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Instant non-surgical facelift with the NIFTY Wrinkle Wand

(15/12/2009)

Eileen Mulligan revolutionised the UK beauty industry with the CACI (Computer-Aided Cosmetology Instrument). Although the original CACI machine cost £6,500 and is still used in beauty salons across the UK, Mulligan has now perfected the same technology that people can use at home for £29.99. The NIFTY Wrinkle Wand is a palm-sized gadget which uses the same microcurrent technology as the CACI. The pen-like device which pulses an electric current through the facial muscles creating an instant ... [more]

Prevent and correct the signs of ageing while munching on a sandwich at your desk

(09/11/2009)

Time-poor, cash-poor employees are shunning pre-recession Botox treatments in favour of an affordable little wand. Busy workers looking for a quick, lunchtime wrinkle fix are scrambling to get hold of the newest anti-ageing technology. The new NIFTY Wrinkle Wand means multi-tasking office workers can prevent and correct the signs of ageing while munching on a sandwich at their desk. “Everyone is so busy these days. Grabbing a bite to eat at their desk while simultaneously juggling phone ca... [more]

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Links between deodorants and breast cancer refuted but more information needed: Study
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Robinson expects lift from new business in 2012
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