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Tue Feb 20, 2007 3:17 am  |
Yes! This topic is what I need! Why do they always insist on going South?
Has anyone used Vitamin C body cream and seen any difference on firmess? |
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 4:22 am |
| lilome wrote: |
Well, the one thing I can say for sure has made an enormous difference in the look of my breasts in just a month and a half has been dry brushing and I have to thank scalawaggirl for mentioning it and posting a link in one of the threads. |
hold on a minute there lady!
have I missed something major, here, or what??
DRY BRUSHING your breasts?
Honest?
I do my thighs and derriere, which are Big Strong Things. And it makes them go pink.
I cant imagine brushing the delicate skin of the puppies!
What brush do you use?? |
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 5:23 am |
Yes, I actually dry-brush my chest and breasts, but very gently and carefully, of course. I make soft round movements and everything does get kind of pink, but nothing too much.
I don't use a brush; I use an exfoliating soap called "abrador" (I think it's a German patent), which I buy at the pharmacy. Funny thing, it is so rough I could barely it use in the shower (It's good for cracked heels too). Somehow it is not nearly as rough using it dry.
I'm telling you, given their size and my age, they are doing exceptionally well. |
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45, normal skin, formerly break out prone, normalised through OCM, CP's, Retin-A, emu oil, very few fine lines, some sagging in jawline on the way to be corrected thanks to Ageless, Facercise, Flexeffect, delighted with pucker-up, dermarolling , knuckle massage, tanaka massage, cross-stretching, facial detox |
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 5:36 am |
| lilome wrote: |
I'm telling you, given their size and my age, they are doing exceptionally well. |
 Well, I'm pleased to hear it!
I'm going to have to consider this issue.. it's a new one on me. Thankyou for mentioning it. |
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Tue Feb 20, 2007 7:51 am |
| I thought dry brushing exfoliated skin. Does it do something else? I thought breasts "sag" when gravity/age weakens the ligamensts and/or skin. I can see topicals/exfoliating/etc. can affect the skin, but can't affect the ligaments. Perhaps if the skin is sagging you can do something about that. But if it's the ligaments, don't see what would help. I sure don't like watching mine droop, but what to do? |
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