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Galvanic Spa 2 Facial Spa. Advice
my wife spent 200 pounds on this product, i think personally its a waste of money, have any of you ladies tried it ? my wife buys almost anything that people want to sell her from slimming miracle pills to face cream etc etc, each to their own but i like to do my homework on these products first.
problem with my wife is she believes everything will work. she has wasted thousands of pounds on what i think are useless products over the years.
advice on this product , its from nu skin. anyone tried it.
BTW i think my wifes face is perfectly normal, skin and everything, she is beautifull without this stuff.
problem with my wife is she believes everything will work. she has wasted thousands of pounds on what i think are useless products over the years.
advice on this product , its from nu skin. anyone tried it.
BTW i think my wifes face is perfectly normal, skin and everything, she is beautifull without this stuff.
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Sadly all through history there have been people willing to take advantage of other people.
I agree with you that spending £200 on something like this is a waste of money, and I think if my wife did anything like this I would blow my top.
Paying this much for this sort of product does show a certain lack of confidence in the person, same as buying clothes with fancy "labels" on them, or men buying cars with loud exhausts, somehow it makes them feel better and more important.
It may be a good idea to look at the underlying problem of her lack of confidence, feeling the need to spend this much money on things to try to look good.
One problem is seeing all these "glamorous" models in magazines (which have been heavily altered with computer software), but I saw a great quote the other day to counteract this:
"Don't worry if you don't look like the model in the magazine, even the girl in the photo does not look like the model in the magazine"
I agree with you that spending £200 on something like this is a waste of money, and I think if my wife did anything like this I would blow my top.
Paying this much for this sort of product does show a certain lack of confidence in the person, same as buying clothes with fancy "labels" on them, or men buying cars with loud exhausts, somehow it makes them feel better and more important.
It may be a good idea to look at the underlying problem of her lack of confidence, feeling the need to spend this much money on things to try to look good.
One problem is seeing all these "glamorous" models in magazines (which have been heavily altered with computer software), but I saw a great quote the other day to counteract this:
"Don't worry if you don't look like the model in the magazine, even the girl in the photo does not look like the model in the magazine"
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