for?" many asked, right before they asked me to furrow my brow. Now, I may be vain about certain aspects of my appearance, but premature wrinkles were the last of my worries. No, my reasons for using Botox were far less trivial. For me, Botox offered another un-tapped treatment for my chronic migraines. After years of experimenting with medications and hospitalizations, as well as trying other alternative treatments like acupuncture, Botox seemed to be the next logical step. Yes, I was to become a human pincushion. Numerous Internet searches as well as articles in the Wall Street Journal revealed the effectiveness of Botox in treating migraines. Essentially, Botox is a weak form of the poisonous botulinum toxin responsible for causing botulism. Before its cosmetic benefits were discovered, Botox was originally created to treat conditions like droopy eyelids and muscle spasms, by paralyzing the muscle in which it is injected. Headache doctors and neurologists use Botox for that reason. If some people's migraines are caused by muscle spasms in their forehead, neck, temple and scalp, then paralyzing those muscles with Botox should, in theory, prevent the headaches. The paralysis is temporary and typically lasts three to four months. Before I made the appointment for the Botox treatments, I did a little research on Botox. It's not FDA approved for migraine treatment, causing it to not be covered by insurance companies when a typical treatment costs $900 to $1,300. At the time of my appointment, it was just a few weeks away from being FDA approved for cosmetic reasons. Also the treatments tended not to work as well for intractable, or chronic daily migraines like mine. In the end, I knew I felt that I had to give it a shot anyway. My monthly pharmacy bills were costing around that of a Botox treatment. My doctor at the Diamond Headache Clinic in Chicago happened to be the doctor who was conducting the clinic's own Botox trials, so he warned me that I wasn't the best candidate for a success story. But, the prospect of a possible three to four months without migraines looked too appealing. With both of my parents at the doctor's appointment, we agreed to go for it. Because it's still in the trial stages and because of the expense, I was asked to sign a waiver explaining the expenses, side-effects and potential risks. I asked the doctor how many injections the treatment included. I was expecting something around 10-12 injections. He replied that the treatment required a whopping 23 injections! My stomach instantly knotted and my jaw hit the floor. My parents' eyes bugged out. My dad excused himself from the office, choosing to do some window shopping rather than watching the procedure, while I begged my mom, a nurse, to stay with me in case I needed a hand to squeeze. 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For me it was more of a very sharp pinch, followed by the feeling of the solution being swished through my skin. My mom, who was sitting a few feet away thought it looked far more painful than I said it did. Each injection swelled to the size of a very swollen bee sting, resulting in 12 welts on my forehead. "Don't worry, you look like the wreck of Hesperus now, but you'll look fine very soon," said my doctor before he proceeded to the injections on the back of my head, for which I then sat down and leaned my head on the table. I thought that the injections hurt the worst on my head. After six sticks on my head, he finished with two injections on the top of each shoulder. Then I breathed a huge sigh of relief. Not as bad as I expected; no screaming, swearing or crying, and I was done. I didn't experience any adverse reactions to the treatment. My forehead could still wrinkle up when I frowned or furrowed my brows, or as my mom said, I could still shoot her a dirty look. Unfortunately, the treatments did nothing for my migraines, which progressed as usual. But I had to I try it, I still reason to myself. But more importantly, I now have something in common with Botox fanatics like Carrie Fisher, Madonna and Danny Bonaducci. Now that's something to be proud of.

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Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter at Epinions.com Join Epinions | Help | Sign In Bath & Body Beauty All Categories Advanced Search Home > Wellness & Beauty > Bath & Body The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter Overall rating: Reviewed by 14 Epinions users Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter Review Summary About the Author I have a lovely bunch of CoCoNuTs... The Body Shop Coconut Body Butter Jul 18 '03 (Updated Apr 11 '05) Author's Product Rating Pros smells great, creamy/thick, not greasy/oily Cons expensive The Bottom Line You have dry skin? Do you want smooth silky skin? Try this! (Boy I sound like a commercial.) Full Review I love coconuts. I go crazy when I hear about coconut smoothies, coconut lotions and creams. When I see coconuts at the supermarket, I stick 2-3 in our basket and tell my parents I'll eat every single piece of it. I never really go into The Body Shop because everything is expensive and I don't have a lot of money. (Does everyone see how I'm writing a lot more on this thing?) They were having a sale on "Body Butters." I have VERY dry skin, especially in the winter and summer. The winter my skin gets all dry from not moisturizing enough and the summer I am usually in the sun and it dries out my skin. I use sugar scrubs in the winter but I hate scraping my sunburn in the summer. I like using creams that will make my gross flaky skin turn as smooth as a baby's bottom. I like smelly coconut ones too. :o) But I don't want to feel like a total greaseball after I put it on. At The Body Shop I looked at the trial size body butters but I figured I should just get the big one because it was a better value. I wound up buying a 6.9 oz for $15 instead of a whopping $20. (I'm THE BEST bargain hunter.) I asked a worker what I can get for dry skin and she handed me a pair of $2 exfoliating gloves. (I guess she figured I was a teenager and didn't have cash - I had $40 on me.) I was like No, no hunny I would like a cream. So then she gave me a trial size $7 coconut cream body butter. Lets see - spend $8 more and get 6.9 oz? So that is what I did. It is a brown circular "tub" looking thing. (Don't you love the way I describe things?) You twist on and off the cap. I wish it was in a bottle, but it's like "butter" so I guess that's why is ISN'T in a bottle. The Coconut Cream In three words it is : WHITE - THICK - CREAMY. After a shower I open this stuff up, sit on my bed, put some into my hands and rub it on my legs, arms, chest, stomach, etc. It DOES NOT have a greasy, oily feeling. That is a good thing. Who wants to walk around looking like they are satuarated in oil. (Looks like me when I come home from the gym!) The cream goes right on and your skin feels so hydrated and sexy. No more flakes for me! The coconut scent is long-lasting. (It reminds me of the coconut rum Malibu.) You can put it on at 9:00 a.m and still smell it at 2:00 p.m.(It's like a little perfume!) Your skin feels silky smooth the next day. This is perfect for dates, just slap some on your hands and elbows and WHOOLAH - you have soft, silky, sexy skin. (I would know!) I don't have to use my sugar scrub as much. (Which is great because it's a crapload of money.) Another thing, it is GREAT on sunburn. I went to the beach and got sunburn all over my feet. I put on the coconut cream and sprayed Solarcaine on top of it. The next day my feet aren't RED and don't bother me when I wear shoes. The ingredients are on the bottom on the tub. water, coconut oil, cyclomethicone, shea butter, glycerin, cocoa butter, glyceryl stearate, peg-100 stearate, cetearyl alcohol, lanolin alcohol, phenoxyethanol, fragrance, methylparaben, propylparaben, xanthan gum, benzyl alcohol, disodium EDTA, sodium hydroxide, caramel. Pros A. Smells great and lasts long. B. Thick & Creamy C. 6.9 oz - will last me awhile. D. Not greasy/oily. E. Makes my skin feel hydrated, sexy, and not flaky. Cons Okay, $15 is a LITTLE steep. But I'm cheap. Last Comments This stuff is my favorite. I love everything about it. If you don't like coconuts, it's really simple, don't buy this. If you love coconuts, have dry skin, and want it to be smooth and sexy...try it out. (Trial size = $7) Thanks for reading, Danielle One last thing.. I have a lovely bunch of coconuts..didalee dee... Other Body Shop Products The Body Shop Honey Body Butter The Body Shop Blueberry Body Butter The Body Shop Mango Body Butter The Body Shop Tea Tree Oil Foaming Facial Wash Recommended Yes Amount Paid (US$): 15.00 Fragrance: Heavenly scent Skin Compatibility: No problems at all Comments on this Review Read all comments (5) Write your own comment Epinions.com ID: Twix109 Member: Danielle Location: New Jersey Reviews written: 132 Trusted by: 153 members Everything.happens.for.a.reason. 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