i bought marks and spencer breast firming cream…its AMZAING…and is a must if youve had kids. uplifts, tones and makes them more pert. its the best product ive tried…try it guys…:}
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Its amazing that you started this thread in Fashion and Beauty instead of Health and Fitness :D
J/K :(
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isnt it dangerous to use such creams? i mean esp for such sensitive areas................with all this cancer scare i dnt know how people go for such artificial means.
sorry nt trying to be rude but yah its weird.
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^ Kisi ko khush na dekhna kabhi
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I heard the LUSH cream firming cream is good for that purpose as well. But I'm a skeptic in general when it comes to this stuff. I mean, aside from surgery, I highly doubt it would do much, no?
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yeah as M-was-here is strongly hinting, pics or ban?
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LOL!
Well i just feel nobody should risk their health for anything at all and definately not for firmer boobs 
i mean find a better alternative, excercise? use a push up bra…or whatever! :halo:
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Yup, pics or it didn’t happen, basically. 
Breast creams are generally very safe. Also, the regulations of ingredients in beauty products in Europe is VERY strict, much stricter than Canada and the United States, so more likely than none, it’s safe to use, esp. for non-pregnant ladies.
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they say the same thing that this is safe that is safe bt few yrs down the road researches show that these things r to be blamed for all these diseases so why take the risk 
if u know what i mean! its nt like if you dnt have a firm chest yr life wl be doomed :o.
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Where are all our trolls. This should be their safe haven 
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^They're still busy rofl-ing thinking of the obvious responses to write, of course!
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what a single sided view.
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There's nothing wrong with a woman taking care of herself. Goodness.
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^Or with a woman's boobs for that matter. They were meant to feed babies before they got all sexed up.
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some things serve multiple functions. besides, what is sexy if not a raw animal perception of the ability to make healthy babies and rear them safely?
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^Or with a woman's boobs for that matter. They were meant to feed babies before they got all sexed up.
Girl, they were always sexed up. Have you seen old statues from europe or middle east? Bigger busts and big eyes (compared to chinese type eyes) were the standards of beauty.
And I second queer's assertions. If you are selling us a product, the before and after pics are a must like those diet pill commercials.
@Zareen: Stop being such a sour puss. I'd bet it comes under huqooq ul ibad at least for her husband.
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^Yes, but boobs were always a sign of beauty. That's why so many of the Greek/Italian/French art has topless women. It wasn't as crass and porn-esque as it is now considered.
And you know some rural parts in Africa have tribes where woman don't wear tops, it's not considered inappropriate. My grandfather travelled to Kenya and other parts of Africa for work and he also noted that. Also, even in our very own South Asian subcontinent, women used to not cover their chests. Some say the invasion of the British brought along modesty, so being topless was out.
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nads, when you say firm up, does the cream help to increase size…?
just askin’ for informational purposes of course:vivo:
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Oh well i was just sharing my views! u go ahead have firmer boobs at the risk of yr health 
And taking care of your health is definately not taking care of yourself, Riteee O.K!
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TLK bhai plz do not ban me:omg: 