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Sat Oct 30, 2004 5:00 pm  |
I have been using Sothys Intensive Care for about a week. Very nice product. I would not recommend you buy it for plumbing. As I already have full lips I wanted to hydrate my lips to deminish the lines on the actual lip. Sothys seems to be doing a good job of that. By hydrating my lips they look even fuller. As far as lines above the lips I can't comment as I don't have any.
Thanks CaspersMum for the recommendation. My lips are much softer and younger looking.  |
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Sun Oct 31, 2004 12:43 am |
Winnie,
I hope that was a typing error. Or are you seriously suggesting people plumb with there lip products. Actually I am glad to see I am not the only one to hit the wrong key occasionally.LOL.
I hope you know I am only teasing you.
We have been pretty darned rubbish at not spending this month.This trying to help each other has not quite worked out. We must try harder next month
Love Lori xoxo  |
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Sun Oct 31, 2004 7:53 pm |
I am really disappointed in all of the reports on the so-called "lip plumping" products.  I was so hoping that there was a product that actually worked. I'm seriously going to consider some "permanent" makeup. The woman who did my mother-in-law's eyebrows did such a fantastic job that I would definitely trust her with my skinny upper lip. Injections somehow are more frightening to me.  When I "enhance" my lip with liner and lipstick, I really like how it looks. Maybe I should try one of those long lasting lipsticks. I think I'll start a new thread asking about those.  |
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