Deaf Medicine

A friend gave me her bottle last summer because it broke her out (only because she has extra sensitive skin). I am very light skin tone and burn easily. 15 minutes in the sun and I am cooked. I like to have tanned legs just like her but tanning beds are out of the equation for me. I have tried the spray and other lotion and nothing worked or it turned me orange. This stuff is amazing!!!!! I apply it after I shave my legs and before I go to bed, I have a pretty tan. The tan will last me about a week before it starts fading off. That is even with me shaving every 3 days (I'm older so my hair doesn't grow fast, for those thinking like I used to. Where you were to shave daily). My daughter has the same problem as me and it works for her too. I will never use anything else to tan my legs. I would recommend this product to all my friends that don't have extra sensitive skin. This is truly a miracle product for my legs.

My wife and I just returned from our first-ever visit to HK. A four day visit. We used this guide every day. It was useful but had many shortcomings. Like when we made the effort to get to the best museum in the area, called HK Museum of History, only to find out it is closed Tuesdays. I think the book should explicitly say CLOSED TUESDAY. It does not. And it guided us to an area in HK called Wan Chai that promised great night life with fun bars and restaurants. We made it over there and discovered it to be kind of seedy, not many restaurants, and quite a few street hookers. We don't mind seeing a few street walkers, but we thought the book should have described it as such. On our own, we discovered something called The Central–Mid-Levels escalator and walkway system which is the world's longest outdoor covered escalator system in the world. It's free and we really enjoyed riding it. It is not mentioned in the book at all! We also ran into a very lively area called SoHo that was full of nice restaurants and bars, that was not mentioned in the book. Mind you, the book was published just nine months ago (in January 2015), and yet seemed either out of date or out of touch. It seems to me Lonely Planet guides used to be much more reliable. Now days they try to cover everywhere in the world, for every kind of traveler, and as a result they aren't the great and reliable guides they used to be.

The temperature that I got was the same for a few people in the house. Like those thermometers that "love to read certain numbers" instead of being accurate.

Purchased this from a kiosk inside my local mall. I got two jars (one for free) and a facial scrub (also for free). Although, the "free" is debatable because it was still $120. But from what I've read, this brand is quite pricey. I bought them because the salesperson said one jar would last me a year...so it's only $10 a month and I spend more than that on other products usually. I was also impressed by the demo she did on my arm.

This seriously turns rats-nest hair into silky smoothness. It smells pretty good too, so nothing overpowering or chemical smell. My daughter has very fine hair that tangles easily and a few sprays of this makes brushing her hair a snap.