Fashion + Beauty
Monday, December 14, 2009
New product claim—boob job in a bottle
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Rodial, a British cosmetics company I actually usually love, has developed a new product that's meant to replicate the effects of breast augmentation (firming, expanding, lifting) without your having to go under the knife. It's rather subtly named Boob Job, is coming out in April and will cost—wait for it—around $250.
Personally, I would never use something like this—even if it worked—because I'm kind of psyched about how my tits are holding up (I actually won a "best boobs" contest on vacation recently which is a very long story that involved skinny dipping and pool hopping and is much less dirty than it sounds). All that said, if (and when) my breasts do start moving south, I can understand wanting to take action. For anyone interested in being a guinea pig, the company is taking
pre-orders for the cream now. [
kissandmakeup]
Related: rodial, expensive crap, cream, breasts, boob job
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Posted by R G Sun Jun 29, 2008 9:22pm PDT
sbsproducts or small breast solutions can do that too - safely and it's not temporary water gain. I researched a lot of products and it's the only one I recommend to people, but I'll check out the company and product mentioned above.
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Posted by Abiodun A Fri Jul 4, 2008 9:06am PDT
Girls i believe when you start breast feeding you should not expect your boobs to still maintain the same look like you were then. Moreso, only unappreciative men would want to stil get those firm boobs after lactation. I LOVE THEM GIRLS THE WAY THEY ARE.
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