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Clarins! Take me away: Cut to scene of woman with skin like Scarlett Johansson lounging in tub, surrounded by cell phones, Wi-Fi gateways, and uranium. “I’m 75, but you would never know it. Until now, I’ve spent 23 hours each day in a lead-lined bathysphere, miles below the earth to keep my skin silky smooth. But now I have Clarins Expertise 3P, specially formulated to protect me from artificial electromagnetic waves. While I always try to use natural electromagnetic waves, spending days at a time in the Van Allen Belts and consuming a healthy diet of charged particles created by nature, you know that in this modern age, artificial electromagnetism is all around me. Fortunately, Expertise 3P invisibly shields my skin through a formula that’s as natural as can be,i including phenooxyethanol, biosaccharide gum-4, and sodium chloride—ordinary salt! So the next time you need to leave your lead-lined chamber and visit the site of a recent nuclear test or just walk under an artificial light, try Clarins Expertise 3P. Only $40 for a 3.4-ounce bottle.”
(The science: “When exposed to 900 megahertz waves—the type most commonly used in communications—skin’s free radical production increased, its protective barriers deteriorated and cellular renewal slowed by 26%.”) [link via Leslie Schroeder, pictured on her all-natural yak]
Posted by Glennf at May 31, 2007 4:29 PM
Categories: Cluelessness, Health, Humor
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