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#57273 - 11/01/08 06:20 AM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: dfahey]
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The discolouration of your upper lip will fade away with time. A good cold processed whole leaf aloe vera gel applied daily and overnight can help that fade away faster (because it is helping the skin heal. It is NOT a fade cream like those chemical age spot lotions)
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#57335 - 11/03/08 02:37 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: James W. Walker VII, CPE]
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Does this mean that the aloe vera gel works better than the fading creams James?

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#57344 - 11/04/08 04:47 AM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: rinava]
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If one workes both from the inside and the outside, one can get the best results. Skin likes to have vitamins A, C, and E. B vitamins are good for skin as well. You can put those inside of you with Carrots, Broccoli, Spinach, Citrus Fruits (like strawberries, & blueberries) and nuts (like almonds and peanuts or sunflower seeds). Aloe from the outside, and those vitamins from the inside and you can heal up very well. When I was a teen, my evil half brother burned me with an iron, leaving a mark that took up my whole forearm. Over a year later, I STARTED putting pure whole leafe Aloe Vera on it twice a day, and in 6 months it was healed so well that I became too lazy to continue the treatments. It is healed enough where no one but me notices where it is now. If I cared more about it, I would continue doing it so that it would go away completely, but I got enough relief that I just don't care anymore.

Besides, if I got rid of it entirely, I would not still be able to use it as proof that my half brother is evil, now could it? wink
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#57345 - 11/04/08 06:04 AM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: James W. Walker VII, CPE]
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Thanks for that. I'll give aloe vera a go. What your half brother did to you was very evil indeed. How does he live with himself?

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#57348 - 11/04/08 10:46 AM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: rinava]
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He is not doing so well these days. Recently, I was on the receiving end of a request to pay for him a 2,000 mile plane ticket and to live rent free in one of my houses. You know what I told him, don't you? whistle
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#57370 - 11/05/08 09:57 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: dfahey]
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What goes around comes around James!

24th treatment. 1hr on the upper/lower lips, chin and all the area up to the neck, nipples, in the middle of the breasts and abdomen. I think it is obvious that I don't have many hair, as in one hour all these areas were treated and are either clear or almost clear.

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#57431 - 11/07/08 07:41 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: rinava]
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25th treatment. 1hr on cheeks and sides. Next week I am going only once, because at this point I don't need more than 1hr treatment.

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#57432 - 11/07/08 07:48 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: rinava]
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And this is the point where most of my clients start to either expand the area we are working on, or start new projects, like under the arms, or legs. grin
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#57450 - 11/08/08 06:43 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: James W. Walker VII, CPE]
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I'd love to do more areas, such as the eyebrows. Also I want to give a go to laser for underarms, but maybe a bit later. Although the treatments are worth every dollar, I am a student, so I have to be careful. The only thing I regret with electrolysis is that I haven't started it earlier!

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#57451 - 11/08/08 07:27 PM Re: My electrolytzizzz [Re: rinava]
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Laser treatments for underarms can cost as little as $50 and you only need treatments once every 2-3 months. So it's really not that expensive.

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