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(848, 7001, 'Sarah', 'ilearnedtodriveonroute66@gmail.com', '', '69.172.96.102', '2011-06-26 17:16:01', '2011-06-26 21:16:01', 'Hi there,\n\nI just discovered your blog and I love it!  This post in particular was amazingly informative and I am so excited to try many of your suggestions.  I had terrible acne a few years ago and I tried everything (prescriptions, Proactiv, etc).  I finally starting using Obagi Clenziderm and it made a huge difference.  My skin cleaed up and all was good. I had to learn that I couldn''t put step three on every day or it would dry my face out but I pretty much perfected its usgage.  A few months ago my acne came back with a vengence, on my face and on my back and I am just not sure what triggered it.  I thought these days were long gone, but clearly I was wrong.  I was wondering if you might know of a vegetarian friendly cod liver oil alternative?  I realize that there is most likely nothing that is equivalent but I am just curious.  Something that is not in gel cap (geletin) and preferably not from an animal? Hoping you might know of something.  Thanks in advance!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(849, 7001, 'Sarah', 'ilearnedtodriveonroute66@gmail.com', '', '69.172.96.102', '2011-06-26 17:18:07', '2011-06-26 21:18:07', 'Hi there,\n\nI just discovered your blog and I love it!  This post in particular was amazingly informative and I am so excited to try many of your suggestions.  I had terrible acne a few years ago and I tried everything (prescriptions, Proactiv, etc).  I finally started using Obagi Clenziderm and it made a huge difference.  My skin cleared up and all was good. I had to learn that I couldn''t put step three on every day or it would dry my face out but I pretty much perfected its usesage.  A few months ago my acne came back with a vengence, on my face and on my back and I am just not sure what triggered it.  I thought these days were long gone, but clearly I was wrong.  I was wondering if you might know of a vegetarian friendly cod liver oil alternative?  I realize that there is most likely nothing that is equivalent but I am just curious.  Something that is not in a gel cap (geletin) and preferably not from an animal? Hoping you might know of something.  Thanks in advance!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(850, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-24 22:24:26', '2011-07-25 02:24:26', 'There isn''t anything in the plant kingdom that compares - true vitamin A (which is what''s in it that helps skin) is found only in animal products like CLO, liver, other organ meats, fish, shellfish and butter.\n\nDo you eat a lot of soy? I''ve heard from a number of people that cutting it out improved their skin dramatically.', 0, '1', '', '', 849, 1, 'N'),
(851, 7001, 'Sarah', 'ilearnedtodriveonroute66@gmail.com', '', '69.172.118.212', '2011-07-25 14:08:55', '2011-07-25 18:08:55', 'Thank you for getting back to me!  I really appreciate it.  I kind of new what you were going to say but I was hoping that there was something I didn''t know about as yet!  I don''t eat a  large amount of soy but that is  really interesting to learn.  Thank you again!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(852, 7001, 'Sonia', 'Dumbright@hotmail.com', '', '74.198.150.251', '2011-07-27 16:14:02', '2011-07-27 20:14:02', 'Hey I was just wondering since u said flour and\nSugar Is a big no no... Does that mean u don''t eat any bread\nAt all? Or just no white bread?  Is it okay to eat rice? Thanks :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(853, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-31 10:41:36', '2011-07-31 14:41:36', 'Oh no, I definitely eat flour and sugar and rice... but I try to only have them in moderation. If you think they are triggering acne it''s definitely worth doing an elimination diet to see if it makes any difference. But I think cod liver oil by far is the most effective treatment: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/09/02/the-single-best-product-evah-for-your-skin-is-not-in-fact-an-actual-skincare-product/', 0, '1', '', '', 852, 1, 'N'),
(854, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-31 11:21:09', '2011-07-31 15:21:09', 'You''re welcome and keep me posted! Maybe consider just trying the cod liver oil capsules since you won''t be able to taste any animal-ness.... :-) It really is a miracle for skin - trust me, I''ve tried everything out there!', 0, '1', '', '', 851, 1, 'N'),
(855, 7001, 'E', 'erinsweeney85@gmail.com', '', '192.200.5.41', '2011-08-01 16:07:51', '2011-08-01 20:07:51', 'I know that Vitamin A works for acne, as it calms the sebaceous glands down, which triggers breakouts in the first place. Did you notice after you started taking cod liver oil that your skin was less oily/didn''t have to blot as often?? I''d be curious if that''s how it works! Please let me know.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(856, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-08-03 19:59:53', '2011-08-03 23:59:53', 'No, I didn''t really notice a difference with that. It''s more about calming inflammation internally. My problem was with those underground pimples that would come about a week before my period... the cod liver oil has made a HUGE difference because I rarely get them now, and if I do, they resolve really quickly and aren''t as painful/inflamed.', 0, '1', '', '', 855, 1, 'N'),
(857, 7001, 'E', 'erinsweeney85@gmail.com', '', '96.225.97.185', '2011-08-04 19:54:53', '2011-08-04 23:54:53', 'Ok, thanks! I already ascribe to the principles of Weston A. Price, which has helped my health greatly in general. I, too, went off the birth control pill for health reasons (Ortho Tri Cyclen did absolute wonders for my skin - which makes me feel like it''s hormonal), and am nervous that my acne will return.\n\nHow much of the CLO/Butter blend do you take on a daily basis? I know the recommendation from WAPF says 1/2 tsp, but wondering if you take more than that? I''m definitely going to order some.. And you said it took only a few weeks for you to notice any kind of difference?', 0, '1', '', '', 856, 0, 'N'),
(858, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-08-13 17:53:16', '2011-08-13 21:53:16', 'Yay Weston Price! I thought I had a hormonal issue as well, but nothing ever showed up on any tests... I really think it''s a nutritional deficiency in the modern diet that manifests more in some of us than others. I take 1 tsp per day of the CLO/butter oil gel. The calculations are really confusing but this is what I have:\n\nStandard dose:  10,000 IU/day of vitamin A\n= about 1 tsp high-vitamin CLO\n= 2 tsp regular CLO\n= 6-10 capsules\n\nWeight loss / health recovery: 20,000 IU/day of vitamin A\n= about 2 tsp high-vitamin CLO\n= 4 tsp regular CLO\n= 12-20 capsules\n\nI can''t remember the exact time frame but I think it was about a month when I realized I wasn''t breaking out at all before my period.\n Let me know how you get on!', 0, '1', '', '', 857, 1, 'N'),
(859, 7001, 'Samantha', 'sweet_nsassy89@yahoo.com', '', '70.241.243.59', '2011-08-14 02:39:20', '2011-08-14 06:39:20', 'I realize this article was written a while ago but i''m just now reading it. The risk factor for the pill when it comes to breast cancer is more concerning for people who are already at risk for breast cancer due to hereditary reasons. Also, don''t forget that some researchers say that taking the pill could help prevent ovarian cancer by preventing ovulation. I definately wouldn''t reccomend going off the pill if you are sexually active and have no risk factors for breast cancer, as it''s main purpose is to prevent unwanted pregnancy which I think is pretty important.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(860, 7001, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-08-14 16:00:16', '2011-08-14 20:00:16', 'Of course, it''s up to every woman and her individual situation as to whether the pill is right for her... but there is definitely a link that doesn''t get talked about by most doctors in their rush to prescribe it. The link isn''t just with women who are already at risk:\n— A study of 103,000 Norwegian and Swedish women between the ages of 30 and 49 uncovered that the women who took birth control pills had a 26% higher risk of developing breast cancer than those who never used the pill. Women who had used the pill for long periods of time increased their risk of breast cancer by 58%; women using the pill over 45 years of age had an increased risk of 144%.', 0, '1', '', '', 859, 1, 'N'),
(861, 7001, 'Samantha', 'sweet_nsassy89@yahoo.com', '', '70.241.243.59', '2011-08-14 21:47:59', '2011-08-15 01:47:59', 'The thing is the findings for studies on breast cancer and birth control pills are inconsistent. Take a look at this information I found on www.cancer.gov:\n\nSome studies have shown an increased risk of breast cancer in women taking oral contraceptives, while other studies have shown no change in risk.\n\n-A 1996 analysis of worldwide epidemiologic data conducted by the Collaborative Group on Hormonal Factors in Breast Cancer found that women who were current or recent users of birth control pills had a slightly elevated risk of developing breast cancer. The risk was highest for women who started using OCs as teenagers. However, 10 or more years after women stopped using OCs, their risk of developing breast cancer returned to the same level as if they had never used birth control pills, regardless of family history of breast cancer, reproductive history, geographic area of residence, ethnic background, differences in study design, dose and type of hormone, or duration of use. In addition, breast cancers diagnosed in women after 10 or more years of not using OCs were less advanced than breast cancers diagnosed in women who had never used OCs.\n\nIt also says: Studies have consistently shown that using OCs reduces the risk of ovarian cancer. The use of OCs has been shown to significantly reduce the risk of endometrial cancer.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(862, 7364, 'Megan', 'meguwo@hotmail.com', 'http://meganhickman.wordpress.com', '70.50.52.251', '2010-04-13 17:51:53', '2010-04-13 21:51:53', 'I have thought about doing this. Do you have any before and afters of your brows? It would be nice to see the difference :)\n\nThanks!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(863, 7364, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-14 11:25:21', '2010-04-14 15:25:21', 'I didn''t take before and afters... but don''t worry - they are not as light as this model''s! Really just a couple of shades lighter...but it makes a big difference!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(864, 7364, 'Angel', 'e_orangel@yahoo.com', '', '24.241.157.95', '2010-11-12 19:52:53', '2010-11-13 00:52:53', 'I have bleached my brows at home.. I bleached my hair .. went from really dark brown to golden blond! I loved the color of my hair but my eyebrows were BLACK! I looked crazy. So, I went out and got some facial hair bleach and did my brows :) turned out great! I love them.. they are a light brown now and look great with my new hair color.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(865, 7364, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-11-17 00:42:30', '2010-11-17 05:42:30', 'Awesome! I think eyebrows can make a huge difference and I know what you mean... when they are too dark it can look weird. (But the same thing goes for too light - eg Blake Lively lately!)\n\nThe only thing I''ve noticed is that they can look a bit orange in the sun when you use plain old Jolen bleach. I''m thinking the dye at the hair salon is probably the best...if you can get them to do it for you. :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 864, 1, 'N'),
(866, 7364, 'Saniya', 'saniya.h@hotmail.co.uk', '', '81.100.85.112', '2010-12-22 13:54:13', '2010-12-22 18:54:13', '"The only thing I’ve noticed is that they can look a bit orange in the sun when you use plain old Jolen bleach."\nThis is definitely true, although it''s not stopped me from using jolen! It''s so much easier than actually plucking your eyebrows, just simply dyeing them is hassle free. It does get quite annoying when the bleach wears out after a month or so though.. but maybe that''s because i have really dark eyebrows.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(867, 7364, 'Blog Annabelle Cosmétiques &raquo; Blog Archive &raquo; Les sourcils fournis — Objets de convoitise', '', 'http://annabellecosmetiques.com/blogue/les-sourcils-fournis-objets-de-convoitise/', '209.222.235.21', '2011-04-20 15:07:13', '2011-04-20 19:07:13', '[...] l’avez sûrement remarqué : l’ère du sourcil a sonné il y a quelques saisons déjà. Des sourcils bleachés chez Givenchy, aux arcs prononcés chez Dior, en passant par l’arche bien dessinée de Camilla Bella, les [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(868, 7364, 'Annabelle Cosmetics&#039; Blog &raquo; Blog Archive &raquo; Currently Coveting &#8211; Bold Brows', '', 'http://annabellecosmetics.com/blog/currently-coveting-bold-brows/', '209.222.235.21', '2011-04-20 15:10:39', '2011-04-20 19:10:39', '[...] the past few years eyebrows have made just about every statement.  From bleached out adrogyny at Givenchy, drawn in and overtly arched definition at Dior, a fully framed and contrasting pair via Camilla [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(869, 7379, 'Janelle', 'jnlvandriel@gmail.com', '', '12.111.119.190', '2010-04-06 14:42:21', '2010-04-06 19:42:21', 'Meh, I''m still not liking her haircut to begin with. although it was a good PR move for her..got her noticed. I predict she starts growing it out and does bad extensions a la Kate Gosselin...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(870, 7379, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-06 15:41:22', '2010-04-06 20:41:22', 'Agreed - but she was so pretty with the long brown hair! I really hope she doesn''t pull a Kate Gosselin on us, but you''re probably right...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(871, 7506, 'Jen', 'jennifer.chenifer@gmail.com', '', '70.52.178.87', '2010-04-06 13:41:26', '2010-04-06 18:41:26', 'My eyelids are so oily that I can''t put anything on them! I''ve tried numerous eyelid primers but they all melted and creased on me.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(872, 7506, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-06 14:13:48', '2010-04-06 19:13:48', 'Jen, have you tried Smashbox''s Photo Finish primer? (the Light version?) It''s meant for all over your face, but there''s no reason you couldn''t just concentrate it on your lids only. I''m wondering if it could be stronger than a primer just made for the eyelids alone. Maybe Sephora would give you a sample to try.\n\nAlso I came across this tidbit in an article I was reading today:\n\n"In a Good Housekeeping Research Institute test, primer helped volunteers'' makeup look better and hold up throughout the day (even after a sweltering stint in our 80-degree, high-humidity chamber); Smashbox Photo Finish Foundation Primer Light ($36, Sephora) proved to be the very best of the bunch."', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(873, 7519, 'Liza', 'liza.herz@ca.inter.net', '', '99.226.247.54', '2010-04-07 17:42:18', '2010-04-07 22:42:18', '...and yet, the After goes so well with her HAND TATTOOS. Gah!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(874, 7519, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-07 19:10:56', '2010-04-08 00:10:56', 'OMG! Didn''t even notice those... gross!', 0, '1', '', '', 873, 1, 'N'),
(875, 7519, 'Mandy @ ChickAdvisor', 'Mandy@chickadvisor.com', 'http://ChickAdvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-04-08 08:25:53', '2010-04-08 13:25:53', 'omg. I was just talking about a similar story the other day. A women from the real housewives of Atlanta spends about $400 a day on wigs. She throws it out after one use. Her hair dresser was shocked when he found out that she spends $12,000 a month on wigs. Not as crazy as this women, but really? Brandi looks a lot younger with her hair short.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(876, 7519, 'pri', 'rima154@hotmail.com', '', '99.230.146.251', '2010-06-27 17:58:59', '2010-06-27 21:58:59', 'thats a shame all that money could be put to better use, its a huge waste.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(877, 7519, 'Nicole', 'nikkilafleur@hotmail.com', '', '206.116.62.153', '2010-06-29 19:19:14', '2010-06-29 23:19:14', 'Definitely better before. Also, to Mandy @ ChickAdvisor... I think the wigs are a lot worse. This woman spends $47,000 per year to look bad sure, but by my math the "Housewife" is spending almost $150,000 per year. It''s sad either way.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(878, 7519, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-07 23:07:27', '2010-07-08 03:07:27', 'I just want to know where these people are getting their beauty advice! Whoever is telling them that this stuff is a good idea should be fined!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(879, 7519, 'Lyrico', 'boucho35@yahoo.com.au', '', '70.79.189.205', '2010-07-14 23:42:47', '2010-07-15 03:42:47', 'Totally agree, these are terrible, and so many hollywood tragedies such as LiLo give extensions a bad name-HOWEVER you can have beautiful looking extensions! Lauren Conrad''s are exceptional, check out link;\n\nhttp://www.imnotobsessed.com/2009/08/07/lauren-conrad-getting-hair-extensions\nHad them myself (great lengths) and my fine limp hair was transformed...and no-one could tell :)  Unlike  poor deluded Brandi !', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(880, 7519, 'Lyrico', 'boucho35@yahoo.com.au', '', '70.79.189.205', '2010-07-14 23:54:38', '2010-07-15 03:54:38', 'OOps, meant to post this one too, where Kristin Ess (who does Lauren''s hair) talks about the types of hair extension she uses in the salon.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(881, 7519, 'Lyrico', 'boucho35@yahoo.com.au', '', '70.79.189.205', '2010-07-14 23:58:09', '2010-07-15 03:58:09', 'http://www.bellasugar.com/Kristin-Ess-Talks-About-Lauren-Conrads-Extensions-4523408', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(882, 7519, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-17 16:16:19', '2010-07-17 20:16:19', 'You''re right - Lauren''s ARE nice... and I imagine lots of other celebs have them and we can''t tell. Do you still have yours or did you take them out? How was the condition of your hair afterward?', 0, '1', '', '', 879, 1, 'N'),
(883, 7519, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-17 16:17:37', '2010-07-17 20:17:37', 'Great article, thanks! I guess the lesson is - if you must have extensions you really need to go to an expert. And like all things in life, you get what you pay for!', 0, '1', '', '', 881, 1, 'N'),
(884, 7519, 'beauty_editor (BeautyEditor.ca)', '', 'http://twitter.com/beauty_editor/statuses/19102482940', '', '2010-07-21 20:13:13', '2010-07-22 00:13:13', 'Reminds me of our friend Brandi: http://bit.ly/a8raS8 RT <a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/29secrets" rel="nofollow">@29secrets</a> Ali wears hair up b/c her extensions are THAT bad. http://ow.ly/i/2Ksq', 0, '1', '', 'tweetback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(885, 7526, 'jesse', 'love-jesselynne@hotmail.com', '', '209.121.94.186', '2010-04-12 19:31:59', '2010-04-12 23:31:59', 'do you think this would be good for pigmentation?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(886, 7526, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-13 10:56:38', '2010-04-13 14:56:38', 'I think it helps but is more of an all-over treatment for brightening. If your pigmentation issues are more severe, I''d go for a product made specifically for that. The one I''m loving right now is called Lumixyl and is available from dermatologists. I''ll probably be doing a specific post in it in a few weeks'' time, after I meet with their rep to get more info. In the meantime you can look at lumixyl.net.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(887, 7526, 'Emilie', 'tardif.emilie@hotmail.com', '', '173.178.7.198', '2010-09-30 00:34:43', '2010-09-30 04:34:43', 'Is this a product you would recommend for someone in her early twenties?  I''m looking for something to help clear pores and remove dull skin overnight just like this product but don''t want to use something that''s unnecessarily too harsh for my skin...\n\nThank you :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(888, 7526, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-30 09:50:13', '2010-09-30 13:50:13', 'I think this is a product suitable for any age - the whole point of it is that it exfoliates without being harsh. You could also try a mild glycolic acid toner (NeoStrata or Dermaglow make good ones) and gradually build up to applying it a few times a week.', 0, '1', '', '', 887, 1, 'N'),
(889, 7532, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-04-07 21:06:15', '2010-04-08 02:06:15', 'A resounding yes -- miss the old days.\n\nMust be nice to have a trainer on hand all the time!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(890, 7549, 'Slow Lorus', 'deliaandrich@hotmail.com', '', '67.220.25.203', '2010-06-15 00:36:21', '2010-06-15 04:36:21', 'Um, do you mean nasturtium (re: capucine)?  Nasturtiums are a pretty common flower that most people know but I''ve never heard of nasturiums.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(891, 7594, 'jess', 'jess.p_02@hotmail.com', '', '202.67.123.65', '2010-04-14 00:28:31', '2010-04-14 04:28:31', 'love the colour! what kind of colouring would i ask for at the hairdressers? i''m a dark blonde currently!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(892, 7594, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-14 10:08:53', '2010-04-14 14:08:53', 'The best thing to do is to just print this out in colour and bring it with you. You really need to show your hairdresser a photo to make sure you''re both on the same page... words can get misunderstood.\n\nLove this colour too!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(893, 7603, 'Renee | Beauty Fool', 'beautyfool.net@gmail.com', 'http://www.beautyfool.net', '220.255.7.243', '2010-04-08 11:38:45', '2010-04-08 16:38:45', 'Haha, I was about to blog about this too! I call BS on this - isn''t that eyeliner and perhaps cream blush I see?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(894, 7603, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-08 11:54:22', '2010-04-08 16:54:22', 'I think so! Unless she had it tattooed on...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(895, 7603, 'Jennifer', 'jennifer.sgro@gmail.com', '', '70.24.52.189', '2010-04-08 14:54:38', '2010-04-08 19:54:38', 'I wouldn''t say she''s not wearing any makeup (def looks like a bit of eyeliner and blush) but compared to how made up she usually looks, I''d say this was waaaaay toned down.... I think she looks pretty and I would probably pick up this issue of MC while waiting in line at the grocery store.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(896, 7603, 'Jill D', 'jmdunn000@hotmail.com', '', '99.226.235.225', '2010-04-08 22:50:20', '2010-04-09 03:50:20', 'She''s totes got makeup on.\n\nIt''s got nothing on the ELLE France Monica Bellucci cover from a few months back: http://jezebel.com/5211336/photoshop-of-horrors-in-the-new-french-elle-non', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(897, 7603, 'Style Collective.ca &raquo; Blog Archive &raquo; Is Jessica Simpson Really Makeupless and Unretouched on Marie Claire?', '', 'http://www.stylecollective.ca/?p=264', '208.97.183.28', '2010-04-10 00:04:06', '2010-04-10 04:04:06', '[...] I’ve made the pic nice and large for you to use your super sleuthing skills. Tell me what you think! Click here to vote. [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(898, 7603, 'Britney Spears: Don&#8217;t Retouch Me There', '', 'http://imabeautygeek.com/2010/04/15/britney-spears-dont-retouch-me-there/', '69.163.147.88', '2010-04-15 22:16:20', '2010-04-16 02:16:20', '[...] the same realm of safe celeb self-revelation, we have Jessica Simpson&#8217;s recent no-makeup Marie Claire cover. Maybe she did clean up at nature&#8217;s beauty buffet. Easy enough to check by googling [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(899, 7603, 'solorange', 'solorange01@yahoo.com', '', '99.225.218.204', '2010-05-20 15:43:12', '2010-05-20 19:43:12', 'she might not be photoshopped, but she definitely has makeup on', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(900, 7610, 'Louise M.', 'rmnienh@gmail.com', '', '24.77.146.174', '2010-04-09 10:02:52', '2010-04-09 15:02:52', 'Thank you for the great give away.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(901, 7610, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-09 10:13:06', '2010-04-09 15:13:06', 'You are welcome! Good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(902, 7610, 'Patti Abrahamson', 'pabes@canada.com', '', '142.165.124.103', '2010-04-10 10:10:37', '2010-04-10 14:10:37', 'love this contest', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(903, 7610, 'Gabriela', 'g_colada9999@hotmail.com', '', '99.224.67.142', '2010-04-10 21:38:39', '2010-04-11 01:38:39', 'great QUALITY products!!!\n\nBest X.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(904, 7610, 'Dolores Courtis-Hamilton', 'hamcourt-2000@sympatico.ca', '', '64.231.136.188', '2010-04-13 07:55:21', '2010-04-13 11:55:21', 'Maybe this will be my lucky day - what a nice basket of products.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(905, 7610, 'Kim', 'kim-l@rogers.com', '', '99.238.61.30', '2010-04-13 08:09:22', '2010-04-13 12:09:22', 'great contest', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(906, 7610, 'Margaret Orlowski', 'marganne_@bell.net', '', '67.70.64.55', '2010-04-13 15:09:50', '2010-04-13 19:09:50', 'Wow These sound like wonderful cosmetics. I have always looked after my skin and use the best! These cosmetics sound like they''ll fit the bill.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(907, 7610, 'Hope Ryckman', 'scraps@dccnet.com', '', '24.207.120.172', '2010-04-17 13:24:08', '2010-04-17 17:24:08', 'thanks for posting the contest to give away these great products! I am excited to read that they are earth-friendly and I support such a company! We all should be conscious now of this fact and help Mother Earth along as much as we can so she can live to a ripe old age! ;-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(908, 7610, 'slytherinn', 'slytherinn2003@yahoo.com', '', '198.103.167.20', '2010-04-20 11:48:32', '2010-04-20 15:48:32', 'thanQ for this wonderful giveaway -- great combo the 2 Os...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(909, 7610, 'Carolyn Barnett', 'carolynishis@gmail.com', '', '68.52.166.122', '2010-04-20 20:08:05', '2010-04-21 00:08:05', 'Thank you for this awesome giveaway.I subscribed. Please,Please enter me.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(910, 7610, 'Nicky', 'nico5532@yahoo.ca', '', '66.225.169.217', '2010-04-22 22:15:57', '2010-04-23 02:15:57', 'I''d love to try these wonderful products.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(911, 7625, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-04-09 10:07:52', '2010-04-09 15:07:52', 'This is so cool! Michelle from LipstickRules and I were there during her lunch hour and lemming over everything! I ended up spending more than I wanted but it''s Chanel! I agree-they do stunning makeup and everyone was so helpful!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(912, 7625, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-04-12 21:10:44', '2010-04-13 01:10:44', 'LOL - I was just going to post that Joy (makeupjunkie) and I were just at the counter! I do adore Chanel esp. the Rouge Cocos so this is a very intriguing concept.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(913, 7625, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-13 10:53:18', '2010-04-13 14:53:18', 'Sounds like you guys had a successful shopping trip!\nAnd yes... nothing beats Chanel in terms of making me swoon...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(914, 7674, 'Megan', 'meguwo@hotmail.com', 'http://meganhickman.wordpress.com', '70.50.52.251', '2010-04-13 17:01:08', '2010-04-13 21:01:08', 'These products sounds amazing (if they work!) I have always been afraid to colour my hair, or to do anything to my hair without the help of a professional. The price point is amazing though! I think I would definitely try the Brass Banisher as I colour my hair a blonde all over and they I get a whiter blonde highlight on top- after a couple weeks my hair seems to get a bit brassy (even when using colour safe salon quality shampoos and conditioners.)\n\nAre these out in stores now (in Canada?)\n\nmeg', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(915, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-13 17:25:39', '2010-04-13 21:25:39', 'Hey Meg, I think the Brass Banisher and/or the Shine Gloss would be totally fine to use as an "adjunctive" type of treatment to your regular colour sessions... they''re not going to add any NEW colour in - will just add shine and in the case of the brassiness one, change the tone. It''s basically the same thing as the toner you''d get at the salon.\n\nIf you''re nervous maybe wait to see what reviews come up - I like to check Makeup Alley. They only have one review so far but it''s positive: http://www.makeupalley.com/product/showreview.asp/ID=130420/Brass_Banisher/LOreal/Hair_Color/\n\nAnd yes, these should be in stores this month!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(916, 7674, 'Megan', 'meguwo@hotmail.com', 'http://meganhickman.wordpress.com', '70.50.52.251', '2010-04-13 17:42:39', '2010-04-13 21:42:39', 'Amazing! Thanks so much Michelle! I just came across this site from searching "morocconoil" in Google! I am so glad I found it, I''ve added it to my bookmarks :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(917, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-13 17:53:25', '2010-04-13 21:53:25', 'That''s great - thanks for adding me to your reading rotation! And if you do try the products you will have to report back :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(918, 7674, 'Gimped', 'gimped@hotmail.com', '', '67.224.83.3', '2010-06-29 13:53:11', '2010-06-29 17:53:11', 'A little slow on the comment ball here ...\n\nI''m interested in trying the Brassiness one, too.  I recently had my brown locks bleached out, and I''m finding the tone is getting a bit weird.  But before using it I need to find out if it''s okay to use on damaged hair; the bleach kinda did a number on my fine hair.  Is it gently enough that it won''t cause breakage?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(919, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-29 17:44:18', '2010-06-29 21:44:18', '@Gimped - let me find out from L''Oreal''s consulting hairstylist. I''ll see if I can get an answer for you.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(920, 7674, 'Gimped', 'gimped@hotmail.com', '', '67.224.83.3', '2010-06-30 10:20:42', '2010-06-30 14:20:42', 'Thanks, Michelle!  Look forward to hearing from you  :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(921, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-30 13:03:18', '2010-06-30 17:03:18', 'Ok here''s the response from Nicole Dupuis, Director of the L’Oréal Canada technical center:\n\nShe can use the Brass Banisher from Colourist Secrets, as it will help get rid of the yellowish, brassiness. This product is gentle enough as it does not contain ammonia. Rinse the product after 5 minutes and then wait 4 to 6 weeks to colour again.\n\nI hope that helps!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(922, 7674, 'Sylvie', 'stremblay03@gmail.com', '', '99.224.255.74', '2010-08-12 13:33:43', '2010-08-12 17:33:43', 'I want to do the Ombre hair look. My natural hair is sort of a light caramel brown/dark blonde and I have gotten highlights to add some depth, which are still present blended into my hair around midshaft. I just want a few shades later on the ends. My hair is relatively fine but it''s in decent condition since I take really good care of it.\n\nShould I use the dye remover on the ends, followed by the brass remover to neutralize any red/orange that might come from removing light brown dye? Will this fry my hair?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(923, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-08-12 20:33:06', '2010-08-13 00:33:06', 'Hi Sylvie, I''m going to see if I can get someone from L''Oreal to answer that question for you as I would not be able to live with myself if my advice made your hair fall out or something! (Not saying these products would/could do that, but with colour always best to err on side of caution!)\n\nSo hold that thought...', 0, '1', '', '', 922, 1, 'N'),
(924, 7674, 'Marylee Basore', 'mbasore@triad.rr.com', 'http://mbasore@triad.rr.com', '174.111.21.193', '2010-08-26 01:38:31', '2010-08-26 05:38:31', 'My natural hair color is ashey blond and I have highlights done professionally every 4months. IF I dyed my hair RED would this HAIR COLOR REMOVER truly get out ALL of the red so that I could go Blond again? Thanking you in advance for your prompt answer.\nSincerely,\nMarylee', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(925, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.119.240', '2010-08-26 11:43:57', '2010-08-26 15:43:57', 'Hi Marylee, it sounds like it would based on the product description, but I think you''d be best off calling L''Oreal''s hair colour help line for that type of question just to be on the safe side. I''ve spoken to their people before and they seem to really know what they''re talking about.\n\n# is 1 888 4-LOREAL', 0, '1', '', '', 924, 1, 'N'),
(926, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.119.240', '2010-08-30 17:51:02', '2010-08-30 21:51:02', 'Hi Sylvie, I heard back from my contact at L''Oreal, who checked with the haircolour experts at their technical centre as well as consulting stylist Eric Del Monaco...\n\nAND.... the answer is that you''re best off calling the L''Oreal Consumer Care Centre for a personalized recommendation. They need to know more details about your hair type/condition/colour etc before they can recommend how to do this.\n\nThe number is 1.888.4.LOREAL and the experts will give you a proper diagnostic (e.g. confirm if your ends are colour treated, etc.) and then give a recommendation.\n\nSorry I couldn''t get a more detailed answer for you but I think you''ll get excellent guidance here! Good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 922, 1, 'N'),
(927, 7674, 'Brooke', 'brooke.perry@live.ca', '', '209.226.150.151', '2010-09-04 13:11:35', '2010-09-04 17:11:35', 'my hair is really short and fine i want to go blonde but my is red with brown but light should i use the colour removle then bleach then the brass toner?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(928, 7674, 'CoCo', 'joconiam@gmail.com', '', '74.198.8.70', '2010-09-05 13:10:39', '2010-09-05 17:10:39', 'I''ve used Brass Banisher to reduce the yellow in my blonde highlights, but I am still not satisfied and am forced to use Roux''s "silver lining" temporary colour/toner every shampoo to get the right effect.  Can I use the Brass Banisher a few more times?  Would this increase the brass banishing effects?  I am thinking of weekly - until I get the right tone.  Also, the instructions recommend that you only leave it on for 10 minutes max.  If it has no damaging ammonia, why not leave it on a little longer?  If they are afraid of over correcting and getting a blue or green tone, wouldn''t it be okay to try gradual increases in application each time you used it?  Thanks.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(929, 7674, 'CoCo', 'joconiam@gmail.com', '', '74.198.8.70', '2010-09-05 13:12:29', '2010-09-05 17:12:29', 'Yes, the shine and the brass products are in Canada.  I haven''t noticed the colour remover, but then I haven''t looked.', 0, '1', '', '', 914, 0, 'N'),
(930, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-08 15:34:52', '2010-09-08 19:34:52', 'Hi Brooke - I would call the L''Oreal hair colour help line to get their advice, as they''d be MUCH better at this than I am. The # is 1 888 4-LOREAL. Good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 927, 1, 'N'),
(931, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-08 15:36:34', '2010-09-08 19:36:34', 'Hmmm I''m really not sure so like I said above, I think your best bet is to call them and ask - they really do know their stuff (I''ve called them before when I did box colour). I wouldn''t want to advise you something that could damage your hair so it''s best to speak to an expert who also knows the product inside out.\nThe # is 1 888 4-LOREAL.  Hope it works out!', 0, '1', '', '', 928, 1, 'N'),
(932, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-21 12:45:59', '2010-09-21 16:45:59', 'Hi Sylvie, I got some Ombré instructions from Clairol which you should check out - post is up now! http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/09/21/why-yes-it-is-possible-to-do-your-own-ombre-hair-colour-at-home/', 0, '1', '', '', 922, 1, 'N'),
(933, 7674, 'ash', 'ashley_johnson14@hotmail.com', '', '24.109.203.192', '2010-09-23 07:35:19', '2010-09-23 11:35:19', 'i used the brass banisher lastnight, and i had beautiful bleach blonde hair.. so i did my roots thinking i could get the goldness out of the roots.. it messed up my hair... so im not to happy with it, now i gotta see what my bill is gonna be at the hair dressers...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(934, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-23 19:07:15', '2010-09-23 23:07:15', 'Oh no! I would love to hear exactly what happened...?\nHave you tried calling the L''Oreal Customer Care # to talk to one of their hair experts? 1-888-4-LOREAL. Maybe they can help. (Although I totally understand going to see a professional, I would probably do the same if I made a DIY mistake...)', 0, '1', '', '', 933, 1, 'N'),
(935, 7674, 'Samira', 'pixie_dust_1967@hotmail.com', '', '70.55.142.84', '2010-11-10 22:00:17', '2010-11-11 03:00:17', 'Hi I bleached my hair and now I want to get rid of the yellow and orange I have in my hair. I was wondering if I use Brass Banisher by L''oreal will it turn my hair into a dark blond? I''m trying to get back to a platinum color and I can''t take having this yellow/orange tones in my hair but I don''t want to go darker cause my goal is to get to a platinum blond.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(936, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-22 19:30:39', '2010-11-23 00:30:39', 'Hi Samira - I don''t think it is supposed to darken your blonde, just cut the orange tone of it. Maybe you should call the L''Oreal customer help line just to make sure though - you can tell them what was in your hair before in terms of colour and they should be able to help you out. It''s 1-888-4-LOREAL. I''ve talked to them before and found them extremely knowledgable.', 0, '1', '', '', 935, 1, 'N'),
(937, 7674, 'Angie', 'angieringstead@hotmail.com', '', '96.54.103.237', '2010-12-08 03:44:44', '2010-12-08 08:44:44', 'Hello Michelle,\n I like the L''oreal products. They have helped change my hair colour from a copper blond with highlights (my natural hair colour is med auburn) to a more  blond. 2 months ago I used  L''Oreal Feria Multi Highligting kit and Light ash blond and the results were more blond but still golden. A month ago I used Feria shimmering 110 and it went lighter but only on the top where it is more bleached out. Last week I  purchased a purple shampoo and left it in my hair but nothing really changed. So I bought touch-0n highlights and the brass banisher and it made my over all hair more orange. So today I tried another box of the brass banisher (my hair is below my shoulders and quite thick) and left it in for much longer than 10 mins (more like 30mins) and the results were lighter blond but still orange, brassy tones in the back. My goal is to have Very light blond or light blod hair all over. Should I use the Feria Highlighting kit again and dye it very light blond or ultra light ash blond? Or use another box of brass banisher? I could go to a salon but I would prefer to fix this myself then go to a salon in the next 2 months. Thanks! Angie', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(938, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-14 18:06:49', '2010-12-14 23:06:49', 'Hi Angie! Wow that is a lot of colour you''ve put in your hair. I would strongly recommend calling the L''Oreal customer care centre before you do anything more... I would be very nervous using another box of colour since you''ve already been through so many in a short time. I wouldn''t want your hair to get really damaged.\n\nThe # is 1-800-4-LOREAL... they are really good, I''ve spoken with their experts many times before. They should be able to advise you on your specific hair situation. good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 937, 1, 'N'),
(939, 7674, 'GIGI', 'SnoBun@aol.com', 'http://AOL', '71.174.178.160', '2010-12-22 15:51:32', '2010-12-22 20:51:32', 'Can you help me please.  I have White hair, and very little Grey in the back. I have Brown eyes. I have been dying my hair, for years, but keep getting platinum blonde or a dark gold . It washes out too fast when my hairdresser uses Goldwell. It looks so beautiful at first a nice yellow blonde but lighter, then in a few washes gone and too light again. I have allergies to Clairol now, so that is why I have used only Loreal and recently Goldwell, hair color. What can I use to get that Blonde on Blonde look, I had years ago. I need yellow, I look best in Lightest beige blonde,or a Yellow golden blonde. But my skin is too light so washes me out, but cannot seem to get enough yellow. What can I use. a hairdresser wants to use Marjirel, with Loreal, but I don''t know. the brassier the better for me. i love that Lightest  beige look though. GIGI Thank you so much,  I called the #''s for Loreal, and they cannot be reached by my calling area, I am in East Boston, Mass.', 0, '1', '', '', 938, 0, 'N'),
(940, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2011-01-01 13:29:38', '2011-01-01 18:29:38', 'Hi Gigi - L''Oreal USA has a virtual beauty advisor (like an online chat) that might be able to help you out? http://www.lorealparisusa.com/_us/_en/default.aspx#/?page=top{userdata//d+d//|diagnostic|main:customer_service_contact:chat//q+ContactUs_Haircolor//|media:_blank|nav|overlay:_blank}\n\nUnfortunately I don''t have enough knowledge of the specific colours in each line (nor how they''d react with your particular hair shade) to advise you properly... I''m sorry! But I''m confident that the L''Oreal experts should be able to help you out. Good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 939, 1, 'N'),
(941, 7674, 'Dee', 'dmsi73@yahoo.com', '', '24.45.139.191', '2011-01-11 23:59:27', '2011-01-12 04:59:27', 'Hi-\n\nI have brown hair with carmel highlites.  I only use shampoos and conditioners without the harsh sulfates and parabens, etc.  Even with using these expensive products, my highlites still turn brassy.  I can''t figure out why this always happens.  I have been researching online for something and saw this product.  I have read very mixed reviews so far.  I want to try it  but don''t want to make the color worse but I really want to tone down the highlites that I currently have.  The hair that is highlited also got very weak and split so I wanted to ensure that this product wouldn''t do more damage.  Any thoughts???', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(942, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2011-01-12 19:24:23', '2011-01-13 00:24:23', 'Hmmm I know what you mean - I would probably be cautious too about putting this on hair that''s looking damaged. Have you tried purple shampoo/conditioner? That can really help brassiness. John Frieda has one you might investigate: http://www.johnfrieda.ca/en-CA/ProductDetail/Hair-Care/Sheer-Blonde/Colour-Renew-Tone-Correcting-Shampoo It''s in the Sheer Blonde line but might still work for your highlights.\nOtherwise I''d probably go back to the salon, maybe they can put in a toner? Probably essentially the same thing as this L''Oreal product but you''d be under supervision in case anything goes wrong :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 941, 1, 'N'),
(943, 7674, 'Lili', 'lilismit0099@gmail.com', '', '71.195.57.178', '2011-01-14 22:16:05', '2011-01-15 03:16:05', 'Hey I was wondering if this product worked or not because I have gotten my hair "spot treated" to fix a box color I had done and then recently I got it professionally bleached "corrective colored" and toned which cost me 100 dollars!  The top is a beautiful bleach blonde but I have found that the underneath of my hair stayed brassy. I am desperate, do you think this would work for me? Would it lighten the underneath and keep the top bleach blonde? I also use Clairol shimmer lights shampoo and conditioner.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(944, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-26 20:27:37', '2011-01-27 01:27:37', 'Hey Lili - I haven''t tried it personally but I think it works the same as a toner would that you get in the salon. However - I think because your hair has been through so much, I might hesitate to add another thing into the mix. You could try calling the L''Oreal 1-800 # (1-800-4-LOREAL) and see what they think given your "hair history". Maybe you could just use it on the underneath sections only so that it doesn''t change the upper layers... but I would probably ask them just to get a professional opinion.', 0, '1', '', '', 943, 1, 'N'),
(945, 7674, 'sydney', 'onemarilynfan@live.com', '', '98.209.228.7', '2011-02-27 23:27:11', '2011-02-28 04:27:11', 'I just used the brass crap as well. I dyed my hair (like always) with the same feria golden blonde,and THIS time it turned totally red! WTF?!? I used the brass thing and now my hair is a crappy mouse brown!!!Its hideous! Now, I read above that I have to wait 4-6 weeks to re dye my hair???Did you do yours soon after? How did it turn out? I''m NOT going around like this!', 0, '1', '', '', 933, 0, 'N'),
(946, 7674, 'sydney', 'onemarilynfan@live.com', '', '98.209.228.7', '2011-02-27 23:32:05', '2011-02-28 04:32:05', 'DONT USE THE BRASS product if youre trying to get LIGHT BLONDE!!! It WILL turn the shade A LOT darker!!! I just used it,and my golden blonde (which was a bit too GOLDEN!),and NOW it is worse than before! It is a dirty brown,and now I''m scared to re color b/c I have never used this crap before. I should have known better, the Loreal crap was what originally came out wrong, so why would I use the same BRAND to fix the problem? It was the same brand/color I have used for a while, and it totally was different.It is like a scam,sell the color to mess it up,buy our OTHER product to fix the problem!!!UGH!', 0, '1', '', '', 935, 0, 'N'),
(947, 7674, 'sydney', 'onemarilynfan@live.com', '', '98.209.228.7', '2011-02-27 23:35:03', '2011-02-28 04:35:03', 'I use hair color a lot as well,the brass thing sucks,truly,just buy blonde,NOT ash or beige though, these always turn a grey or green tone if you color a lot. Use natural! Or golden if you want warmer,stay away from the ash,it will turn out bad!', 0, '1', '', '', 937, 0, 'N'),
(948, 7674, 'Starr', 'xHarkedTheRavenx@aol.com', '', '174.254.171.124', '2011-05-06 00:56:39', '2011-05-06 04:56:39', 'Brass banishers not that great just got done using it and it made it a little lighter red than it was but not by much.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(949, 7674, 'Tara', 'caesarkitty_04@hotmail.com', '', '216.36.146.130', '2011-07-31 17:49:00', '2011-07-31 21:49:00', 'Hi, I bleached my hair from red to try and go to blonde, but the orangey tones just don''t want to let go of my hair. I really don''t want to bleach my hair again, I was wondering if Brass Banisher would get most of the orange tones out? Also, how damaging is it to hair??', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(950, 7674, 'Lili', 'lilismit0099@gmail.com', '', '71.195.57.178', '2011-07-31 21:49:10', '2011-08-01 01:49:10', 'Hey Tara, I actually used the brass banisher it did not work for me. I had some yellowy tones but it actually made my hair darker, I didn''t like it at all. I do like the shimmer lights shampoo which is purple based and that gets rid of yellow or orange tone, try that :). That and a good clarifying shampoo.', 0, '1', '', '', 949, 0, 'N'),
(951, 7674, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-08-14 16:14:00', '2011-08-14 20:14:00', 'Thanks Lili - I haven''t tried the Brass Banisher myself so that''s good to know that it made your hair go darker. Tara, if you don''t want to try that I would recommend going to a salon for a toner... they''re not that expensive, maybe $40, and if you get an ash or neutral colour it can cut the brassiness. Or try a purple shampoo.', 0, '1', '', '', 949, 1, 'N');
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(952, 7674, 'Lili', 'lilismit0099@gmail.com', '', '71.195.57.178', '2011-08-14 18:49:19', '2011-08-14 22:49:19', 'I agree, I use a purple shampoo (Clairol Shimmer lights is my favorite) every few days and it keeps the brassiness away :). I have gotten my hair toned at a Beauty institute and it is really cheap there because it is students, if they mess up they will usually fix it for free.Never try to do it yourself, that never turns out well, I''m speaking for experience. Good luck!', 0, '1', '', '', 951, 0, 'N'),
(953, 7746, 'vanessa escamilla', 'nenalinda2178@hotmail.com', '', '173.125.86.168', '2011-04-04 00:07:48', '2011-04-04 04:07:48', 'Friends,family,teachers,random people say I look a lot like "snooki" from jersey shore. And I have been getting crazy comments because I was her for halloween and said I do look like her..I just wat to know from the media...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(954, 7752, 'Daniel', 'doliveira1975@gmail.com', '', '99.231.58.143', '2010-04-13 22:53:26', '2010-04-14 02:53:26', 'Don''t worry, she will be coming to Toronto!  I promise.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(955, 7752, 'F is for Fräulein: A Braidy Summer &#8216;Do', '', 'http://imabeautygeek.com/2010/06/18/f-is-for-fraulein-a-braidy-summer-do/', '69.163.147.88', '2010-06-18 10:46:11', '2010-06-18 14:46:11', '[...] months later celeb stylist Charles Baker Strahan (BeautyEditor.ca&#8217;s other-reality husband, I believe) again demo&#8217;d the sweet side bun for me. Of course he first blowdried my hair [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(956, 7752, 'Closer', 'hhh@live.com', '', '76.67.6.126', '2011-01-22 21:54:10', '2011-01-23 02:54:10', 'Shes had the best nose job in hollywood. Her nose used to be wide, now its perfect.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(957, 7752, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-26 18:09:47', '2011-01-26 23:09:47', 'Wow you''re right! http://news.makemeheal.com/celebrity-plastic-surgery/leighton-meester-nose-job/', 0, '1', '', '', 956, 1, 'N'),
(958, 7758, 'Share The Love: Sunday Reads &laquo; Lazy Beautiful', '', 'http://lazybeautiful.wordpress.com/2010/04/18/share-the-love-sunday-reads-24/', '66.135.48.207', '2010-04-19 00:45:11', '2010-04-19 04:45:11', '[...] Fergie teams up with Avon to launch her new fragrance &#8211; Beauty Editor.ca [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(959, 7758, 'Share The Love: Sunday Reads | Lazy Beautiful', '', 'http://www.lazybeautiful.com/?p=5334', '68.169.41.38', '2010-10-10 22:35:48', '2010-10-11 02:35:48', '[...] Fergie teams up with Avon to launch her new fragrance &#8211; Beauty Editor.ca [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(960, 7772, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-04-13 17:08:16', '2010-04-13 21:08:16', 'That''s so cool you got to go to the Genie''s!! I wish it got more attention. I think it''s awesome that Joshua Jackson and Diane Kruger attended and that he won! I heart them as a couple.\n\nDid you take pics of your hair/makeup/outfit?? I want to see! ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(961, 7772, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-13 17:32:56', '2010-04-13 21:32:56', 'You know what, it''s NOTHING like the Oscars - very ghetto set up with uncomfortable metal chairs in a warehouse-type setting... oh, Canada.\n\nI only took a very crappy video later in the night so not sure it shows off my hair or makeup very well! I didn''t have too much time to get ready - basically tried to make my hair very messy and slightly curled (sprayed it with some Sally Hershberger spray wax and Tresemme mousse), and makeup was minimal except for a fab new Revlon fuschia lip that I''ll be posting about soon. I was very drugstore last night. :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(962, 7772, 'Anika', 'tightropemarvel@gmail.com', 'http://tightropemarvel.wordpress.com', '24.147.217.202', '2010-04-13 21:21:38', '2010-04-14 01:21:38', 'I watched the broadcast online and the chairs made me laugh like crazy. But I am entirely jealous of you -- especially to see Diane and Josh who are far and away my favourite couple. I love their look to pieces.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(963, 7772, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-04-16 15:50:47', '2010-04-16 19:50:47', 'LOL well maybe one day we''ll get it right! I love a bright fuchsia lip with everything else minimal! I love the cheap chic look ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(964, 7772, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-16 17:50:31', '2010-04-16 21:50:31', 'Me too! (And I think I could probably survive if this job went away and I had to survive just on drugstore stuff... there are lots of great products out there!)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(965, 7565, 'Look.Inside.My.Closet', 'look.inside.my.closet@gmail.com', 'http://lookinsidemycloset.blogspot.com/', '207.134.159.156', '2010-04-25 10:50:08', '2010-04-25 14:50:08', 'I tried INOA too a couple weeks ago and like it a lot too.\nMy hair is soft, and the color seem to last. And my colorist make me snif the mixture and there was absolutely no odor, it''s magic!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(966, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-04-25 14:20:17', '2010-04-25 18:20:17', 'That''s awesome - glad you liked it too!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(967, 7565, 'Christy Carlson', 'Christy.Carlson@gmail.com', '', '71.40.149.246', '2010-04-27 19:02:15', '2010-04-27 23:02:15', 'I currently use Organic Color Systems.  I tried Inoa twice now and both times it seemed to leave my clients hair damaged and looking fried.  Also, Inoa contains PPD''s which are highly carcinogenic and I cannot take risks with my client''s health.  Their are other ammonia-free brands on the market.  My advice - if you live in the US or Canada, go with a brand that is manufactured in Europe and especially the U.K. where they have much more strict controls on ingredients of hair color.  OCS is the only government certified organic professional permanent hair color available as of now.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(968, 7565, 'Sheila', 'sblack101@gmail.com', '', '70.29.13.190', '2010-04-30 10:12:14', '2010-04-30 14:12:14', 'Do yourselves a favour: DO NOT USE INOA!!!\nThe salon that has taken good care of my hair for 3 years just switched to Inoa. They''ve applied it twice and my long hair - which was previously in good condition - is suddenly thin, dry, brittle, and continuing to disintegrate, with a halo of short frizzled broken bits. Never again!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(969, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-30 10:36:26', '2010-04-30 14:36:26', 'Thanks for the tip Christy - I''m going to look into that brand (even though I''m just highlighting now - no more all-over permanent dyes for me).\n\nInteresting that both Christy and Sheila say it dried out hair... that wasn''t my experience but that sounds terrible. Hmmm...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(970, 7565, 'Jennifer', 'atmarcum@suddenlink.net', '', '74.196.4.239', '2010-06-21 12:06:21', '2010-06-21 16:06:21', 'I was so excited to try INOA on my clients.  I went to the certification class, I bought a kit and started using it. I have used it on about 5 or 6 clients and myself.  I have been extremely disappointed.  It has turned out lighter on everyone about two shades, it damaged my hair extremly bad. Just like Sheila, my hair is broken and very dry, I have always used Loreal products and have NEVER had this happen before.  I am going to return all the rest of my color and go back to the other Loreal products.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(971, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-21 16:24:50', '2010-06-21 20:24:50', 'Thanks for the info Jennifer - I''m now seriously concerned about this product. Who knew that the regular chemical colour would be LESS damaging to your hair? I wonder what ingredient is causing this.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(972, 7565, 'Stable', 'jakson@hotmail.com', '', '89.242.216.223', '2010-07-06 06:57:10', '2010-07-06 10:57:10', 'Oh My Gosh I love the colour of that womans hair shown in the article\n\ncould you please tell me what colour that is and If i could purchase it anywhere', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(973, 7565, 'Suzanne', 'Acquaria16@hotmail.com', '', '84.227.242.212', '2010-07-12 11:10:45', '2010-07-12 15:10:45', 'Never again.\nWith much anticipation, I just had my hair professionally colored with L''Oreals new Inoa in golden blond tone - the same color I previously had.\nAnd - although the oil delivery system left my hair feeling silky, it later became dried out and brittle after the next wash. Now I''m trying to save my damaged hair. Any tips from others in repairing the damage are more than welcome...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(974, 7565, 'SJ', 'Samantha.Wooll@btinternet.com', '', '82.132.139.139', '2010-07-13 17:33:39', '2010-07-13 21:33:39', 'I too have tried Inoa.  Was wonderful after first use, silky and soft hair and covered grey well,  but after three uses it has completely dried out my long hair and I won''t be using it again.  Feedback from my hairdresser is that I am not alone in my experience with Inoa.  Inoa suits some but does not work for all.  Use with caution.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(975, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-14 10:15:20', '2010-07-14 14:15:20', '@Suzanne - I''ll try and do a post on damaged hair tips soon. Just quickly, the line I used when I fried my hair with solid-colour bleach a few yrs ago was Redken''s Extreme line. (This was advised by a hairdresser who I think knew what he was talking about!) The range is here:  http://www.redken.com/products/haircare/extreme\n\nI liked it because my hair is fine and straight so doesn''t do well with really heavy products... this one didn''t over-moisturize but still did the job.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(976, 7565, 'Ethel Zivotofsky', 'ezpsych@juno.com', '', '71.139.194.235', '2010-07-15 15:17:03', '2010-07-15 19:17:03', 'Please let me know where I can find a salon near my zip code-----94602, in the East Bay (Oakland, Berkeley etc) in California---that uses INOA,\na L''Oreal product, or Organic Color  Systems.\nThank you!\nMy email is ezpsych@juno.com', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(977, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-17 16:29:21', '2010-07-17 20:29:21', 'I assume it''s an INOA colour - so wouldn''t be available for purchase... you would have to go get the treatment done at a salon.', 0, '1', '', '', 972, 1, 'N'),
(978, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-17 16:31:11', '2010-07-17 20:31:11', 'Hi - search here:\nhttp://us.lorealprofessionnel.com/_en/_us/locator/locator.aspx?', 0, '1', '', '', 976, 1, 'N'),
(979, 7565, 'Ash', 'Innocentbluesky@aol.com', '', '24.185.214.237', '2010-07-18 15:38:28', '2010-07-18 19:38:28', 'I think that ppl need to look at the facts! INOA does not damage hair as much as ammonia based color period! And how often do u use product or extreme heat styles? Most likely everyday.... And if u would do any research on INOA u will see that you don''t get results until after the fifth application and by the 9th use it will look and feel as if it had never been chemically treated or virgin hair! And maby  u should look to a new salon or a different colorist because that means they are uneducated on this product it is an exact science and can easily b mixed wrong! Lots of luck to u all!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(980, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-19 09:09:19', '2010-07-19 13:09:19', 'Thanks Ash - there''s been a lot of negativity here about INOA so good to have another perspective. I hadn''t heard that it takes 5 applications... will need to look into that. And yes, have heard it''s quite difficult to mix.', 0, '1', '', '', 979, 1, 'N'),
(981, 7565, 'tony', 'sinful19@hotmail.com', '', '174.94.51.220', '2010-07-27 15:50:06', '2010-07-27 19:50:06', '[Deleted - let''s be civil please. -Ed]\n\nHow does using a color 9 times make your hair softer?  If it has all the oils shouldnt it make it super shiny from the first use?\n\nAnyways, I tried the color at my salon and its not that great, if only Loreal put the effort in their colors as they do with their marketing, it would be truly amazing.  This INOA  is another flop like Dia, Luo and will be dropped by many salons after they use it.\n\nIf majirel cant cover gray fully, I dont expect inoa will either!', 0, '1', '', '', 979, 0, 'N'),
(982, 7565, 'Carrie Jacobs', 'carrie.jacobs@gmail.com', '', '173.168.0.245', '2010-08-01 19:15:47', '2010-08-01 23:15:47', 'I have been a stylist for 10 years and somehow was swayed to try Inoa by our L''Oreal rep.  They bought all my other color line from me and gave me a free credit for their line.  I have never been so disappointed in a product my entire life.\n\nThe product line comes with a post shampoo that contains very high levels of ammonia.  It also irritates scalps and performs horribly with grey hair.  The product yields inconsistent color outcomes even when used exactly the same and exactly the same kinds of hair.  In short, this product SUCKS!\n\nI have asked for my old product back and they will not give it to me.  I have given the rep back his garbage and told him I will buy my old product back myself.  This is probably the worst product I have ever seen hit the market.  It is marketed dishonestly and L''Oreal should be ashamed of themselves.\n\nIf ever I have witnessed such an egregious case of greenwashing, it is Inoa.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(983, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-08-05 14:03:29', '2010-08-05 18:03:29', 'But I thought the whole point was that it''s ammonia-free! Do you have to use the ammonia shampoo after applying the colour or can you use something else? (If not then WOW... that''s misleading.)', 0, '1', '', '', 982, 1, 'N'),
(984, 7565, 'Katie Thomas', 'katiethomas1972@yahoo.com', '', '187.146.168.120', '2010-08-13 20:30:35', '2010-08-14 00:30:35', 'I have had similar bad experiences with the product. It does not cover grey, it fades after a week, it leaves the hair dry, brittle, and damaged after the first wash following the color treatment, and other products in the line, such as the shampoo and the oil that is mixed with the color, contains high levels of ammonia. I have had two clients that have developed horrible irritations and reactions to this color who told me they were sensitive to ammonia. I feel horrible.\n\nThis is one of those very bad products that is being shamelessly marketed by a pretty good company. I wouldn''t throw all L''Oreal products out the door, but if you''re using INOA you''ve made a horrible mistake.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(985, 7565, 'winter', 'madeleinewintermoriz@gmail.com', '', '113.61.65.10', '2010-08-18 00:58:44', '2010-08-18 04:58:44', 'keep an eye out for upcoming austalian hair colour brand Original &amp; Mineral http://www.originalmineral.com i have been getting colour done by salons that use this product in australia and their colour is 100% grey coverage and entirely ammonia free and they achieve the most hi-lift blondes ever! they also have this beautifully packaged sulphate free shampoo line to compliment the colour. my hair has felt healthier since using this colour and their twitter updates say that they''re moving to the USA soon!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(986, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.114.149', '2010-08-18 10:33:42', '2010-08-18 14:33:42', 'Wow - they have a nice site; product sounds good too. Hope they make it to Canada soon!', 0, '1', '', '', 985, 1, 'N'),
(987, 7565, 'lulu', 'oakrad@mines.edu', '', '98.245.223.41', '2010-09-08 05:05:19', '2010-09-08 09:05:19', 'Try coconut milk treatment, I have used it a couple of times and it works wonders! my hair is much smoother now even after all the damaging ive done to it with hair colors....', 0, '1', '', '', 973, 0, 'N'),
(988, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-08 14:50:33', '2010-09-08 18:50:33', 'Coconut milk? Interesting - haven''t heard of that before as a hair treatment. I think I would be too tempted to drink it! :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 987, 1, 'N'),
(989, 7565, 'rachael suddes and all the girls xxx', 'rachael.22@hotmail.co.uk', '', '86.141.235.194', '2010-09-15 07:20:49', '2010-09-15 11:20:50', 'WAGS HAIRDRESSING EAGLESCLIFFE\n\nWe at wags are loving this new professional brand off colour it leves the hair soft shiny glossy and the colours last longer.\nIt  is harder to mix but a bit of time and effort goes a long way when using a professional brand. This new colour is ammonia free and has no odour with is fantastic esspecialy for sensative scalps.\nwe carnt wait for evan more fab colour!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(990, 7565, 'Tsippi', 'cshea7777@gmail.com', '', '66.8.244.52', '2010-10-19 13:56:00', '2010-10-19 17:56:00', 'INOA was an absolute disaster for me that will cost me for the rest of the years I want to color my hair.  First of all, this product has very high levels of PPD.  I had a bad allergic reaction to PPD for the first time in my life.  Would that have happened eventually anyway?  Probably, since PPD allergy develops after using hair coloring for years, but I''ve talked to other hairdressers who think more people react to INOA.  On top of a lifetime of limited hair color options, my hair is ruined.  The hairdresser, a certified INOA trainer, told me he was "required" to pull the color through to my roots, but not to worry, my highlights would still be there and would look great.  Disaster!  Ends are black; no highlights left.  Meanwhile, roots went hot, but product did not cover grey.  Now I have bright red and grey roots, black hair, and an allergy to hair dye.  All for $120.  (BTW, even though there is no ammonia, there is developer, up to 30 volume, and the product stays on your hair longer than normal dye.  That may be the source of some of the damage.  It''s ridiculous for L''Oreal to claim ammonia is more damaging than 30 volume developer on your hair for 45 minutes.)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(991, 7565, 'Debra', 'Ms.Debbie@hotmail.com', '', '74.12.148.214', '2010-10-21 18:48:46', '2010-10-21 22:48:46', 'I am a stylist and have been using Inoa since it''s launch in Feb.in Toronto , Canada. This is an amazing product, but it is very important to have a colorist that has been specially trained with this product. It is extremely important that it is mixed properly, and have the proper color choice. We were taught that Inoa appears to be a Shade  or two lighter because it is a more translucent color , apposed to the matte appearance of most permanent colors, including L''oreal''s majirel. The product has to be DRY emulsified before rinsing and really rinsed well before shampooing with the Inoa shampoo. This stops all chemical reaction and gets all of the tint off the hair and scalp. This product works a little differently by having the color taken into the shaft by an oil delivery system ,ODS, and if this is done properly there is no reason for it to cause damage to the hair.\nYou also have to take into consideration that if you have previously chemically treated hair your results may vary. And one thing we also were trained to do was to analyze the client and their needs. Just because Inoa is the choice for one person it does not mean that there may be a better choice  of color for another person . L''oreal professional has at least six different lines of permanent and Demi permanent coloring available.\nI hope this helps', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(992, 7565, 'JP', 'jndog2@att.net', '', '184.32.184.206', '2010-10-29 17:30:37', '2010-10-29 21:30:37', 'Enjoy your online articles- could you tell me if there are any hair dyes from Europe/ UK that do not use PPD, ok if semi or demi or other type, just desperate for PPD free.  Thank you so much for your time.  Sincerely, JP', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(993, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-11-06 16:00:12', '2010-11-06 20:00:12', 'Good question. I don''t know about salon colour but I *think* Herbatint, Sanotint and Naturtint are PPD-free. I''ve ordered these from here (if you live in Canada): http://www.aviva.ca/shop/product_sections.asp?catid=238\nSurya Henna is also supposed to be good (Pure + Simple in Toronto carries it) but henna is tricky to work with.', 0, '1', '', '', 992, 1, 'N'),
(994, 7565, 'Erin', 'eei03001@gmail.com', '', '74.82.64.16', '2010-11-13 03:19:07', '2010-11-13 08:19:07', 'INOA is a prime example of what is know as a marketing gimmick. If you take out ammonia you have to replace it with something. What they replace it with is known as MEA. MEA is a known carcinogen and is not natural to the environment and is not as effective as ammonia which is why most color companies do not use it. (Ammonia free color is not new technology). Ammonia is natural to the environment and is not a considered a carcinogen. Also, which is interesting is that color lines with ammonia decrease in ammonia contents as the color level decreases as a higher amont is not needed. INOA''s MEA levels are the same across the board.  Lastly, many color companies are going away from oil in color because you need higher ammonia/MEA levels to fight through the oil in order to penetrate. Hence, why some of the newer color companies offer gel developers because they need lower levels of ammonia. Two great permanent color options are Artease color and Enjoy colors. Artease has 92 percent natural ingredients and has .58% to 2 % ammonia and you can achieve 100 percent gray coverage with even 10 volume developer. Its 99 percent unoxidized color so essentially no color fadeage. Enjoy color uses gel developers so they use less ammonia because it does not need higher amounts to fight oil in creme developers. I don''t know a ton about enjoy color but the shine is like NOTHING I have ever seen. And the bleach is the best bleach on the market. Bottom line don''t fall for major corporations marketing gimmicks. Loreal is the same company that takes away hair stylists business by advertising to buy their box color and do it at home...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(995, 7565, 'Erin', 'eei03001@gmail.com', '', '74.82.64.16', '2010-11-13 03:34:57', '2010-11-13 08:34:57', 'Actyva from the color Kemon has a beautiful line that is PPD free. However, like ammonia free color, PPD free color is replaced with MEA which is more dangerous than PPD. (Many stylists still prefer PPD color because PPD is a common allergen and is typically what clients are allergic too when they are allergic to color)', 0, '1', '', '', 993, 0, 'N'),
(996, 7565, 'smohan', 'smohan04@rediffmail.com', '', '122.174.128.181', '2010-11-14 04:58:15', '2010-11-14 09:58:15', 'Hi. I have been using henna and switched to color recently as i have a lot of grey hair. used Inoa for the past 2  months. And I hve developed severe reaction immed both times after use. Scalp itches badly, crusts over and there is clear discharge. No apparent issue with hair , but reaction on on scalp is bad. So theres something in INOA thats causing a severe reaction. PPD? Wondering wht to do - switch colors? I defn need to color becos of the grey. Any advice?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(997, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-14 19:19:29', '2010-11-15 00:19:29', 'Thanks for your insight on this Erin - much appreciated! I didn''t know about MEA so thanks for the heads up, I''ll have to look into that. (Too bad when you get rid of one ingredient they replace it with something worse - ugh!)', 0, '1', '', '', 995, 1, 'N'),
(998, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-14 19:28:47', '2010-11-15 00:28:47', 'Again (as I said above) thank you Erin for your insight into the formulation and MEA. So disappointing. But now I definitely want to look into Enjoy and Artease! Thanks for the recommendations.\n\nI just wish these lines and the salons who use them would make it easier for us consumers to find them! I would totally switch salons if I could find a place that uses a high quality dye that does as little damage as possible. It seems like most places are locked in with L''Oreal.', 0, '1', '', '', 994, 1, 'N'),
(999, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-14 19:41:15', '2010-11-15 00:41:15', 'Yikes!! I would definitely stop using - I doubt changing INOA shades would give you a different result. It''s hard to say what is causing it without knowing - have you ever used regular hair dye before? And did you ever have a reaction to that? It could be the MEA in INOA or something else.... you might be sensitive to PPD as well.\n\nSo my advice: Whatever you do, before colouring again I would definitely do a patch test to make sure it''s not going to give you a reaction.\n\nAlso I thought with henna you weren''t supposed to be able to dye over top of it? Just be careful... it can end up turning green or get really dry and damaged...\n\nJust found this article; there''s some info here about people having a reaction to INOA so you''re not alone: http://www.scientificamerican.com/blog/post.cfm?id=hair-dye-will-debut-soon-in-us-that-2009-12-07\n\nYou also might be able to find some suggestions here: http://www.oprah.com/community/threads/57237?numResults=15&filter=newest', 0, '1', '', '', 996, 1, 'N'),
(1000, 7565, 'Hair DYI', 'carimck@gmail.com', '', '70.68.147.31', '2010-11-17 16:40:51', '2010-11-17 21:40:51', 'thanks for all these postings; was thinking of trying but definitely won''t now!  I have been doing my own hair forever, and find that the best solution is to stick with the demi-permanent! I have also used 10 volume developer with permanent dye, and it worked fine! gave me colour that stayed! why not just do that?  I also found that for some reason the best colour I''ve used came from Sally Beauty brand (Ion), but Colorianne (Italian brand) is also amazing.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1001, 7565, 'Colourist', 'Crook72047@googlemail.com', '', '193.35.132.13', '2010-11-18 04:54:04', '2010-11-18 09:54:04', 'Just for info, Luo and dia colour gelee, riches etc is used by fantastic salons across the uk. Low end salons tend to stick with less ranges to reduce costs as different ranges cost more to stock.', 0, '1', '', '', 981, 0, 'N'),
(1002, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-18 18:41:11', '2010-11-18 23:41:11', 'I know, I''ve found these comments very enlightening as well. Thanks for the other brand recommendations!', 0, '1', '', '', 1000, 1, 'N'),
(1003, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-18 18:43:36', '2010-11-18 23:43:36', 'Yes I feel like L''Oreal is the only brand the majority of salons use here in Toronto. Or very rarely Schwarzkopf. It''s too bad there isn''t more education of the different options out there so consumers can make a more educated choice.\n\nWhich colour brands do you recommend? I''ve never heard of Dia or Luo (not sure if they''re in Canada) but we have the commenter above saying they are a flop...', 0, '1', '', '', 1001, 1, 'N'),
(1004, 7565, 'Angel', 'MICHELLEKEANE2010@HOTMAIL.COM', '', '99.165.61.254', '2010-11-21 13:02:49', '2010-11-21 18:02:49', 'HAS\n\nANYONE\n\nTRIED\n\nSANOTINT\n\nOR\n\nSANOTINT LIGHT?\n\nPLEASE GIVE ME YOUR REVIEW!\nThank you, I will check back to see.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1005, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-22 17:39:50', '2010-11-22 22:39:50', 'I haven''t, I''m sorry - anyone else care to weigh in?', 0, '1', '', '', 1004, 1, 'N'),
(1006, 7565, 'PAULA', 'CURLZS4U@AOL.COM', '', '24.197.27.70', '2010-11-29 22:05:50', '2010-11-30 03:05:50', 'I have a client who is highly allergic to PPD and i need to know if there is a professional color line that has a PPD free color.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1007, 7565, 'Lila', 'bellastrunk@live.com', '', '68.4.35.93', '2010-12-02 00:30:00', '2010-12-02 05:30:00', 'I have only tried INOA once. Kinda surprised at all the negative experiences. My hair came out absolutely gorgeous! The color was so rich &amp; lasted a very long time. It covered all my grey. My hair turned out very soft.\nMy stylist must have mixed it just right.\nI have not gone back because of the expense. Now that I have read all these comments about the ingredients I will not use INOA again. The risk with MEA is not worth it,', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1008, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-03 19:07:53', '2010-12-04 00:07:53', 'Same here! I used it once and was really happy with how my hair looked... but based on these comments I don''t think I''ll be doing it again :-(', 0, '1', '', '', 1007, 1, 'N'),
(1009, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-03 19:10:24', '2010-12-04 00:10:24', 'Can any of the hairdressers on this thread weigh in on this?', 0, '1', '', '', 1006, 1, 'N'),
(1010, 7565, 'Ashley', 'ashleyb@arteasecolors.com', 'http://www.arteasecolors.com', '69.224.35.93', '2010-12-06 16:10:58', '2010-12-06 21:10:58', 'Hey Michelle,\n\nI''d be more than happy to get any information about arteasecolors to you. I''m loving the blog and your voice on the industry!', 0, '1', '', '', 998, 0, 'N'),
(1011, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-07 18:19:20', '2010-12-07 23:19:20', 'That would be great, thanks!', 0, '1', '', '', 1010, 1, 'N'),
(1012, 7565, 'Angel', 'MICHELLEKEANE2010@HOTMAIL.COM', '', '99.165.61.254', '2010-12-11 14:38:38', '2010-12-11 19:38:38', 'Tints of Nature works great. Box color at Whole Foods. Under $10.00 a box and covered my grey, and I have a lot. It  doesn''t last quite as long as the old, toxic brands, but I still love it. IT smells good when coloring and came out a bit darker than I thought, but that is fine. All around fantastic, my hair is softer! I used Light Golden Brown, I have naturally dark, brown hair.\n\nTints of Nature is a good way to go:)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1013, 7565, 'Healther Collins', 'heatherchairmagic@gmail.com', 'http://lorealinoa.wordpress.com/', '24.26.110.11', '2010-12-14 10:36:12', '2010-12-14 15:36:12', 'I was sold into INOA from my rep. This was the biggest mistake I have ever made in the salon business. The color takes 2x - 3x longer to mix and apply. The outcome is very inconsistent and unreliable by about 2 shades. Many clients reported irritated scalps and very dry hair with some breakage after the second application. Grey will cover at first, but fades off tone within a week or two. I complained to my rep and he outright called me a liar and said that such problems have never been reported. I have sensitivities to ammonia and the product gave me some severe irritations.\n\nI found an article online saying the INOA contained ammonia. I checked the ingredients label and the shampoos do contain ammonia. My rep literally told me that Ammonia Hydroxide was not ammonia and that I was wrong. I showed him the Wikipedia entry on ammonia hydroxide which said it was ammonia and water. He said that I can''t believe everything online and that I was gullible. He then came back and said that L''Oreal told him Wikipedia has a biased against L''Oreal and is trying to discredit it. He would not return, exchange, or refund anything.\n\nI sold the product on eBay for a fraction of what I pay for it. I have returned to my previous line that is truly ammonia free and works great. This mistake has cost me about $10,000 and probably 15 clients in addition to months of irritation from the product and insult from the rep.\n\nBottom Line - STAY AWAY FROM INOA', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1014, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-14 15:29:38', '2010-12-14 20:29:38', 'Thanks for the reco... I see this line is sold at Well.ca too.', 0, '1', '', '', 1012, 1, 'N'),
(1015, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-14 15:34:01', '2010-12-14 20:34:01', 'Yikes! That does sound terrible but are you behind the L''Oreal hate site you linked to? Unfortunately that makes me question your story as it appears to be affiliated with PETA and I disagree with *a lot* of things they do.', 0, '1', '', '', 1013, 1, 'N'),
(1016, 7565, 'roger', 'innocentr@ovi.com', '', '24.190.200.176', '2010-12-14 20:24:34', '2010-12-15 01:24:34', 'Here it is......the true Ammonia free Color line is Organic Color Systems from the UK. The only reason that Loreal is because OCS has been taking more and more market share from Loreal and all the other Major color brands.  None of the crap INOA has is in OCS. They were the first to use oil to enter the Cuticle. This is done by processing with heat.  Loreal INOA cannot be compared to OCS. I am not a hair stylist, I am a Hair Colorist in NYC with 16 years experience. I use other lines in the Salon but OCS seems to be what I am using more and more.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1017, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-12-18 13:31:01', '2010-12-18 18:31:01', 'Thanks Roger. Has anyone heard of Farouk colour? (makers of Chi)\nJust discovered this is what my hairdresser uses and it''s supposedly ammonia-free as well. They''re really happy with it, it works great for balayage.', 0, '1', '', '', 1016, 1, 'N'),
(1018, 7565, 'Tsippi', 'cshea7777@gmail.com', 'http://cshea7777@gmail.com', '66.8.244.52', '2010-12-18 14:03:04', '2010-12-18 19:03:04', 'I posted a couple months ago after INOA ruined my hair and caused a terrible allergic reaction.  After talking to a couple colorists whom I trust, I decided to do a patch test using some high quality European colors mixed with Sweet and Low (the stuff in the pink packets.)  Well, I barely reacted to Goldwell level 6, so my hairdresser has used that twice now.  Both times, I reacted a little at the hairline, but the redness went away in an hour.  She also re-highlighted my hair with bleach.  Thank goodness! My hair looks pretty good.  Dry, but good.  Here is what my hundreds of hours of research has taught me:  1.  Colors MANUFACTURED in Western Europe, especially Germany, tend to have lower amounts of PPD than colors manufactured in the US.  (Note that some colors that were previously manufactured in Europe now are made in the U.S.); 2.  Many people find that Sweet and Low buffers the PPD reaction.  My hairdresser adds four packets per batch and usually makes two separate batches per appointment; 3.  Lighter colors have less PPD than darker colors; 4.  Lots of people have problems with MEA ;  5.  There are A LOT of people on the web unhappy with INOA.  Shame on you, L''Oreal!  I will never buy anything from you again.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1019, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-23 09:35:21', '2010-12-23 14:35:21', 'Thanks for the insights Tsippi! So funny - I JUST heard the Sweet N Low thing from my colourist the other day. I will agree with you re: going with a high quality European colour line. From now on that''s what I''ll be sticking to. Was really happy with the Farouk used on me the other day.', 0, '1', '', '', 1018, 1, 'N'),
(1020, 7565, 'ammonia-free?', 'asabnfm@yahoo.com', '', '115.87.111.201', '2011-01-03 15:11:26', '2011-01-03 20:11:26', 'Dear stylists, Be professional, don''t be a fool from being misled by l''oreal .... INOA is NOT ammonia-free coloring process. Check the fact!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1021, 7565, 'Paige', 'paigememory@hotmail.com', '', '173.32.64.39', '2011-01-20 12:49:31', '2011-01-20 17:49:31', 'Hey Michelle!\nI am on the look out for a new hair colourist and was wondering who you would recommend? Do you still see Johanna from Taz salon? I have been going to Vidal Sasoon for a few years but still haven''t found a colourist I love...Any recommendations would be great!\nThanks!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1022, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-20 17:23:04', '2011-01-20 22:23:04', 'Joanna is great, really sweet... I''m trying someone new right now though, just because she always wants to give me all-over colour plus highlights and I wanted to give my hair a break and just do highlights. Right now seeing Jeff at Angst - he does balayage (freehand painting of the highlights) and they use a really high quality colour with NO smell - by Farouk (makers of Chi flat irons). Taz uses L''Oreal colour and I think it''s a bit harsher on the hair.\n\nAlso good is Luis from Hair on the Avenue... he did my Ombre: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/10/28/this-intrepid-reporter-just-tried-2-trends-as-seen-on-sjp-ombre-hair-and-the-new-brushed-out-curls/  I ditched it just because I didn''t like being brunette, but technically Luis is very good!\n\nHave to say overall Angst is my fave place though because I''m a longtime client of Bill''s...he cuts my hair. They''re very casual and are the one place I always trust - they''re realistic and don''t try to push anything too fashiony/high maintenance on you.', 0, '1', '', '', 1021, 1, 'N'),
(1023, 7565, 'Angel', 'MICHELLEKEANE2010@HOTMAIL.COM', '', '99.165.61.254', '2011-01-22 06:13:57', '2011-01-22 11:13:57', 'TINTS OF NATURE\n\nIS\n\nORGANIC COLOR SYSTEMS ...IN A BOX. NO NEED TO GO TO A SALON. IT IS LESS THAN $14.00. BUT, YES, IF YOU WANT IT DONE PROFESSIONALLY , GO TO THEIR WEB-SITE AND THEY WILL REFER YOU TO A SALON THAT USES ORGANIC COLOR SYSTEMS.\n\nI HAVE HEAVY GREY  AND DARK HAIR, I USE 5D, LIGHT GOLDEN BROWN FROM TINTS OF NATURE. IT ONLY COVERS GREY FOR ABOUT 2-3 WEEKS, SO I HAVE TO COLOR MORE OFTEN, BUT WORTH IT TO USE THIS PRODUCT. VERY MINIMAL CHEMICALS. PEOPLE THAT WANT 100% NO CHEMICALS ARE UNREALISTIC AND SHOULD NOT COLOR THEIR HAIR. NO FRUITS AND VEGGIES OUT THERE CAN CHANGE YOUR HAIR COLOR NATURALLY, UNLESS YOU WANT BEET RED HAIR! ROFL\n\n\nGOOD LUCK!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1024, 7565, 'Angel', 'MICHELLEKEANE2010@HOTMAIL.COM', '', '99.165.61.254', '2011-01-22 06:16:00', '2011-01-22 11:16:00', 'Glad to know you are giving your clients options. Great that you use OCS. One day I want it done professionally. Cheers!', 0, '1', '', '', 1016, 0, 'N'),
(1025, 7565, 'Anastasia', 'holobia@gmail.com', '', '99.241.227.31', '2011-01-26 14:54:11', '2011-01-26 19:54:11', 'My stylist has used INOA on my hair twice now. No horrible reactions, thank goodness. But, the color fades quickly and I don''t like the in-between color. She took my bleached level 9 hair to approximately a level 5.5 with the INOA and wove it in with the remaining highlights (my natural hair color is dark ash blond, maybe level 6-7). Looks great, and my hair is healthier, but I''ve decided I want to go back to light blond with caramel and brownish lowlights. Anyone know if this can be done with INOA color in one appointment? I''d rather not bleach, but I''d rather bleach than stay with the darker hair. I know zilch about hair color, but wondered what I can expect now that I''ve decided to go lighter. I''m willing to sacrifice some of the length if it means my hair will be blond and healthier.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1026, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-26 20:22:28', '2011-01-27 01:22:28', 'Anastasia, I have no idea (unfortunately!) - anyone else on this thread care to comment?', 0, '1', '', '', 1025, 1, 'N'),
(1027, 7565, 'Tsippi', 'cshea7777@gmail.com', 'http://cshea7777@gmail.com', '66.8.244.52', '2011-01-28 01:34:52', '2011-01-28 06:34:52', 'Hi.  I have a two part answer.  First, if you choose to go use color remover, go to a professional and make sure they use one of those sulfur removers. (I think the most common one is Vanish.)  I used a bleach-based remover once and it was too hard on my hair -- and I have hair of iron.  The second part of my answer is based my experience going lighter after Inoa.  My hair was crazy dark after my Inoa disaster.  I did shampoo lightening (a "shampoo train") for a week. (Use a powerful high sulfate shampoo -- get that Malibu one, if you can -- and use it on your hair, vigorously rubbing your hair between your flattened palms for as long as you can spare.  I spent 10 minutes a day doing this for a week, usually soaping up two or three times each wash.  My hair lightened about two levels in that time.)  I then had very light highlights done, but I didn''t touch the base color.  The base continued to fade; a few months later, it is almost the color it was before the Inoa treatment.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1028, 7565, 'Anastasia', 'holobia@gmail.com', '', '99.241.227.31', '2011-01-28 15:57:42', '2011-01-28 20:57:42', 'Thanks for responding anyway!', 0, '1', '', '', 1026, 0, 'N'),
(1029, 7565, 'Anastasia', 'holobia@gmail.com', '', '99.241.227.31', '2011-01-28 16:03:02', '2011-01-28 21:03:02', 'Thank you, these are great ideas. I''ll ask my stylist about the sulfur remover and get started with the shampoo lightening. I''m not going in until the end of February so my hair should fade considerably by then. Thank you so much for the suggestions, they are much appreciated!', 0, '1', '', '', 1027, 0, 'N'),
(1030, 7565, 'Dayana Medina', 'info@3hairmakeup.com', 'http://3hairmakeup.com', '99.56.3.105', '2011-02-01 13:23:04', '2011-02-01 18:23:04', '3 Hair Makeup  use INOA Hair color in Los Angeles CA\nAs a consumer and hair stylist I know the importance in hair color for me and my clients... to keep the hair as healthy, shiny, and as rich in color as possible.\nAs a stylist, throughout the years, I have used several lines of hair color and have never really been satisfied a 100%.\nWith Inoa, by L''Oréal Professional, the experience is different. Am...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1031, 7565, 'Dayana Medina', 'info@3hairmakeup.com', 'http://3hairmakeup.com', '99.56.3.105', '2011-02-01 16:38:31', '2011-02-01 21:38:31', 'I am very sorry for your bad experience with INOA hair color.\nWhat you describe appears as if the hairdresser did not chose the correct formula.\nHi-light hair absorbs hair color very quickly.  It is recommended to apply the color at the tips in the last 15 minutes before rinsing, using 20 vol.\nI recommend only touching the roots to avoid ash tone or too much color saturation.\n20 volume for coverage of white hair.\n\n3 Hair Makeup in Los Angeles', 0, '1', '', '', 990, 0, 'N'),
(1032, 7565, 'Dayana Medina', 'info@3hairmakeup.com', 'http://3hairmakeup.com', '99.56.3.105', '2011-02-01 17:14:13', '2011-02-01 22:14:13', 'Anastasia, you need a Full Head Highlights and  your hair will be blond again.\n15 to 20 volume.', 0, '1', '', '', 1028, 0, 'N'),
(1033, 7565, 'Liz', 'cuttingliz@sbcglobal.net', '', '70.183.186.47', '2011-02-04 01:14:49', '2011-02-04 06:14:49', 'Has anyone used Pravanna color. Just wondering what you think of it.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1034, 7565, '3 Hair Makeup', 'info@3hairmakeup.com', 'http://3hairmakeup.com', '99.66.205.30', '2011-02-04 13:52:06', '2011-02-04 18:52:06', 'We use Pravanna like 4 years ago is a good product but the colors are a little bit flat.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1035, 7565, 'Pacific Girl', 'mabualmelh@hotmail.com', '', '62.150.181.42', '2011-02-06 18:49:18', '2011-02-06 23:49:18', 'Thank you guys for the valuable information. I was about to book an appointment with my hair stylist who tried very hard convincing me into trying INOA to cover grey hair. She mentioned that she had positive results on all her clients ! But since this is a new product, I was a bit hesitant. After reading all those negative comments, I will not use INOA.\nI have heard about Garnier coloring system, and the reviews were mostly positive. Has anyone used this product? I need some feedback please.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1036, 7565, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-02-09 10:50:52', '2011-02-09 15:50:52', 'Do you mean Garnier box colour? My hairdresser used to recommend it but I''ve never tried it personally...', 0, '1', '', '', 1035, 1, 'N'),
(1037, 7565, 'Terri', 'hairdiva4ever@yahoo.com', '', '76.2.9.134', '2011-02-11 22:31:11', '2011-02-12 03:31:11', 'Hair stylist chiming in!\nMEA and DDP is in every conventional haircolor.  There are some off brands that do not include these chemicals.  As stylist we need true, consistant results.  "Organic" hair color may work beautifully for some, but in a salon, where we apply hundreds of applications in a year, we must use predictable color.\nHenna is the only true organic color.  Those of you that have used it frequently, and I''m not talking once or twice, can attest that the results vary greatly.\nMEA is a non volitive ammonia.  Is it better?  Well, it is not swelling your cuticle open the same degree that traditional ammonia.  It has been used for DECADES in demi permanent color and in almost all "organic" permanent colors.  That''s right.  Every recognizable brand contains MEA.\nDDP, it is the second bad boy of color.  This is pigment in color and usually the reason behind allergic reactions.  It too is in virtually every tube of color.\nI am shocked that with the hype of ammonia versus MEA, and DDP, why people do not stress about the latex gloves that most salons use.  It is far more common of an allergic reaction.\nWhat it boils down to is find a stylist that you love that listens to you.  Trust that they stake their talent and the reputation into the color they use.  They have put more time than you can ever imagine selecting the best color for the effects of the climate you live in.\nSide note...we switched from the most popular "organic" color to INOA and could not be happier.', 0, '1', '', '', 1009, 0, 'N'),
(1038, 7565, 'jenny', 'safioles@xplornet.com', '', '173.210.211.158', '2011-03-20 22:19:41', '2011-03-21 02:19:41', 'My lovely long hair thinned dramatically and turned to straw since I started using INOA. I''m switching back to the traditional dyes. Never again will I be the first out the gate to try a new product.', 0, '1', '', '', 968, 0, 'N'),
(1039, 7565, 'jude', 'drjude99@aol.com', '', '92.11.225.218', '2011-04-01 04:34:06', '2011-04-01 08:34:06', 'Just to add to this from a customer''s perspective.\n\nI had the INOA hair colour about a year ago rather than my usual ammonia-based colour and it was the most unpleasant experience I have ever had at a salon,\n\nEven though I''d had a patch test about a week before for this new product the product was very itchy and irritating as it sat on my scalp for 40 mins or so. Then the removal was even worse. The product needs to be emulsified before it can be rinsed off and this involved the assistant having to vigorously rub my hair and scalp for probably 5-10 mins. On top of an already irritated scalp that was just awful.\n\nThe colour was nice enough and condition of hair OK - and there was no lasting irritation on my scalp from the procedure. But my scalp was sensitive for about a week or so and needless to say I have now gone back to my usual hair colour system.\n\nGhastly...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1040, 7565, 'nancy', 'njkuk55@aol.com', '', '205.188.116.68', '2011-04-04 12:07:25', '2011-04-04 16:07:25', 'I have been going to a salon who switched to Inoa from Majirel color system.  Don''t know anything about the chemistry of color, but can say that my hair is naturally a very dark brown.  I have lots of grey, but want to stay pretty true to my natural color.  After at least 4 times using the Inoa, she still can''t get the color right.  I am at least 2 shades lighter and lots of copper.  The color fades within a week.  I have it colored every 4 weeks.  I am going tomorrow and she said she will use a 10 instead of 20.  Don''t know what that means.  I like the stylist, and she is a Loreal trainer, so I have given her the benefit of doubt.  Should I give up on Inoa?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1041, 7565, '3 Hair Makeup', 'info@3hairmakeup.com', 'http://3hairmakeup.com', '99.107.207.240', '2011-04-04 13:25:23', '2011-04-04 17:25:23', 'Hi Nancy your stylist will find the right formula for your\nhair color Inoa hair color is a great product just takes time for some hair stylists get the corect formula because is a very different hair color.\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZRtihGeC_E\nvideo of INOA hair color in  Los Angeles CA', 0, '1', '', '', 1040, 0, 'N');
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(1042, 7565, 'Gem', 'clairedrea@gmail.com', '', '220.255.2.159', '2011-04-07 06:57:18', '2011-04-07 10:57:18', 'I just colored my hair with INOA 1 hr ago and now I see this.... gosh.\n\nI must say it did not cover my white hair AT ALL. I can see clearly my white hair.\nThe most disappointing thing was the hair stylist didn''t follow the instructions at all....he only put in one and a half tube instead of two.\n\nThat will be the first and last time I visit that salon.\nI hope my hair will not turn dry &amp; brittle like the rest above!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1043, 7565, 'Gloria', 'gloria@dynamicwoodworks.com', '', '76.173.83.99', '2011-04-07 15:13:45', '2011-04-07 19:13:45', 'Hi Christy\n\nDo you know a salon in Los Angeles or Orange County that uses the organic color systems?', 0, '1', '', '', 967, 0, 'N'),
(1044, 7565, 'Gloria', 'gloria@dynamicwoodworks.com', '', '76.173.83.99', '2011-04-07 15:15:07', '2011-04-07 19:15:07', 'Lulu,\n\nWhat is the "coconut" treatment? I''d love to try it. Where can I get that and is it a certain brand that works better than others?', 0, '1', '', '', 987, 0, 'N'),
(1045, 7565, 'Kim', 'kbe1105@hotmail.co.nz', '', '121.73.28.131', '2011-04-09 05:43:55', '2011-04-09 09:43:55', 'I would definitely not recommend using INOA. The first time my hairdresser used it on me my roots were bright red - she had to apply semi permanent over the top to correct it. The following two times I used it I had no real complaints, although suspected that my hair had become a little thinner. I lastly had my hair coloured with INOA a few days ago and I immediately noticed that my hair looked extremely thin on top - I am horrified that I can see my scalp at the front of my head - and I have - or at least HAD extremely thick hair. The dye was only applied primarily to the roots and that is where the damage is. My scalp is also hot and itchy and irritated and I''ve never had a reaction to any sort of hair dye before. I am so worried about how to restore the quality of my hair so that I don''t look thinning on top - which is what I look like now! I will certainly NEVER be using INOA again and I do not recommend that anyone else uses it. I can also vouch for the unreliaility in colour outcome - my hair is much redder this time, while I am sure my stylist would''ve mixed it in exactly the same way. I should have avoided INOA after the first awful reaction, but my stylist persuaded me that she could correct for the first bad outcome - which she said had happened to a few clients but not everyone. Do not take the risk with your hair unless you want to look half bald like me. My hair just looks incredibly thin where it was once thick. Avoid this product like the plague!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1046, 7565, 'Susan', 'ellieastle@live.co.uk', '', '86.173.122.212', '2011-04-09 13:36:35', '2011-04-09 17:36:35', 'Had a patch test a few weeks before the application.   I had told the stylist prior to her applying that I was allergic to any products with ammonia and she reassured me that there was no ammonia in Inoa.   Within five minutes of applying Inoa to my head, I could feel a very hot burning sensation on my head.   Had to have my head rinsed immediately in cold water, not a pleasant experience, and had to leave the salon with unstyled hair as stylist would not risk blow drying the hair in case of damage.  Researched this product on internet and discovered that this product does actually contain ammonia!  Totally agree with the comment above, avoid this product like the plague!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1047, 7565, 'Shu', 'softima@gmail.com', '', '184.160.179.178', '2011-04-09 22:47:23', '2011-04-10 02:47:23', 'I would definitely not recommend using INOA, my scalp was extremely irritated for 1 month and this was driving me crazy...  .... Ammonia-Free is good thing but not for INOA...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1048, 7565, 'Eliana', 'Elianabonaguro@hotmail.com', '', '108.27.70.18', '2011-04-16 23:11:39', '2011-04-17 03:11:39', 'This is a message for Kim.  If you read this I would like to talk to you about your experience because I had the exact same reaction as you did.  I think this is a big problem which needs to be more widely known.\nElianabonaguro@hotmail.com', 0, '1', '', '', 1045, 0, 'N'),
(1049, 7565, 'Ariana', 'arianasuau@hotmail.com', '', '190.244.191.32', '2011-04-17 23:41:06', '2011-04-18 03:41:06', 'HI, Kim, Eliana and all the women who''ve had bad experiences with Inoa.. I''m from Argentina and I''ve had my hair dyed with Inoa a few weeks ago.. All I can say (and excuse me if there are some errors in my writing) is that it has been the worst hair dying experience ever . The product started itching after 20 minutes but the too-young-and-unexperienced-stylist did not remove it for 20 minutes more (by that time the itching was terrible). After they washed my hair (I don''t have any idea of what they used!!!) I could feel something wasn''t right cause the guy who was combing my hair was having a hard time doing so and it also hurted!!!!! I have very thin hair and was looking for a mild product that wouldn''t damage it and could give it a shinny and healthy look. All the contrary happened. My hair felt hard, it was darker  at the ends, it looked dull and I had to wash it again as soon as I arrived home cause I couldn''t stand the way it felt... as if I had a broom in my head!!! On top of things, and the reason why I started researching about Inoa, is that MY HAIR IS FALLING BY HUNDREDS and I''m so afraid of becoming bald!!!!!!! If anyone has had a similar experience, I hope they can write about it too as it''s been really difficult for me to find bad reviews/information about this product and from what I could read on this site, there are lots of women with the same reaction. I also hope that if there is a L''oreal representative reading this stuff, you will do something about it and not "erase" all the bad comments and make it look like this product is better than anything ever created in the hair dying industry.\nI want my hair back!!!! I''ve lost 50% of my hair in just 2 weeks.... Thank you Inoa....', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1050, 7565, 'Rebecca', 'bexdenton@gmail.com', 'http://thefifthfloor.wordpress.com', '77.99.167.113', '2011-04-22 17:53:59', '2011-04-22 21:53:59', 'I have to add my wonderful INOA experience to the mix.\n\nI have a very sensitive scalp and a lot of grey hair in a patch at the front of my brow line.  I''ve been getting permanent and semi dyes for a decade, but hated the way they left my hair (the build up, and dry, brittle ends).\n\nMy Salon recently convinced me to try INOA and I''ve never looked back.  I love the lighter coverage as my hair looks multi tonal and not block coloured.  My scalp never stings or itches like it did with the more traditional dyes.\n\nI''m totally shocked that anyone could come out of an INOA treatment with dry hair as I have exactly the opposite! My hair feels so glossy, soft and rich with moisture.\n\nI totally recommend INOA but I guess these mixed reviews prove that everyone is different, a scalp test is definitely recommended and you should give it a go to make up your own mind.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1051, 7565, 'birdbrain', 'sarayu.natarajan@gmail.com', '', '115.184.4.27', '2011-04-26 12:19:46', '2011-04-26 16:19:46', 'Hi Kim and Eliana,\nYou aren''t the only ones with the problem. I coloured my hair with INOA and it has been quite terrible. So not only am I having huge hair loss, but also my hair''s turned wispy fine, and it looks straggly and terrible. Each strand has become thinner. I''m not having so much dryness, but that''s probably because I''ve been super careful about conditioning and the works. The colour is fading out already (it has been barely a month!) and I can see gray roots. This is my first colour ever, and I''m so disappointed. It itched quite a bit during the application, and continued to itch for nearly 2 weeks. I think my stylist did a good job - he was properly trained and all that.\nI''m through with INOA.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1052, 7565, 'Sandy Ostbye', 'lakegirl@loretel.net', '', '74.127.140.29', '2011-05-01 14:16:31', '2011-05-01 18:16:31', 'My stylist, who I''ve faithfully followed for more than a decade, owns the salon and switched to the INOA system last year. I was unaware she had switched systems -- but I sure knew it after my color treatment. I have thin, fine, naturally curly hair. At first, almost immediately, it felt overly fine, thin and baby soft -- which is maybe nice if you have thick long hair. But for me, my style would no longer hold a shape. Even if I back-combed and sprayed, it would go instandly flat within an hour.  It was like "baby hair" and then I noticed that the color was fading and not covering my gray as well as the older product.  Within a month, my hair was dry and brittle. I complained a great deal. It was a struggle.. When my hair was ready for a new color, my stylist once again used the same product, despite my objection. The same thing happened again. Limp limp limp. soft at first ... then dry looking. I am "beside myself" with what to do.  I do not like INOA ... whatever it is.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1053, 7565, 'alan', 'alnshouse@yahoo.com', '', '174.254.24.62', '2011-05-08 20:44:42', '2011-05-09 00:44:42', 'Please read the label!! Organic Color Systems DOES CONTAIN PPD''s. It''s written right on the label. Don''t want to burst your bubble, just want you to be aware. Also,  OCS IS NOT ENTIRELY ORGANIC. It contains organic ingredients, but its not completely organic.  As professionals we MUST be informed about the chemicals we use on our guests.', 0, '1', '', '', 967, 0, 'N'),
(1054, 7565, 'Amethyst', 'Amethyst0502@aol.com', '', '82.132.242.115', '2011-05-15 08:17:54', '2011-05-15 12:17:54', 'I have been having my long hair colored with INOA for over a year. I am 80% gray and due to the rapid growth of my hair have to have the roots colored every 14-18 days. I love the product as my hair has never been so soft, silky and shiny. On two occasions when my colorist was unavailable the gray coverage wasn''t as good, so I am convinced some of the problems people are experiencing are due to the hairdresser not applying the color correctly. I should add that my hair only gets blow dried when I visit my hairdresser to have my roots done, I get it cut twice a year but have no split ends and my hair is in the best condition ever and I have been dying my hair for 30 years!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1055, 7565, 'Amethyst', 'Amethyst0502@aol.com', '', '82.132.242.115', '2011-05-15 08:19:32', '2011-05-15 12:19:32', 'Oh I forgot to add my hair is colored dark brown!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1056, 7565, 'Tate', 'Muchdutchlove10@aol.com', '', '67.204.169.200', '2011-06-05 16:03:24', '2011-06-05 20:03:24', 'I''ve used INOA for the past year and have had absolutely no problems! In fact, with my hair being so silky soft, it is hard the next day to tease. Make site what ever stylist you are going to is trained. They have a special training they must go to, and pay attention in or else they will not understand. I have been a hair model in several classes for this product and their is always some people that never pay as close attention. Try switching your hair products if you have dry hair- I''m a huge fan of pureology. Best of luck to all!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1057, 7565, 'David mayor', 'David77mayor@hotmail.com', '', '96.42.144.106', '2011-06-08 02:36:03', '2011-06-08 06:36:03', 'I have been using INOA for about a year now, i have to admit, at the beginning i notice it wasn''t covering grey hair completely, the color looked very translucent, but soon i realized that the problem was the way i was mixing it... INOA is a three part mixture.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1058, 7565, 'Juna', 'joansutt@aol.com', '', '64.175.36.253', '2011-06-09 07:13:23', '2011-06-09 11:13:23', 'INOA does have ammonia in it, or something very like ammonia, without the smell.  Also the special shampoo they must use with it definitely has ammonia.  Just look at the ingredients on the label.  I used INOA three times.  The final experience was unbearable and I felt the burning for at least a week afterwards. Also I had welts on my scalp for several weeks. Now I have a pre-cancerous lesion on the top of my head.  Don''t know if it was caused by INOA but certainly not helped by it.  There is a product that is much better - Organic Hair Color Systems.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1059, 7565, 'Louise Wood', 'louise@thehairadvicecentre.com', '', '217.34.41.117', '2011-06-20 12:33:00', '2011-06-20 16:33:00', 'Dear Christy\nFor your information all hair colour contains some level of PPD, even organic colour. Innoa was brought to the market as an ammonia free colour, not an organic colour, and whilst it does contain PPD because it is an oil-based colourant is is extremely gentle on the hair. I am really surprised to hear that it left your client''s hair in such a poor state, it could possibly be because the color wasn''t removed correctly. It must be dry emulsified thoroughly before water is applied otherwise the hair will feel that there is a residue - this is what could have happened in your experience. It will actually improve the hair condition the more it is used.', 0, '1', '', '', 967, 0, 'N'),
(1060, 7565, 'frankie lamb', 'livermacpoo@yahoo.com', '', '187.192.128.11', '2011-06-24 18:44:15', '2011-06-24 22:44:15', 'i had my hair coloured yesterday inoa was used for the first time i had a terrible reaction i thought i was going to die i ended up in emergrncy were i received an injection in my backside , antihystamine  i believe . I lost my voice for about an hour and was vomiting i felt really bad and could hardly stand up . now i am scared to get my hair coloured at all , i was also covered in welts and could not stop scratching , in other words i had the worse possible reaction ever .', 0, '1', '', '', 991, 0, 'N'),
(1061, 7565, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-06-25 17:07:26', '2011-06-25 21:07:26', 'Oh wow, hope you are ok now. This is why patch tests are so important - although most people never bother to do them.', 0, '1', '', '', 1060, 1, 'N'),
(1062, 7565, 'Julie', 'Juls7777777@aol.com', '', '166.137.142.47', '2011-06-27 18:59:10', '2011-06-27 22:59:10', 'I love Inoa ! I had a few problems when I first started to use it, but found that they were errors I made from not being educated enough on the product. I''ve had more classes on it and have an educator that I can call with any questions. I love love love it and so do my clients! Inoa has transformed some of my clients hair into the beautiful,shiny,healthy hair they have always dreamed about!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1063, 7565, 'Martz', 'martin_lu1@hotmail.co.uk', '', '82.22.252.28', '2011-06-30 17:14:46', '2011-06-30 21:14:46', 'I use inoa in my salon and i must say it does not work wonders for me..whenever i seem to use it tends to make the hair really oily after you shampoo it out and i do use the inoa shampoo..i personally think its shit', 0, '1', '', '', 965, 0, 'N'),
(1064, 7565, 'Rhonda', 'blueye001@hotmail.com', '', '71.223.0.164', '2011-06-30 22:54:30', '2011-07-01 02:54:30', 'Iv''e always had chemical allergies big time !!! Just so everyone knows and this may help you, the product LOGONA is great !! but all LOGONA is HENNA that it for the hair it''s the exact same you can find it in any arabic grocery store. I just found this out my friend was using LOGONA and i opened the box and i said Wow this is Henna and she said really i said yes their is such a thing as henna for the hair, i asked how much she paid and she said $23 INCLDING SHIPPING. I took her to an arabic market here in downtown Phoenix and the had boxes of henna in every color for $5.00 and yes it is the same exact porder same smell same color everything. PPD FREE no allergies and pure henna is all but you have to make sure it''s for the hair. When you see the box there is a woman on each box and every box shown different color black, red, blonde etc...You can leave Henna in your hair for 7 hours and it will catch all your gray just make sure you wear a cap if you do leave it on..i would not reccomend that you leave it on for 2 hours it wont do much of anything. Henna in the arab world the woman leave it in over night and sleep with it on remember you can leave it on overnight no problem you will get no reaction. Myself b efore i started using Henna i was in the emergency room 3 time getting steroid shot..not anymore EVER !!! make sure to leave it in as long as possible for best results especially if your covering gray otherwise it will not catch the grey.\n\nPS. II lived in Dubai and Lebanon and all the woman use this as myself incluing so i do know what im talking about there is know difference between LOGONA and Henna for the hair you can buy in any ARABIC grcery store...do the homework.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1065, 7565, 'Julie', 'juls7777777@aol.com', '', '75.187.88.155', '2011-07-01 21:14:16', '2011-07-02 01:14:16', 'Again I love Inoa ~ just finished another great week at work  with Inoa. Every client that I have switched over LOVES it , and their hair feels incredible!!!!!!! We just celebrated our one year anniversary of using Inoa at our salon and  I couldnt be happier with the product!!!!!!\nSo excited for next week when we start using INOA Supreme .\nI also love all the support  and advertisements in great magazines  and that so many big time salons and stylists( check it out online ) are using it and posting such great reviews!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1066, 7565, 'anne', 'annei789@yahoo.com', 'http://BeautyEditor', '24.191.232.31', '2011-07-25 14:34:31', '2011-07-25 18:34:31', 'I have dark brown hair and have been using INOA for the last 6 months.  My hair is now very thin with lots of breakage.  The question I would like to ask a hair colorist is that I am about 75 percent gray and they are resistant ; what would be the best professional color I can use to cover all that gray and to stop all the damage to my hair?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1067, 7565, 'Aim', 'info@bitcoinsolution.com', '', '71.180.54.81', '2011-08-03 13:15:34', '2011-08-03 17:15:34', 'LA Salons that use Organic Color Systems:\n\nSalon: Primrose Organics Salon\nStylist(s): Melissa Moore and Felicia Howe\nAddress: 4616 Hollywood Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90027\nPhone: 323-664-5446\n\n\nSalon: The Cottage Hair Studio\nAddress: 211 S Robertson Blvd. Beverly Hills, CA 90211\nPhone: 310-967-0041\n\n\nSalon: Dory''s Hair Design\nStylist: Dory Casa\nAddress: 2161 Colorado Blvd #101 Los Angeles, CA 90041\nPhone: 323-344-9548\n\nSalon: Ratana\nAddress: 916 1/4 N La Cienega Blvd Backdoor Los Angeles, CA 90069\nPhone: 310-659-2239', 0, '1', '', '', 1043, 0, 'N'),
(1068, 7565, 'Aim', 'info@bitcoinsolution.com', '', '71.180.54.81', '2011-08-03 13:22:47', '2011-08-03 17:22:47', 'If you are having grey coverage issues I would definitely turn to Organic Color Systems. How their product works for grey coverage is very innovative. This color line does not contain PTDs, parabens, SLS, or Thioglycolates.\n\nOCS uses an ingredient naturally derived from coconut to raise the hairs pH (in comparison to  the corrosive element- ammonia). The cuticle is softly swelled so the color particles may enter, the conditioning process of this color treatment then allows the cuticle to close. When the cuticle is able to close and the normal pH levels restored this allows for better color retention and less fading. Ammonia blasts the hair shaft open and damages the hair''s Tyrosine (which is responsible for melanin product-color production).\n\nIt''s true not all the ingredients are organic, but the fact they even have organic fruits, oils, and minerals used is remarkable to me. They also have over 60 color choices.\n\nCheck out this lady''s full research on the color line. She even has photos of her color service with Organic Color Systems week by week. She is a 100% grey head client and notice had no fading! http://www.green-talk.com/2010/02/02/organic-color-systems-wash-those-grays-away-with-a-safer-hair-color/\n\nHope this helps.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1069, 7565, 'sam', 'saps117@yahoo.com', '', '173.233.66.162', '2011-08-10 11:12:02', '2011-08-10 15:12:02', 'I was going to get a fab make-over with INOVA pre a wedding and vacation. I am amazed at how bad all of u have been affected with similar symptoms. Thank u for ur feedback, there is no way i want a sore scalp and scanty hair. I hope L''oreal sorts this out!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1070, 7565, 'Jessi', 'Jessiblairr@gmail.com', '', '70.65.3.138', '2011-08-14 20:13:47', '2011-08-15 00:13:47', 'I am a colorist in Alberta and have heard this ridiculous comment about the shampoo having ammonia in it.\n1. Do you know anything about color? If so you would know ammonia opens and swells the hair cuticle. That would in turn be futile to put ammonia on the hair after the coloring process is done. You should NOT be coloring anyone''s hair if your logically thinking any coloring system would do that.\n2. They have to legally list everything the product comes in contact with. This includes the ammonia of sorts they use to clean the vats they use to make the shampoo prior to making. They have also started to use different cleaning agents for people who can''t think logically about what ammonia would do after the coloring process is finished.\n3. Chemists spend their life time making these products, this product works for most stylists because the chemists have made it stylist friendly as well have to make true claims. If you can''t make it work, it''s probably not the color... It''s probably YOU.', 0, '1', '', '', 982, 0, 'N'),
(1071, 7565, 'aworkinprogress', 'jeannettecameron@yahoo.com', '', '174.97.224.25', '2011-08-20 15:20:47', '2011-08-20 19:20:47', 'I am not a stylist, but someone concerned about the condition of my hair. I had a colorist damage my hair to where it was breaking off in clumps! I went to a salon that used the Redken products and my hair color had unwanted red tones and continued to break.  Then I went to a salon in Durham, NC, Bella Trio, that uses INOA hair color.  I couldn''t have been happier!!  The damaged hair looked so much healthier after just one color application.  The grey roots were gone and my hair felt soft again!  I will not go anywhere else now and am sold on INOA. I have had my hair colored multiple times now with no adverse affects.  I don''t know why others had a bad experience, but I have nothing but good things to say about it.  LOVE IT!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1072, 7565, 'Nadia', 'nnadiasheikh@gmail.com', '', '136.237.60.105', '2011-08-24 12:18:23', '2011-08-24 16:18:23', 'I was about to book my appointment at an INOA salon and after reading the comments on this website, I will DEFINITELY NOT be going with INOA.  Thanks to Michelle and everyone else who have contributed with their comments.\n\nMichelle, would you happen to know of any trusted salons in Toronto or the GTA that use Artease or OCS?\n\nThanks again!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1073, 7565, 'Robin', 'Achterbergrobin@gmail.com', '', '96.54.180.75', '2011-09-04 18:53:40', '2011-09-04 22:53:40', 'Martz,\nIt''s really important to emulsify the color to lift the oils from the scalp before you shampoo during the last 3 minutes of processing time. At the sink you must also add a bit of warm water and emulsify again. The color will turn into a milky Grayish color. Then proceed to rinse completely and shampoo twice with your post inoa shampoo. Hope this helps!', 0, '1', '', '', 1063, 0, 'N'),
(1074, 7565, 'Regina', 'dr.60620@gmail.com', '', '68.251.38.222', '2011-09-05 21:58:34', '2011-09-06 01:58:34', 'My stylist tried INOA on me a couple of months ago and I must say that I love it!  Everytime I''ve tried color in the past, my hair would fall out so I kept a short cut.  Now, my hair has a beautiful color (been getting a lot of compliments) but it maintains it''s silkiness and shine.  I love it and can''t wait to try more!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1075, 7661, 'Jenny', 'iceflurrie@hotmail.com', '', '67.158.65.146', '2010-04-19 21:22:32', '2010-04-20 01:22:32', 'yay! thanks for letting us know we''ll expect it in june :) i didn''t think it would ever make it to canada :P', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1076, 7661, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.98.147', '2010-04-19 22:09:04', '2010-04-20 02:09:04', 'You will love it! I got sent a bunch of shades and haven''t found one I don''t like yet.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1077, 7661, 'Ingrid', 'dift_r@hotmail.com', 'http://whimzicleinga.blogspot.com', '99.244.228.104', '2010-05-20 11:45:04', '2010-05-20 15:45:04', 'Thanks so much!!!\nExactly in the same spot as Jenny... I''ve been seeing this product everywhere on YouTube with low hopes of seeing it in Canada :(\nCan''t wait to try out an affordable red!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1078, 7661, 'Susan', 'susan.hemstreet@hotmail.com', '', '205.206.142.59', '2010-06-27 09:11:42', '2010-06-27 13:11:42', 'Ooh...I just bought ''Peach''. I love it! So gorgeous &amp; feels so nice on. :)\nThanks for the great review!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1079, 7661, 'Chelsea', 'baja.csabai@gmail.com', '', '96.48.78.68', '2010-12-01 18:39:54', '2010-12-01 23:39:54', 'This lipstick is great.  I checked it out after I saw Kim Kardashian wearing it.\nAnd yes, I had to Google Kim Kardashian, but the color was exactly what I was looking for.  And the make-up artist that did her make-up for that particular event listed all the products used.  Any ways the color was Soft Nude.  Unfortunately, my skin tone is more on the olive side so this color would have washed me out -  but the color Blush was perfect.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1080, 7661, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-03 18:38:28', '2010-12-03 23:38:28', 'Hey I didn''t know Kim Kardashian wore this - cool. Nudes are so hard to get right... glad there was one that worked for you! It''s such a great lipstick for the price.', 0, '1', '', '', 1079, 1, 'N'),
(1081, 7661, 'Tanveer', 'tanveer.parmar@gmail.com', 'http://addictedtoblush.blogspot.com/', '114.143.131.154', '2011-01-19 07:26:42', '2011-01-19 12:26:42', 'I have this in Soft Rose, Rosy Nude, Grape, True Red, Blush &amp; Raspberry (I guess you can tell how much Iove them) - planning to get Fuchsia next :D', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1082, 7661, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-20 17:58:10', '2011-01-20 22:58:10', 'OMG! I take it you are a fan :-)\nYou will love the fuchsia. Orange also great!', 0, '1', '', '', 1081, 1, 'N'),
(1083, 7756, 'Jodi Goulart', 'jodigoulart@gmail.com', '', '66.170.148.136', '2010-04-16 15:39:32', '2010-04-16 19:39:32', 'I can''t believe there isn''t a shade named XOXO!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1084, 7756, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-16 17:51:06', '2010-04-16 21:51:06', 'OMG! Good point - where is the XOXO, OPI?\nMaybe it''s been trademarked!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1085, 7756, 'Spring/Summer 2010 Nail Trends', '', 'http://imabeautygeek.com/2010/04/28/hue-dry-hot-now-nail-polishes/', '69.163.147.88', '2010-04-28 20:55:12', '2010-04-29 00:55:12', '[...] Hue, Only Better When it went to the dark side after forever of no-notice neutrals, nail colour gained new beauty footing and shows no sign of backing down. &#8220;Polish is that affordable luxury moms can pick up for a few bucks when they&#8217;re shopping for their kids,&#8221; says Ann Tall, vice-president of retail sales for drugstore brand Nicole by OPI. &#8220;And a great colour gets compliments!&#8221; A Spring hit is Make Mine Mint ($10.49), an unabashed bright green shimmer. Also expected to shine is the limited-edition Gossip Girl collection, due in August, which includes a shimmery green-tinged navy called Too Rich For You. Get the scoop from Michelle Villett at BeautyEditor.ca on the recent press launch we attended. [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1086, 7756, 'ALU Link Love 5-9-10 | All Lacquered Up', '', 'http://www.alllacqueredup.com/2010/05/alu-link-love-5910.html', '209.188.88.136', '2010-05-09 15:56:08', '2010-05-09 19:56:08', '[...] got a sneak peek at the upcoming Nicole by OPI Gossip Girl Collection.  Blues and greens, oh my!! I really hope they launch in the [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1087, 7756, 'Paige', 'xoxPaige9xox@hotmail.co.uk', 'http://www.PaintAwayGirls.blogspot.com', '86.139.159.118', '2010-05-09 16:31:43', '2010-05-09 20:31:43', 'OMG!\nLove love love these.\nI wonder if I could order them online so they could be shipped here to the UK... Hopefully &lt;3\nThere gorgeous and I love Gossip Girl :D\nxoxo', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1088, 7756, 'Kimberly', 'KimberlyRPurcell@gmail.com', '', '97.104.121.249', '2010-05-09 18:25:14', '2010-05-09 22:25:14', 'Wow...I can''t wait to get my hands (and nails!) on these beauties.  I''m out of the loop knowing about Gossip Girls (ducking and running) however, it must be pretty edgy stuff to have these glam colors associated with it.  Bring ''em on!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1089, 7756, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-05-09 21:49:19', '2010-05-10 01:49:19', 'Paige - it doesn''t look like Nicole by OPI is available outside the US and Canada... and Ulta doesn''t seem to ship internationally. Hopefully they''ll come to the UK soon!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1090, 7756, 'Jackie S.', 'alesia60614@yahoo.com', 'http://candycoatedtips.blogspot.com/', '66.147.207.195', '2010-05-10 11:13:09', '2010-05-10 15:13:09', 'I love all of them, I need these blues!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1091, 7756, 'Jeff B.', 'bargerphoto@hnet.net', 'http://www.bargerphoto.com', '75.128.204.37', '2010-05-10 19:39:31', '2010-05-10 23:39:31', 'I used to wear more pinks and reds, but "Party in the Penthouse" looks really nice, and besides, I already have shoes and handbags to match!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1092, 7756, 'Kait', 'girly.face@hotmail.com', '', '69.145.241.143', '2010-05-13 18:11:50', '2010-05-13 22:11:50', 'amazing! but why are they so expensive?! over ten dollars? that''s more expensive than regular opi.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1093, 7756, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 10:21:04', '2010-05-14 14:21:04', 'OPI sells for $10.95 here in Canada, so the OPI by Nicole is about the same price.', 0, '1', '', '', 1092, 1, 'N'),
(1094, 7756, 'the_asian_girl (The Asian Girl)', '', 'http://twitter.com/the_asian_girl/statuses/15517675174', '', '2010-06-05 23:26:26', '2010-06-06 03:26:26', '<a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/UltraLuxe" rel="nofollow">@UltraLuxe</a> according to this, mid-August http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/04/16/sneak-peek-nicole-by-opi-gossip-girl-collection/', 0, '1', '', 'tweetback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1095, 7756, 'Gossip Girl inspira linha de esmaltes da OPI | Modices - Moda, Estilo, Beleza, Maquiagem, Zodíaco, Famosas, Passarelas, Street Style e Tendências.', '', 'http://modices.uol.com.br/rapidinhas/gossip-girl-inspira-linha-de-esmaltes-da-opi', '174.142.68.112', '2010-07-26 20:20:45', '2010-07-27 00:20:45', '[...] Foto da festa preview de lançamento da coleção limitada postada no blog canadense Beauty Editor. [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1096, 7756, 'Lea DeBauche', 'ilovecali222@yahoo.com', '', '75.110.54.10', '2010-08-15 22:48:04', '2010-08-16 02:48:04', 'Kait,\n\nJust went to wal-mart last night and the Nicole by OPI line was available for $7.00 a bottle, so you might try there?', 0, '1', '', '', 1092, 0, 'N'),
(1097, 7756, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.114.149', '2010-08-18 11:47:24', '2010-08-18 15:47:24', 'WOW - even better! $7 is a bargain as it''s the same quality as regular OPI.', 0, '1', '', '', 1096, 1, 'N'),
(1098, 7756, 'nadine', 'nadine.@hotmail.com', '', '85.0.10.197', '2011-01-25 10:53:05', '2011-01-25 15:53:05', 'i want a opi shop in switzerland!!! i love it !!!!!! &lt;3', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1099, 7850, 'Liza', 'liza.herz@ca.inter.net', '', '99.226.247.54', '2010-04-17 10:24:18', '2010-04-17 14:24:18', 'Snooki looks half demure Italian widow half Black Widow who would kill a man just to watch him die (and empty his bank account.) The girl on the right looks good though.  And don''t worry. If you start wearing Juicy sweats with flipflops and a French pedicure (Gah!), we''ll know they got to you. And we''ll stage an intervention.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1100, 7850, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.98.147', '2010-04-19 16:48:40', '2010-04-19 20:48:40', 'Totally - I''m scared of both Snooki and JWoww in this pic. Only Sammi cleans up well.\n\nI take it this means I can''t wear Juicy on the plane tomorrow then... :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1101, 7850, 'Liza', 'liza.herz@ca.inter.net', '', '99.226.247.54', '2010-04-19 17:17:36', '2010-04-19 21:17:36', 'That''s why god invented straight-leg yoga pants: feel like sweats, look like leggings. (And yes, no pants with words on the bum and yes, we will be doing a pre-boarding french pedicure check.)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1102, 7850, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.98.147', '2010-04-19 17:43:04', '2010-04-19 21:43:04', 'Or jeggings. I was initially against them, until I realized they were the perfect hybrid jean-sweatpant for homebound workers. (i.e. you can look presentable when the UPS guy arrives, etc.)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1103, 7862, 'CC', 'very.cherie@gmail.com', '', '99.245.128.34', '2010-04-17 14:17:10', '2010-04-17 18:17:10', 'I''m wowed by this! I like to see celebs as real.  She does look good for two kiddies really, you''re right.   But the photoshop is amazing!!!  Makes you really think about all the beauty we see how there in mags and how it''s not ''real''.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1104, 7862, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.98.147', '2010-04-19 19:15:38', '2010-04-19 23:15:38', 'I agree! I don''t mind the retouching for making wrinkles less prominent or making cellulite or bruises disappear. But I don''t agree with changing someone''s body shape so radically! It''s kind of creepy. Especially when you consider we ALL know what Britney really looks like in a bikini - her photos are always in Us Weekly or on any gossip website.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1105, 7873, 'ashley', 'ashley.mceachern@yahoo.com', '', '24.69.67.147', '2010-09-11 02:00:06', '2010-09-11 06:00:06', 'The aromatic wood bath and massage oil is my, my sister, her boyfriend, my mamas - everyones all time favorite product! :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1106, 7873, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-13 13:23:35', '2010-09-13 17:23:35', 'Glad to hear - it''s got a really unique scent!', 0, '1', '', '', 1105, 1, 'N'),
(1107, 7907, 'Jenny', 'iceflurrie@hotmail.com', 'http://skinniegenes.blogspot.com/', '67.158.65.146', '2010-04-20 13:05:33', '2010-04-20 17:05:33', 'i want that sailor pug!!! oh, and the primer of course ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1108, 7907, 'annie', 'peachemma75@hotmail.com', '', '204.16.200.2', '2010-04-20 14:17:05', '2010-04-20 18:17:05', 'The look on that little face is priceless.  What a cutie!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1109, 7907, 'Renee | Beauty Fool', 'beautyfool.net@gmail.com', 'http://www.beautyfool.net', '220.255.7.198', '2010-04-21 03:42:42', '2010-04-21 07:42:42', 'And I thought I was the ultimate dog lover! So cute, gotta love NARS.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1110, 7914, 'Jill D', 'jmdunn00@yahoo.com', '', '99.226.235.225', '2010-04-22 00:22:43', '2010-04-22 04:22:43', 'Agree. I did a shoot with her and she just gets it. You''ll never have overdone hair if you use her line, especially Shagg Spray. Also love her legion of man servants. Genius (to steal a Sally adjective).', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1111, 7914, 'Monica', 'beauty.parler@yahoo.com', 'http://www.beautyparler.ca', '64.229.25.139', '2010-04-22 09:31:54', '2010-04-22 13:31:54', 'I love Sally''s highlights! Also love the fact the models'' hair is moveable &amp; not stiff, looks healthy!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1112, 7914, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-22 17:31:22', '2010-04-22 21:31:22', 'Yep, she totally gets it! I''ve always been amazed over the years at how many hairdressers don''t - and have you leaving the salon with some overdone, unnatural-looking hairdo. Hers is so low-key - love it.\n\nAnd the man servants - haha! So true.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1113, 7914, 'Andrea Claire', 'andrea@aclairebeauty.com', 'http://www.andreaclaire.onsugar.com', '70.113.107.173', '2010-04-29 01:18:02', '2010-04-29 05:18:02', 'I love Sally! I wish I could have been there to meet her. One of the few on my list of other stylists I look up to. I have her products in my kit too - they are amazing! Retail hair products have come a long way baby!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1114, 7914, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-02 23:12:37', '2010-05-03 03:12:37', 'They made it into your kit? They MUST be good then!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1115, 7930, 'thechicstorm', 'marilisaracco@gmail.com', 'http://thechicstorm.blogspot.com', '74.13.1.195', '2010-04-19 15:27:11', '2010-04-19 19:27:11', 'It''s true, I do look like George Costanza in that shot. Or a fat old man, as I described it. Thanks for happy-face-stickering my mug, Michelle!  xx', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1116, 7930, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.98.147', '2010-04-19 16:44:43', '2010-04-19 20:44:43', 'You''re welcome! I knew you''d be mad if the photo ever went public.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1117, 7943, 'Monica', 'beauty.parler@yahoo.com', 'http://www.beautyparler.ca', '64.229.25.139', '2010-04-22 09:34:04', '2010-04-22 13:34:04', 'Loving the pastel nailpolishes this year! I remember this was trendy back in the 90''s &amp; I still own some of those "old" bottles.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1118, 7943, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-22 17:20:54', '2010-04-22 21:20:54', 'You mean the Hard Candy years? I remember those... although I think I''m still more of a classic pink and red girl myself. The blue will be fun for summer though - I think I''ll do it on my toes.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1119, 7943, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-04-22 20:35:48', '2010-04-23 00:35:48', 'Be still my beating heart! These are beauties for sure. I''m a bit addicted to the turquoise colours right now and this one is right up my alley. Just got China Glaze''s Love Audrey colour which is divine.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1120, 7943, 'Lisa ~ Urban Native Girl', 'lcharleyboy@gmail.cm', 'http://www.lisacharleyboy.com', '99.232.200.212', '2010-04-23 13:05:06', '2010-04-23 17:05:06', 'Wow I do love those colors - all of them! I never thought I''d let blue nail polish touch me, but this one I can get behind.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1121, 7943, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-04-25 14:28:36', '2010-04-25 18:28:36', 'Me too, Lisa - there is something about the interlocking C''s that makes me more accepting of change!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1122, 7978, 'Jenny', 'iceflurrie@hotmail.com', 'http://skinniegenes.blogspot.com/', '69.63.52.152', '2010-04-22 22:22:47', '2010-04-23 02:22:47', 'ooo i love learning about new earth friendly makeup brands! can i request an upcoming concealer article?! :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1123, 7978, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-04-23 10:31:51', '2010-04-23 14:31:51', 'Great list! I also love the Josie Maran line of lip gloss but haven''t tried the plumping line. Can''t wait to hear your thoughts on the stain! I also love the David Babaii Beach Spray! Haven''t tried the rest of the list but will have to check out!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1124, 7978, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-23 11:00:53', '2010-04-23 15:00:53', 'Hi Jenny - happy to do a post but do you mean natural/organic concealers or ALL types of concealers?\n\nJoy - I only recently realized my Josie Maran lip gloss is plumping... you really can''t tell as it doesn''t do that tingly thing to your lips (which I never enjoy). I am checking my mail every day in eager anticipation of the lip stain!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1125, 7978, 'Kristen', 'kvinakmens@gmail.com', '', '99.231.30.185', '2010-04-24 10:41:36', '2010-04-24 14:41:36', 'I must try the Red Flower Guaiac scent. sounds divine! You had me at "so unusual that it’s difficult to even find the words to describe it..."\nRight now, I''m OBSESSED with Fresh Cannabis Rose, which also fits the "so unusual" bill.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1126, 7978, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-04-25 14:27:36', '2010-04-25 18:27:36', 'Oh I must try the Cannabis Rose! Right now I''m loving the more botanical, woody scents. (Hermes'' new one is incredible too - post on that coming soon.)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1127, 7978, 'beauty_editor (BeautyEditor.ca)', '', 'http://twitter.com/beauty_editor/statuses/16799926500', '', '2010-06-22 21:30:26', '2010-06-23 01:30:26', 'More love for my fave sunscreen! http://bit.ly/bxoLLY RT <a rel="nofollow" href="http://twitter.com/holisticvanity" rel="nofollow">@holisticvanity</a> Fashion Mag recommends Pure + Simple''s natural, physical sun block.', 0, '1', '', 'tweetback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1128, 7978, 'beauty blogger', 'info@beautreview.net', 'http://www.beaureview.net', '207.61.92.162', '2011-08-10 16:35:41', '2011-08-10 20:35:41', 'was always worried about chemical product. you know chemical product is not good to our skin. but we buy it because we didn''t know that natural organic cosmetic products!\nanyway now I know these product I don''t have to worried about chemical product anymore!\nthank you!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1129, 7981, 'Christina Hendricks', 'williamryall@gmail.com', 'http://www.christinahendricksgallery.com', '118.209.135.4', '2010-04-22 19:28:46', '2010-04-22 23:28:46', 'Glad to see you agree, I was so glad when she won!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1130, 8010, 'Share The Love: Sunday Reads &laquo; Lazy Beautiful', '', 'http://lazybeautiful.wordpress.com/2010/04/25/share-the-love-sunday-reads-25/', '72.233.2.30', '2010-04-25 18:25:43', '2010-04-25 22:25:43', '[...] Burberry makeup! &#8211; Beauty Editor.ca [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1131, 8010, 'Share The Love: Sunday Reads | Lazy Beautiful', '', 'http://www.lazybeautiful.com/?p=5391', '68.169.41.38', '2010-10-10 22:31:58', '2010-10-11 02:31:58', '[...] Burberry makeup! &#8211; Beauty Editor.ca [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1132, 7869, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-04-23 12:20:58', '2010-04-23 16:20:58', 'Love the price point and so many pretty colours to choose from! That coral shade looks so pretty. I do agree - OPI does have the best brush. Other ones are either too wide or too thin. Will have to check out the rest of the line!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1133, 7869, 'thechicstorm', 'marilisaracco@gmail.com', 'http://thechicstorm.blogspot.com', '74.13.1.195', '2010-04-23 13:18:05', '2010-04-23 17:18:05', 'Re. brushes: I must say, I don''t care for Chanel''s brushes either. I find them too thin and they don''t distribute the polish effectively enough. I''m keen to try to the Joe polish in lavender, though. Looks pretty!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1134, 7869, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://www.lipstickrules.com', '38.99.156.5', '2010-04-23 14:24:39', '2010-04-23 18:24:39', 'I just bought three of these yesterday including the coral one! I am looking forward to testing it out this weekend.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1135, 7869, 'CC', 'very.cherie@gmail.com', '', '99.245.128.34', '2010-04-25 08:54:10', '2010-04-25 12:54:10', 'I picked up some of the polishes in the 3 for $10 deal and LOVE the one I tried so far! The colours are fun and I hope the other two are as great as the first one :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1136, 7869, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-04-25 14:24:07', '2010-04-25 18:24:07', 'Just a quick update for you guys: the Coral has chipped pretty quickly - BUT I''ve been getting lots of compliments on the colour.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1137, 7869, 'Alex', 'alexandradao@gmail.com', 'http://xandra.tumblr.com', '24.203.203.109', '2010-04-30 12:47:58', '2010-04-30 16:47:58', 'I just picked three up this past weekend (the mint green, coral, and light blue). So far I''ve tried out the green and blue. The colours are really cute and stand out but I had the same issues. Started chipping almost immediately and had trouble with the brush. The bottles are a cute shape, but the top makes for a rather unwieldy brush. Then again, for the price you can''t really be too picky.\n\nAnd since we''re weighing in on brushes, my favourite so far is the Sally Hansen Complete Salon Manicure (followed by OPI). It''s wide so it''s easy to get good coverage without streaks.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1138, 7869, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-02 22:58:14', '2010-05-03 02:58:14', 'Alex you might want to try the Aldo polishes - I''ll be posting about them this week as I''ve just finished testing them, and they are amazing! GREAT brushes and the price is only $6.\n\nI''ve heard good things about the Sally Hansen ones too—@thechicstorm (who commented above) says they last a really long time without chipping as well.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1139, 7869, 'Emily', 'emigreen@cisco.com', '', '161.44.218.136', '2011-04-01 14:11:43', '2011-04-01 18:11:43', 'I also found that this polish chipped like crazy.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1140, 8042, 'Harjot', 'harjotrani@gmail.com', 'http://www.classyhjewelry.com', '96.51.140.230', '2010-04-26 17:35:28', '2010-04-26 21:35:28', 'I am going to have to check thisout', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1141, 8042, 'Sara', 'Sarajdye@gmail.com', '', '38.109.90.166', '2010-10-02 23:53:22', '2010-10-03 03:53:22', 'I''ve used Chronologiste three times since receiving it last week and so far I love it.  I''m using it every time I wash my hair because I can''t resist.  It smells incredible and helped repair some major damage from ombre highlighting (my colorist used 40 volume to lift the ends) Needless to say my hair felt damaged and was breaking and I''m happy to say I''ve noticed a huge difference after using Chronologiste.  Yes, it''s pricey but well worth it if your hair is in need of damage control from coloring but if your hair is healthy and in good condition then you should pass on this.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1142, 8042, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-10-04 16:21:04', '2010-10-04 20:21:04', 'Glad to hear you loved it too! And how amazing that it was able to repair some of that damage. I think the coolest thing is how it can do all of that and yet not weigh your hair down. Some kind of voodoo science there, clearly! :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 1141, 1, 'N'),
(1143, 8052, 'Lisa Carbone', 'lisa.carbone@georgeson.com', '', '67.128.23.239', '2010-04-27 10:14:47', '2010-04-27 14:14:47', 'What a great giveaway!  All my favourites...and perfect timing :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1144, 8052, 'alison malfara', 'joseph_malfara@hotmail.com', '', '99.255.19.248', '2010-05-04 09:29:33', '2010-05-04 13:29:33', 'love the jergens products, and would love to try the others', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1145, 8052, 'Jenn', 'jennifer_palmer@rogers.com', '', '99.247.69.137', '2010-05-05 20:28:06', '2010-05-06 00:28:06', 'would be interested in trying these products - have heard good things about them!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1146, 8052, 'Fernly', 'ferngg@shaw.ca', '', '70.78.24.119', '2010-05-06 19:07:59', '2010-05-06 23:07:59', 'What an awesome giveaway', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1147, 8052, 'Elaine', 'beierbach@shaw.ca', '', '70.73.97.207', '2010-05-08 09:41:41', '2010-05-08 13:41:41', 'I have both acne and limp hair. A double treat!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1148, 8052, 'Anne Weir', 'anneweir2003@hotmail.com', '', '142.177.64.203', '2010-05-08 10:13:08', '2010-05-08 14:13:08', 'this is something i could really use', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1149, 8052, 'bobbie', 'pichette@shaw.ca', '', '68.151.16.111', '2010-05-08 15:37:34', '2010-05-08 19:37:34', 'I know with my hair and my two daughters hair these products would be an excellent addition to our household. My husband''s bald so he is out of luck', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N');
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(1150, 8052, 'Wanda P', 'WandaJean1564@yahoo.ca', '', '70.30.22.76', '2010-05-09 06:47:04', '2010-05-09 10:47:04', 'a wonderful gift, thanks for the giveaway', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1151, 8052, 'debbie romuld', 'debbieromuld@hotmail.com', '', '69.168.144.148', '2010-05-09 22:31:15', '2010-05-10 02:31:15', 'Great products for the summer', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1152, 8071, 'Gimped', 'gimped@hotmail.com', '', '67.224.83.3', '2010-06-30 10:51:47', '2010-06-30 14:51:47', 'Just wanted to make a quick comment about the Benefit Brow Bars.  I get my brows done at the bar in Holt Renfrew Yorkville ... and they''ve never looked better.  They''re amazing, and they touch up your makeup for you as well so you''re not walking out of there with any embarrassing redness.  It''s also a great chance to try out any new products ... or just have fun with their classics  :)\n\nHIGHLY recommend giving the Brow Bars a whirl.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1153, 8071, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-30 13:01:42', '2010-06-30 17:01:42', 'Thanks for the reco! They just use tweezers, right? I''m very anti-brow waxing as that really pulls on your skin (and if you use things like Retin-A, can rip your skin right off). I thread mine but it''s good to know if there are places that do tweezing-only too.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1154, 8071, 'Gimped', 'gimped@hotmail.com', '', '67.224.83.3', '2010-07-06 11:07:45', '2010-07-06 15:07:45', 'Hey Michelle!\n\nThey do waxing AND tweezing.  I used to get mine threaded -- no irritating red bumps after!! -- but the last time I went the person really messed them up and I haven''t found a good place since.  Suggestions?  ... although it may be hard to switch from my Benefit Brow Bar :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1155, 8071, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.117.197', '2010-07-06 19:13:26', '2010-07-06 23:13:26', 'I get my brows threaded by a woman named Anita who works out a plastic surgeon''s office on Avenue Rd, just north of Davenport. She''s SO good - found her through word of mouth... she does a lot of editor types. You could also try Natalie at Gee Beauty - she also does threading.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1156, 8071, 'C', 'chiquec@Hotmail.com', '', '99.231.155.36', '2011-01-18 21:24:59', '2011-01-19 02:24:59', 'Actually the Benefit wax is very gentle. I used to be against waxing and gave it a try and I had absolutely NO REACTION! Apparently it''s an exclusive wax they have they nobody else has. It felt like less than a bandaid! Love the makeup after also.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1157, 8071, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-20 17:56:13', '2011-01-20 22:56:13', 'Good to know! Thanks S.', 0, '1', '', '', 1156, 1, 'N'),
(1158, 8076, 'ChickAdvisor', 'ali@chickadvisor.com', 'http://www.chickadvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-04-27 14:49:27', '2010-04-27 18:49:27', 'I''m speechless.  She can''t be serious??', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1159, 8076, 'pr', 'rima154@hotmail.com', '', '99.230.146.251', '2010-06-27 18:01:09', '2010-06-27 22:01:09', 'please tell me where she gets all this money from? and where is the kids father?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1160, 8081, 'ChickAdvisor', 'ali@chickadvisor.com', 'http://www.chickadvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-04-27 14:39:48', '2010-04-27 18:39:48', 'That''s cool!  I''ve used baby powder on my roots before in a pinch but you''re right it''s a challenge with dark hair.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1161, 8081, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-02 23:28:35', '2010-05-03 03:28:35', 'And yet have you tried any of the tinted ones? eg. Bumble + Bumble''s? The tint factor kind of freaked me out—I didn''t like touching my hair and having the blonde/brown tint rub off on my fingers. So I''d rather deal with grey-looking roots. Applying it on the under-sections seems to work pretty well.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1162, 8081, 'Stephanie', 'tecatoth@hotmail.com', '', '187.38.3.59', '2010-10-09 21:47:07', '2010-10-10 01:47:07', 'Hi Michelle,\nI was wondering, is this still the best dry shampoo you''ve come across so far?\nI''m from Brazil, so I think I''m going to buy one on eBay, we don''t have them here.\nI have dark hair and have tried using baby powder, and it was okay. Didn''t leave my roots too grey, I applied it little by little on each section of hair, always rubbing it in. However, my hair didn''t feel that clean either, maybe I used to little?\nAny tips would be great. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1163, 8081, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-10-15 17:48:19', '2010-10-15 21:48:19', 'Hi Stephanie! If you have dark hair I''d be a little concerned that this product might make you grey. It''s quite powdery and can be difficult to control the "sprinkling" of the application... unless you''re very careful to only apply to the under-sections of your hair.\n\nMaybe go for a spray product. I don''t find them quite as oil-absorbing but they''re also not as bad with turning your hair a different colour.\n\nEveryone raves about Klorane and Batiste - both are pretty inexpensive.\n\nYou might also consider Bumble + Bumble''s tinted hair powder. It comes in all different shades to match your hair colour. http://www.bumbleandbumble.com/product/spp.tmpl?CATEGORY_ID=CAT72&PRODUCT_ID=179\nAgain, it''s not quite as oil-absorbing in my experience - and I didn''t like not being able to touch my hair (if you touch your roots, you''ll get some of the tinted powder on you), but the grey won''t be a problem.\n\nHope this helps!', 0, '1', '', '', 1162, 1, 'N'),
(1164, 8089, 'wanda', 'armstrong_wanda@yahoo.com', '', '65.66.65.17', '2010-06-15 11:55:41', '2010-06-15 15:55:41', 'What toe nail polish matches best with gold shoes &amp; a little black dress?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1165, 8089, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-06-15 12:01:11', '2010-06-15 16:01:11', 'Wanda, I think corals look great with gold because they have some warmth to them (but aren''t full-on orange, which can be hard to wear).\n\nHow about something like Zoya''s Elodie? http://www.artofbeauty.com/content/277/item/Seasonal_Collections/Zoya-Nail-Polish-Elodie.html', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1166, 8126, 'thechicstorm', 'marilisaracco@gmail.com', 'http://thechicstorm.blogspot.com', '74.13.1.195', '2010-04-29 20:19:56', '2010-04-30 00:19:56', 'I''m not shocked at all -- I think I started using eye cream around the same time. If Fran is a foundation/powder girl, she could try a mineral product, which has SPF built in. Also, I highly recommend eye cream, and anything from a youth-friendly line, like La Roche Posay or even Benefit, would be good. You don''t need anything heavy duty, but if nothing else, eye cream can be very soothing just after you remove makeup and can give you a bit of a boost first thing in the morning. But that''s just one ex-beauty gal''s humble opinion ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1167, 8126, 'Jenny', 'iceflurrie@hotmail.com', 'http://skinniegenes.blogspot.com/', '69.63.48.124', '2010-04-29 21:51:40', '2010-04-30 01:51:40', 'i think Fran asked a great question! i''m 23 and also worried about wrinkles, however, my last experience with Roc anti-wrinkle cream gave me an allergic reaction! i think i was allergic to the retinol or something...my face started turning reddish pink and it felt like i had a sunburn on my face! i quickly washed it off and applied aloe vera overnight!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1168, 8126, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-04-30 10:45:01', '2010-04-30 14:45:01', '@thechicstorm - Great idea about using a mineral powder with SPF built-in. It just gives you that extra bit of protection. Oh and I agree - eye cream FEELS great and I definitely use it myself.\n\n@Jenny - Retinol allergies are pretty rare, although it''s certainly possible that''s what caused your reaction. There are lots of other ingredients that can cause reactions though - have you tried anything specifically for sensitive skin? La Roche Posay have lots of options and Vichy has a new sensitive skin line you might look into: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/02/08/out-now-vichy-essentielles/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1169, 8126, 'Puffy Eyes', 'puffyeyes.information@gmail.com', 'http://www.puffyeyes.com', '202.65.132.34', '2010-05-05 08:12:15', '2010-05-05 12:12:15', 'I believe more make up more wrinkles.\nSo, wear less make up and less wrinkles , black circles, eye bags.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1170, 8126, 'Shivani', 'shivani731@gmail.com', 'http://www.adorableonyourvanity.com', '75.152.162.146', '2010-05-16 21:52:04', '2010-05-17 01:52:04', 'I''m 23 and I had the "11" problem on my forehead. I used my mom''s dior deep wrinkle serum a couple of times and its gone. I have a very expressive face, now I just keep my expressions under control - I think that helps. But besides minor issues such as these, I doubt Fran would have many problems. Just wear SPF, drink lots of water, exercise and be happy - that''s the best wrinkle cream.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1171, 8126, 'laura', 'laurasot@gmail.com', '', '221.137.214.9', '2010-06-28 10:02:05', '2010-06-28 14:02:05', 'Hello Im also 24 and I was wondering what do you think about Neutrogena eye cream and Neutrogena lift 30 SPF for day use? I actually use it night and day after I clean my face. I dont wear makeup except of during the night on the weekend time.\n\nAlso what do you think about using a toner after washing the face or cleaning it and before the cream? Thanks  a lot!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1172, 8126, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-29 18:43:54', '2010-06-29 22:43:54', '@Laura - Neutrogena make good, basic products so those should be just fine for 20-something skin. (You don''t need anything with super-potent anti-aging ingredients just yet.) The most important thing is the sunscreen, so if you''re wearing SPF 30 every day, you''re good! It''s fine to use the same moisturizer morning and night as long as the sunscreen in it isn''t irritating you. (Some people are quite sensitive to chemical sunscreens.)\n\nAs for toners - I think they are great because most of the time your cleanser isn''t going to remove all the dirt, makeup, dead skin cells, etc. Getting that stuff off is going to help the ingredients in your moisturizer penetrate better - which will ultimately make your skin look better. Does that make sense? I like the exfoliating ones with glycolic acid (such as NeoStrata and Dermaglow) but you have to be careful they don''t irritate your skin. Use them a couple of times a week until you can build up a tolerance. I just use mine maybe 3-4 times a week, at night, before I put on my serum and night cream. I figure my face is clean enough in the morning to skip that step.\n\nI hope that helps!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1173, 8126, 'Melissa', 'melissa.mandolidis@gmail.com', '', '204.40.1.129', '2010-08-11 09:37:34', '2010-08-11 13:37:34', 'Fabulous post!  Very helpful.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1174, 8126, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-08-11 19:09:36', '2010-08-11 23:09:36', 'Thanks! Hope it helped :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 1173, 1, 'N'),
(1175, 8126, 'Larissa', 'alone@hotmail.com', '', '189.236.75.220', '2010-11-29 11:32:57', '2010-11-29 16:32:57', 'Great post, as always :)\n\nI''m 18 but I know that when is about wrinkles and aging, the best would always be prevention. And sunscreen is the must. Right now I''m wearing Anthelios SPF 50+ Fluide Extreme; and I recently read that Mexoryl (the main sunscreen that is in it, well actually it contains some sunscreens working as a "complex") is the best sunscreen around because it covers almost the whole UV spectrum and it doesn''t degrades with sunlight exposure (what means that you don''t need to reapply it so often!), and its shortcomings are solved by another sunscreens. And the plus for me, is that this sunscreen doesn''t break out my skin (I have mild/moderate acne). I''m also a Retin-A total fan... Everything that can prevent the damage to collagen is welcome!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1176, 8126, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-12-01 21:09:01', '2010-12-02 02:09:01', 'Yep - sunscreen is a must! As far as chemical ones go, Anthelios is a good one... I''m just more of a fan of the mineral ones (zinc oxide / titanium dioxide). They''re also better for sensitive/breakout-prone skin.\n\nFor acne - have you seen my cod liver oil post? Read the testimonials - it''s AMAZING. http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/09/02/the-single-best-product-evah-for-your-skin-is-not-in-fact-an-actual-skincare-product/', 0, '1', '', '', 1175, 1, 'N'),
(1432, 18524, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-13 19:19:05', '2011-10-13 19:19:05', 'This is a test comment.', 4, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.83 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1433, 18535, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-17 17:24:32', '2011-10-17 17:24:32', 'This is a typical test comment.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.92 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1178, 8139, 'katherine', 'kflemming@canadianliving.com', '', '207.134.250.140', '2010-04-30 14:34:25', '2010-04-30 18:34:25', 'Will it be FULL disclosure?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1179, 8139, 'Lynsey James March', 'lynseyjamesmarch@yahoo.com', 'http://www.thewrinklereport.com/', '75.172.240.233', '2010-05-02 11:12:51', '2010-05-02 15:12:51', 'Oh wow, this is the first time I am hearing of this procedure. I''ll be looking into this further, it might be the solution I am looking for.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1180, 8139, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-02 22:45:59', '2010-05-03 02:45:59', '@katherine - No pics of me in paper undies - sorry! :-)\n\n@Lynsey - I''ll be posting more over the next couple of weeks as I do the treatments, but what I know so far is that it''s for all-over fat loss. If you want to lose fat from a single targeted area (eg. tummy), there are better treatments, such as Velashape or Ultrashape.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1181, 8139, 'Cheryl', 'newheart25@gmail.com', '', '24.72.107.160', '2010-05-09 22:32:15', '2010-05-10 02:32:15', 'I have bookmarked this page and look forward to hearing how this goes!  As a heart transplant recipient, any kind of invasive procedure is a risk of infection for me and yet having gained 30 pounds from the steroids I had to take for a few months, I am anxious to get rid of this extra weight and feel like myself again.  Could this be the answer??  Also, would you mind disclosing how much this procedure would normally cost?  I may need to start saving :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1182, 8139, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-05-09 22:39:50', '2010-05-10 02:39:50', 'Hi Cheryl, it''s sold in a package of six sessions (along with a supplement you have to take) and the cost at SpaMedica in Toronto is $2,999. I''ve posted more about how it''s going so far so check out <a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/04/my-review-of-zerona-a-qa-with-dr-stephen-mulholland-of-spamedica-in-toronto/" rel="nofollow">the Q&A I did with Dr. Mulholland</a> and <a href="http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/07/my-review-of-zerona-the-pre-treatment-photos-measurements-and-paper-panties/" rel="nofollow">my post on the pre-treatment measurements and paper panties</a> (!)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1183, 8139, 'Kim burnside', 'Kimbb@primus.ca', '', '173.206.27.17', '2010-05-26 20:49:27', '2010-05-27 00:49:27', 'Very interesting and I am looking forward to find out how yu get along\nare yu very obese?and what about side effects?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1184, 8139, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-26 22:28:35', '2010-05-27 02:28:35', 'Haha! No, I''m not obese, just normal weight. :-)\nThere are no side effects - see my Q&A with Dr. Mulholland: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/04/my-review-of-zerona-a-qa-with-dr-stephen-mulholland-of-spamedica-in-toronto/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1185, 8139, 'joann', 'jdewan@quadro.net', '', '216.46.133.10', '2010-07-07 16:28:34', '2010-07-07 20:28:34', 'looking  for location for treatment in london', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1186, 8139, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-07 22:56:33', '2010-07-08 02:56:33', '@Joann - you can find a doctor in your area here: http://www.findzerona.com/Search.aspx', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1430, 18450, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', 'http://www.themebig.com', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-13 00:33:56', '2011-10-13 00:33:56', 'Another test comment/rating.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.83 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1431, 18450, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', 'http://www.themebig.com', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-13 00:37:36', '2011-10-13 00:37:36', 'Another test.', 5, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.83 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1188, 8151, 'D''Lawredo', 'ulli_oderwald@yahoo.de', '', '94.134.174.223', '2011-01-15 07:43:44', '2011-01-15 12:43:44', 'Hello, if somebody want to sell this map, please contact me. Best', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1189, 8186, 'Anupa', 'mistry.anupa@gmail.com', 'http://www.theashcan.com', '208.76.231.188', '2010-05-04 14:15:19', '2010-05-04 18:15:19', 'My pet peeve about Taylor Swift''s hair is that it always looks too flat on top—there''s like an inch or two of flatness and then super spirally curls... it looks so strange!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1190, 8186, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-04 14:51:38', '2010-05-04 18:51:38', 'You think? Wouldn''t that make it look too poufy though? I don''t know... I always hate when hairdressers give me too much volume on top. But maybe I am alone in this preference.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1191, 8153, 'Donna Vitan', 'donna.vitan@gmail.com', 'http://iheartgreatdesign.com', '121.91.127.12', '2010-05-10 10:29:32', '2010-05-10 14:29:32', 'Those look like shades I''d definitely want to try!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1192, 8153, 'ChickAdvisor', 'cathy.morrison@chickadvisor.com', 'http://www.chickadvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-05-10 16:18:17', '2010-05-10 20:18:17', 'I''m normally not big on Aldo products but this nail lacquer is intriguing!  Did it chip easily or last a few days?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1193, 8153, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-10 18:29:55', '2010-05-10 22:29:55', 'I definitely recommend it! Chip factor wasn''t too bad - it lasted at least a few days (and my nails chip very easily, mind you). I''d put it on par with OPI. The Joe Fresh ones, unfortunately, chipped a lot faster - like within 24 hrs.', 0, '1', '', '', 1192, 1, 'N'),
(1194, 8216, 'Lindsey', 'lsimms@aidslaw.ca', '', '67.224.91.198', '2010-05-05 10:54:32', '2010-05-05 14:54:32', 'Love this feature - More please!  Pure + Simple is a fav of mine so was excited to see it and Kristen Ma featured!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1195, 8216, 'Arianne (Glitter Geek)', 'arianne@glittergeek.ca', 'http://www.glittergeek.ca', '141.117.255.248', '2010-05-05 11:37:32', '2010-05-05 15:37:32', 'Love the new feature!  I went to Pure+Simple for my first ever facial last year -- the Urban Renewal Facial -- and it''s still the best facial I''ve ever had. :)\n\nDo you have a favourite spa to go for facials?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1196, 8216, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-05 16:45:23', '2010-05-05 20:45:23', 'So glad you guys enjoyed this - thanks for the feedback!\n\n@Arianne - Pure + Simple is actually my top facial place in Toronto too! They do an amazing job and I love that it''s not just face but hands, feet, shoulders and scalp massage too. I also like the Jurlique facial at Vikaspa.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1197, 8216, 'Alex', 'alexandradao@gmail.com', 'http://xandra.tumblr.com', '24.203.203.109', '2010-05-05 23:18:04', '2010-05-06 03:18:04', 'Yes, please continue the Babe in the Biz feature! I love the whole concept behind Pure + Simple and it sounds like a great spa.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1198, 8216, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-05-06 19:17:28', '2010-05-06 23:17:28', 'Love this new feature! I need to get a facial -- been years since I have had one. Will have to check out Pure+Simple.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1199, 8216, 'Chantel Simmons', 'chantelsimmons@rogers.com', 'http://www.chantelsimmons.com', '99.231.25.36', '2010-05-09 07:04:45', '2010-05-09 11:04:45', 'Love this new column - and I''m a huge fan of Kristen''s and her book, so it was fun to have her kick it off!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1200, 8239, 'Janelle', 'jnlvandriel@gmail.com', '', '12.111.119.190', '2010-05-07 19:04:28', '2010-05-07 23:04:28', 'Thanks for letting us in on your journey. I''m a personal trainer and my clients have asked about this procedure multiple times. I won''t be recommending this treatment because nothing works better for keeping the fat off long-term than rest, eating clean and regular exercise, BUT I''m so happy to educate myself thru your posts. Keep em coming!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1201, 8239, 'Jen', 'jennifer.chenifer@gmail.com', '', '64.229.247.172', '2010-05-07 21:51:49', '2010-05-08 01:51:49', 'So you get to try this out for free? How do I get to become a beauty editor? Can''t wait to hear about your experiences!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1202, 8239, 'Arianne', 'arianne@glittergeek.ca', 'http://www.glittergeek.ca', '74.210.21.47', '2010-05-07 22:13:40', '2010-05-08 02:13:40', 'Oh God!  Paper panties!  *shocked and appalled*  I''m curious to hear how well this works though.  I look forward to reading about it. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1203, 8239, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-08 10:59:26', '2010-05-08 14:59:26', 'Hi Jen - yes, Dr. Mulholland (@ SpaMedica in Toronto) has very generously offered me, along with a few other editors, the treatments free of charge because he believes in Zerona so much. So I''m reviewing here... but honestly, the results should speak for themselves as they''ll be taking my measurements. I will be posting the difference in inches - the tape measure can''t lie!\n\nRe: becoming a beauty editor - that''s a post for another day but I will do something on that soon.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1204, 8239, 'maria padovani', 'padovanifamily@sympatico.ca', '', '69.157.31.220', '2010-05-11 09:22:30', '2010-05-11 13:22:30', 'I was just wondering if there are any other spa/clinics that offer this procedure.  I live close to Burlington...is there anything like that offered close to this area?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1205, 8239, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-11 09:49:06', '2010-05-11 13:49:06', 'Hi Maria, you can search for a doctor in your area who does it here: http://www.findzerona.com/Search.aspx', 0, '1', '', '', 1204, 1, 'N'),
(1206, 8239, 'Marianne', 'mlstewart@shaw.ca', '', '174.6.45.79', '2011-04-21 12:02:24', '2011-04-21 16:02:24', 'So how did it all work out in the end?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1207, 8239, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-04-21 13:36:45', '2011-04-21 17:36:45', 'Hi Marianne, see here: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/06/02/zerona-review-my-final-measurements-for-now/\nI did do a second round of sessions but also no results, so I can''t recommend it.', 0, '1', '', '', 1206, 1, 'N'),
(1208, 8243, 'Sharon Weber', 'bingo_queen39@hotmail.com', 'http://bingo_queen39@hotmail.com', '174.116.200.106', '2010-06-22 23:41:44', '2010-06-23 03:41:44', 'Dear Dr. Mulholland,  I am overweight in my stomach area and due to polio and post-polio I am very limited to the type of exercise I can do.   I was warned years ago by West Park Post-Polio clinic to only do aqua fit classes as other physical exercise would wear me down too much.   I go to aqua fit lessons for a 45 minute lesson once a week but I can''t get my weight down.  I''ve been to weight watchers and always stayed the same weight as everyone else stepped up their exercise regime and I couldn''t do that.  I saw a demonstration on city tv about Zerona laser treatments and I was intrigued.  Could you advise me how much these procedures would cost?   Are there any possibilities of getting a much reduced fee or even pro-bono rates?   I only receive about $700+ a month through CPP disability and have no savings only a small amount of credit on a credit card.  If you are unable to give reduced fees maybe you could recommend me to someone else.    Thankyou for taking the time to read this and forgive me for having the gall to even ask you.    Sincerely, Sharon Weber - age 63   (5 ft. tall and 168 lbs.)\nPS  I am permanently on crutches and use a scooter if I have to walk any further than 3 grocery aisles.  You can also reach me at H: 416-245-1657 &amp; C: 416-882-6736', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1209, 8243, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.67.97.196', '2010-06-27 17:14:29', '2010-06-27 21:14:29', 'Hi Sharon, you can contact SpaMedica here to set up a consult: http://spamedica.ca/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1210, 8243, 'Frank', 'ofass15@walla.com', '', '99.237.140.175', '2010-07-07 19:24:36', '2010-07-07 23:24:36', 'I went to ___ Clinic in ___ (now they have location in ___ as well) and got the same for only $2250. <em>[Editor''s Note: The clinic has threatened to sue unless I removed the mention. I hate to censor but I''m going to comply here because I don''t want to get involved with them (they sound dodgy).]</em>\nThey have it more than a year there and very experienced.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1211, 8243, 'Sue', 'suilan@cogeco.ca', '', '24.150.33.40', '2010-07-14 11:46:37', '2010-07-14 15:46:37', 'Hi Frank,\nWas this price their 25% discount special?\nSue', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1212, 8243, 'Frank', 'ofass15@walla.com', '', '99.237.140.175', '2010-07-17 12:27:26', '2010-07-17 16:27:26', 'Sue, I think their promotion for July is even lower than the price I paid. You should call them and ask.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1213, 8243, 'Vaishali Shukla', 'avshuks@gmail.com', '', '74.12.131.3', '2010-09-16 20:23:04', '2010-09-17 00:23:04', 'Hello Dr.Mulholland, I ahve lot of fat arond my stomach. My question is  with 6 treamnts if i can loose just 3-9 inces .. I f I have to  approximately 15-20 inches to have almost flat stomach if not completely flat stomach.. How many treaments will it take?? and what will be the cost for that.\nDoes this treament guarantee that once I start taking these zerona treament my stomach can reduce to reasobaly flat stomach.\n\nThanks\nVS', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1214, 8243, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-17 09:58:56', '2010-09-17 13:58:57', 'Hi Vaishali, I suggest you contact SpaMedica directly to find out if you''re a candidate. spamedica.com', 0, '1', '', '', 1213, 1, 'N'),
(1215, 8243, 'Eddie', 'ptiwari@sympatico.ca', '', '64.229.181.139', '2011-02-14 09:23:16', '2011-02-14 14:23:16', 'Michelle:\n\nOnce the fat melts away, what happens to the excess ''flabby'' skin?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1216, 8243, 'Pamela', 'paf371@yahoo.com', '', '24.113.12.15', '2011-03-14 07:55:57', '2011-03-14 11:55:57', 'I was wondering about the excess flabby skin also. After the treatment is the patient sent home wearing a support garment? Also, does the patient go home with excercises that will help them from the fat returning to that particular spot. I wrote earlier about fat trapped between c sections and a scar from back surgery which is from the belly button down to an inch before the c section line scar.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1217, 8243, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-03-16 15:29:33', '2011-03-16 19:29:33', 'It''s not going to give you results that are that dramatic! In fact if you read the rest of this series I didn''t get any results  - period. I can''t recommend it.', 0, '1', '', '', 1215, 1, 'N'),
(1218, 8243, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-03-16 15:30:48', '2011-03-16 19:30:48', 'No excess flabby skin (see above), no support garment and no exercises given. I now believe that any weight you lose is due to the Curva supplement (which I didn''t take). I wouldn''t recommend this.', 0, '1', '', '', 1216, 1, 'N'),
(1219, 8243, 'FRANK', 'ofass15@walla.com', '', '67.204.6.110', '2011-03-20 11:28:53', '2011-03-20 15:28:53', 'You are totally wrong. The curva cannot do any of this. I know for certain\nthat 6 sessions is far not enough for good results. You need actually 12 sessions\nto get really good results.\nLet me tell you what should be done. You must wear Spanx and do a little cardio after the session. You will have good results if you follow this.', 0, '1', '', '', 1218, 0, 'N'),
(1220, 8243, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.29.78.30', '2011-03-20 23:55:42', '2011-03-21 03:55:42', 'How about 24 sessions? I did two rounds. Cardio + Spanx were not part of the instructions patients were given at this clinic (although yes I''ve heard that compression clothing can produce a temporarily "tighter" appearance).', 0, '1', '', '', 1219, 1, 'N'),
(1221, 8243, 'Cate', 'Gacela266@hotmail.com', '', '74.198.9.155', '2011-03-25 20:41:15', '2011-03-26 00:41:15', 'I did the zerona tx from oct 27 tofeb 27 and took curva and exercise and I did not loose 1inch but I lost over $4500 it''s been my worts mistake fallow through all instructions and did even loose 1 inch', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1222, 8243, 'Serena', 'raptor97531@gmail.com', '', '66.214.134.40', '2011-04-14 14:03:05', '2011-04-14 18:03:05', 'Thank you for your honest review. I was considering a Groupon special at a different place and now I can save my money.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1223, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy@gmail.com', '', '67.204.6.110', '2011-04-17 00:25:36', '2011-04-17 04:25:36', 'Hi,\n\nI did 12 sessions of Zerona and lost 13 inches. I had to drink 2 litters of water per day and wear the spanx. Its a pain iink in the ass but it was worth the results. I paid around $2000 and I think it was worth the money.\n\nditi', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1224, 8243, 'Anu', 'anoshka.gomes@gmail.com', '', '165.130.136.210', '2011-04-20 15:01:01', '2011-04-20 19:01:01', 'Diti, which clinic did you do it at? And was the $2000 a special price or regular price?', 0, '1', '', '', 1223, 0, 'N'),
(1225, 8243, 'Sarah', 'seekinguidance@mail.com', '', '99.230.198.78', '2011-04-23 15:08:28', '2011-04-23 19:08:28', 'Which clinic was that?', 0, '1', '', '', 1223, 0, 'N'),
(1226, 8243, 'carol grey', 'carol3333@cox.net', '', '68.4.200.112', '2011-05-17 16:58:26', '2011-05-17 20:58:26', 'Where can i get this procedure in Orange County, CA  My zip is 92677', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1227, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy@gmail.com', '', '69.171.138.181', '2011-05-19 08:07:37', '2011-05-19 12:07:37', 'Hi,\n\nI was treated at ___ Clinic <em>[Editor''s Note: The clinic has threatened to sue unless I removed the mention. I hate to censor but I''m going to comply here because I don''t want to get involved with them (they sound dodgy).]</em>. I am attaching their website.\n\nDiti', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1228, 8243, 'Diti', 'sharonroy@gmail.com', '', '173.32.30.166', '2011-05-19 10:06:41', '2011-05-19 14:06:41', 'Hi Anu,\n\nIt was a special I think but they do have good prices anyway. Give them a visit to see what is their price now.\n\nDiti', 0, '1', '', '', 1224, 0, 'N'),
(1229, 8243, 'Valerie', 'valkolman@yahoo.com', '', '209.252.230.74', '2011-05-23 09:40:28', '2011-05-23 13:40:28', 'Does this treament have you running to the toilet often?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1230, 8243, 'BEAUTY EDITOR', 'info@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '174.89.102.159', '2011-05-23 19:14:14', '2011-05-23 23:14:14', 'Not unless you increase your water intake, which I think they tell you to do.', 0, '1', '', '', 1229, 1, 'N'),
(1231, 8243, 'Jen', 'Tinojen@yahoo.com', 'http://MSSlim', '198.228.211.107', '2011-05-26 02:13:27', '2011-05-26 06:13:27', 'I went to MS Slim and talked to the lady she said there having promotion for  Zerona. For 3 sessions 399.00 for 6 sessions 798.00.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1232, 8243, 'Christine', 'munkigirl@hotmail.com', '', '99.255.196.86', '2011-05-27 10:13:56', '2011-05-27 14:13:56', 'Does anyone know where I can purchase Curva in Toronto?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1233, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy07@gmail.com', '', '173.248.231.87', '2011-05-28 16:09:09', '2011-05-28 20:09:09', 'Call ___ clinic <em>[Editor''s Note: The clinic has threatened to sue unless I removed the mention. I hate to censor but I''m going to comply here because I don''t want to get involved with them (they sound dodgy).]</em>, they will probably sell it to you.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1234, 8243, 'Faria', 'orthee_sports15@hotmail.com', 'http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/04/my-review-of-zerona-a-qa-with-dr-stephen-mulholland-of-spamedica-in-toronto/#respond', '99.229.114.222', '2011-05-29 11:21:52', '2011-05-29 15:21:52', 'hey I am 17, and i was wondering if I can do it ? plus, what happens if i dont do all 6 sessions instead i do 3 ? i am 5''3 and 140 pounds so i am only looking to lose around 4/5 inches.. thank you for your time:)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1235, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy07@gmail.com', '', '69.171.149.146', '2011-05-30 00:23:52', '2011-05-30 04:23:52', 'Let me guess, you saw this deal of 3 sessions. You wont get even half inch reduction be sure.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1236, 8243, 'Dianne Evans', 'dianneevans62@hotmail.com', '', '76.66.63.154', '2011-07-06 10:45:33', '2011-07-06 14:45:33', 'I was so intrigued by this method when I saw it on the Dr.Oz show. But after reading the reviews and considered the costs of the procedures I have come to the conclusion that this procedure was not designed with health concerns in mind or else it would be made available to those of us who really need it but can''t afford the outrageous rates which reflect the market focus of image rather than health and those that can afford to pay for an image defect.\nIf it''s too good to be true .. it usually is.  If it is proven to be as effective as they claim then it should be at least partially covered by OHIP. When that happens I will consider it.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1237, 8243, 'Valerie', 'valkolman@yahoo.com', '', '209.252.230.74', '2011-07-07 11:24:25', '2011-07-07 15:24:25', 'I purchased 6 sessions on Groupon. I have just completed all sessions, followed all instructions such as taking the supplements (I actually take more of the Niacin and fish oil than they require) and wearing the compression belt. I already follow a low-fat diet,  drink loads of water and fast-walk about an hour per day. I haven''t lost a single inch. I am going back for my final measurements and pictures tomorrow. It will be interesting to hear their take on this. What is the guarantee? I am sure they will want me to purchase more sessions or join their weight loss center. By the way, I am very small framed and only about 3-4 inches over what I should be in th stomach area- however, I just can''t seem to lose it.  All other body areas are within norm. WILL KEEP YOU INFORMED WHAT HAPPENS AT MEASUREMENT.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1238, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy07@gmail.com', '', '173.248.230.105', '2011-07-07 18:31:06', '2011-07-07 22:31:06', 'Hi Valerie,\n\nFirst you should not do any diet during the procedure.\nIt is rare not to lose a single inch.\n6 session is just the time for the prcedure to start working so if you do less than\n12 session do not expect any good results.\n\nI can tell you that according to my experience with the clinic I was doing it, they would refund you all the payment in case of no results at all.\n\nDiti', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1239, 8243, 'Catronia Marcel', 'cat.marcel@live.ca', '', '74.14.2.148', '2011-07-07 21:51:48', '2011-07-08 01:51:48', 'You should try Ultra Shape. It is an excellent body contouring machine and provides a skin tightening treatment immediately following the body contouring treatment. It is ultra sound and destroys fat cells for good After the ultra sound treatment, there is a 20 min skin tightening treatment that helps smooth out cellulite and tightening the skin in the area treated. I had three treatments, which are receommended and lost 8 cm in my stomach, no pain, but you feel the treatment doing something for days after. I had it done in Toronto at a Plastic Surgeons office as well.', 0, '1', '', '', 1220, 0, 'N'),
(1240, 8243, 'dee', 'konscri@yahoo.com', '', '173.238.138.53', '2011-07-12 16:18:52', '2011-07-12 20:18:52', 'Just did my first treatment. I bought a wag jag package of 3. I''m thinking I would have been better off saving my money. I would probably buy it if I had money to burn too but the price of a package of 9 or 12 (upwards of $1000) is completely not worth it if you''re going to stress about the cost. I''ll see how I do on three but my guess is very minimal loss. Save your money girls. You know how to lose weight.. just do it.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1241, 8243, 'diti', 'sharonroy07@gmail.com', '', '69.171.134.169', '2011-07-13 22:00:50', '2011-07-14 02:00:50', 'dee,\n\n3 sessions will not give you much. its a waste if you don''t like to continue. If you thought that by spending $200 you will become light again you are naive...too naive.\n\nditi\n\nP.S. Let me tell you a secret - there is a Zerona provider that will charge you much less to continue those treatments....:)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1242, 8243, 'Valerie', 'valkolman@yahoo.com', '', '209.252.230.74', '2011-07-14 08:40:38', '2011-07-14 12:40:38', 'Well,  went for my measurements and Viola!  I lost a few inches in my knees and arms - places that I did not get the treatment. I received treatment in abdomen area. No luck there. The guarantee is very tricky - they used the loss in the non-Zerona areas as assurance that it worked. You know the old adage? If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is.   WHAT A SCAM!!!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1243, 8243, 'Susan Smith', 'susansmith@hotmail.com', '', '99.238.186.119', '2011-07-27 21:20:45', '2011-07-28 01:20:45', 'There should be a law against scam artists like this.  I went to ___ Clinic <em>[Editor''s Note: The clinic has threatened to sue unless I removed the mention. I hate to censor but I''m going to comply here because I don''t want to get involved with them (they sound dodgy).]</em> and laid down $2,400 on the promise of losing inches.  18 treatments later NOTHING happened.  What a waste of money and time!  I warn you all - DON"T DO IT!!!!!\n\nI''m convinced Dr. Oz, The Doctor''s and Rachael Ray all get paid big bucks to advertise this machine.  i CANNOT STRESS IT ENOUGH - IT DOES NOT WORK!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1244, 8243, 'Susan Smith', 'susansmith@hotmail.com', '', '99.238.186.119', '2011-07-27 21:22:43', '2011-07-28 01:22:43', 'Me too - same horrible experience at ___ Clinic. <em>[Editor''s Note: The clinic has threatened to sue unless I removed the mention. I hate to censor but I''m going to comply here because I don''t want to get involved with them (they sound dodgy).]</em>\n\nThe Zerona does not work.\n\nDon''t waste your time or money!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1245, 8243, 'Joan G.', 'healthnmore1@aol.com', '', '61.122.36.130', '2011-08-01 18:36:54', '2011-08-01 22:36:54', 'I am a 63 year old female who lost 43 lbs, reshaped and toned my body using the hcG protocol and exercise.  At 5''3", I was once 163 lbs and a size 12/14.  Today I am 120 lbs, a size 4 and have kept it off for over 2 years.  I do not believe in the latest internet craze using self treatment protocols.  I suggest you find a good naturopath (ND) or an MD doctor who practices alternative or complimentary medicine in your area... one who uses real hcG injections or homeopathic protocols.  Then you MUST change your lifestyle and dietary choices.  Conventional medicine does not support this protocol. Sorry, but most conventional doctors are FDA puppets... This protocol doesn''t put a lot of money in their pockets because it is natural and not a pharmaceutical.\n\nAnyway...  I haven''t looked this good in 20 years. (I was actually hit on by a 44 year old man who wanted to connect... lol)  Furthermore, I''ve NEVER felt better or had more energy in my life.  I struggled for almost 20 years with my weight.  The hcG protocol has been established for over 50 years and is not only safe, it is effective.  THEN, if you wish to tweek your body and/or skin with laser treatments, I say GO  FOR  IT', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1246, 8243, 'Robert Lalonde', 'rlalonde4@rogers.com', '', '99.249.215.159', '2011-08-08 17:33:03', '2011-08-08 21:33:03', 'I agree with most who say Zerona is not worth it and to save your money. After 10 treatments, questionable measurements indicated some loss in elbows and 1 knee but minimal where it was needed!!! We were not there for elbows and knees!!! Furthermore, the measurements were not done the same way before and after the treatments. Many promises but no results!!! We wasted our hard earned money!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1247, 8243, 'Connie', 'conniewhelan@hotmail.com', '', '142.177.93.56', '2011-08-15 21:09:51', '2011-08-16 01:09:51', 'Joan G., I bought some Hcg and I am afraid to use it. I read on some sites that it can cause heart problems and some women lost their hair. Have you heard this?\n\nMaybe I should go see a naturopath instead of buying the Hcg online?', 0, '1', '', '', 1245, 0, 'N'),
(1248, 8243, 'Valerie', 'valkolman@yahoo.com', '', '209.252.230.74', '2011-08-17 15:52:17', '2011-08-17 19:52:17', 'Sharon, sae your money, it does not work!!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1249, 8243, 'Bob', 'rlalonde4@rogers.com', '', '99.249.215.159', '2011-08-17 22:53:46', '2011-08-18 02:53:46', 'I totally agree with you Valerie...the exact same happened to my wife!!! She lost at the elbows and  knees and very little where it mattered!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 1242, 0, 'N'),
(1250, 8243, 'Zerona Owner', 'mwilsonindy76@yahoo.com', '', '24.123.23.53', '2011-08-31 15:34:05', '2011-08-31 19:34:05', 'u need more than 3, possibly more than 6.', 0, '1', '', '', 1231, 0, 'N'),
(1251, 8243, 'Zerona Owner', 'mwilsonindy76@yahoo.com', '', '24.123.23.53', '2011-08-31 15:36:23', '2011-08-31 19:36:23', 'you do not know what other people’s habits are. you have to follow a protocol to get the fatty contents processed. if your committed, you will get good results. I am finding doing at least 9-12 txs are needed.\n\npeople will have mixed results. I have had my laser for 2months, working on clinical trials. some follow the protocol and some do not. The ones that follow it, will get results, this will not be for everyone if your not willing to do the homework!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1252, 8243, 'Bob', 'rlalonde4@rogers.com', '', '99.249.215.159', '2011-08-31 18:58:40', '2011-08-31 22:58:40', 'mixed results indeed...my wife did her homework and was on a diet to boot, drank all the water recommended and did not get anything close to what was promised re loss to abdomen. Way too expensive for questionable results!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1253, 8243, 'Bob', 'rlalonde4@rogers.com', '', '99.249.215.159', '2011-08-31 19:01:55', '2011-08-31 23:01:55', 'oh they will show you results...questionable ones!!! certainly not the results sought!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 1238, 0, 'N'),
(1254, 8243, 'Bob', 'rlalonde4@rogers.com', '', '99.249.215.159', '2011-08-31 19:05:19', '2011-08-31 23:05:19', 'where did you get Zerona treatments 3 for $200??? We paid way more per session!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 1241, 0, 'N'),
(1255, 8259, 'Tresor | Düfte und Deo', '', 'http://www.duefte-und-deo.net/tresor/', '80.67.28.209', '2010-10-22 06:00:43', '2010-10-22 10:00:43', '[...] um Schönheit, Eleganz, Glamour und Glimmer. Mit der komplexen Duftlinie „Trèsor“ verfügt Lacòme über eine exklusive Mischung exotischer Duftkreationen. „Trèsor“ wurde 1990 von Sophia [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1256, 8307, 'Liza', 'Liza.herz@ca.inter.net', '', '99.226.247.54', '2010-05-07 16:43:30', '2010-05-07 20:43:30', 'Hah! I had no idea about B. Lively. ScarJo looked like a different person, (and yes, I''m aware there''s a decade plus difference in those shots.)\n\nHere are some more (Polaroids from a casting director). Jessica Alba, Halle Berry, etc etc. Have you seen these?\n\nhttp://jezebel.com/5385792/before-they-were-stars--spot-the-nose-job', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1257, 8307, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-08 11:02:08', '2010-05-08 15:02:08', 'Wow, thanks for that link. Uma looks so cool with her glasses. Halle Berry looks like a different person! Orlando is looking a bit anorexic.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1258, 8307, 'Monica', 'beauty.parler@yahoo.com', 'http://www.beautyparler.ca', '65.94.157.58', '2010-05-10 23:33:54', '2010-05-11 03:33:54', 'I love these before/after pics, they''re so bad in a make-me-feel good kinda way.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1259, 8307, 'Janine', 'j9falcon@gmail.com', 'http://imabeautygeek.com', '67.68.45.3', '2010-05-16 22:20:41', '2010-05-17 02:20:41', 'That''s nice work on Blake Lively. Kim Kardashian also looks better without all that bronze stuff -- or is that actual tan? But that butt... really?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1260, 8307, 'P', 'rima154@hotmail.com', '', '99.230.146.251', '2010-07-28 02:43:12', '2010-07-28 06:43:12', 'Its funny but these actually make me feel better, Kims nose was fine before she didnt have to go under the knife but scarlett looks great now.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1261, 8307, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.73', '2010-07-28 11:14:30', '2010-07-28 15:14:30', 'Yep - I have more of a problem with Kim''s self-tanner and horrendous makeup! So much prettier After - new nose or not!', 0, '1', '', '', 1260, 1, 'N'),
(1262, 8351, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-05-09 17:21:12', '2010-05-09 21:21:12', 'Oh my goodness! thanks for the shout-out!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1263, 8351, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-05-09 21:44:55', '2010-05-10 01:44:55', 'My pleasure!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1264, 8351, 'Anya (I''m the It Girl)', 'imtheitgirl@gmail.com', 'http://www.imtheitgirl.com', '96.49.143.167', '2010-05-10 13:59:04', '2010-05-10 17:59:04', 'Thank you for linking to my post Michelle!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1265, 8351, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-10 18:30:28', '2010-05-10 22:30:28', 'You''re welcome - I love your blog!', 0, '1', '', '', 1264, 1, 'N'),
(1266, 8666, 'Janine', 'j9falcon@gmail.com', 'http://imabeautygeek.com', '67.68.45.3', '2010-05-11 09:44:06', '2010-05-11 13:44:06', 'Love it. Bunny lines! Seems to me that going the baby-steps or "undertreatment" Botox route (I like to call it the Dr. Diane Wong approach) is the best way to avoid such things. Minimal changes makes for a much more natural-looking youthful effect.\n\nToo bad most Hollywood types haven''t figured that out.\n\nAs for me, I can''t deal with the thought of Botox for myself.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1267, 8666, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-11 09:53:06', '2010-05-11 13:53:06', 'I think something happens to you psychologically when your face (and all your imperfections) are magnified x 100 and plastered everywhere for all the world to see. It''s the only explanation for this need to fanatically erase every single line - even if it creates NEW lines.\n\nI love that Dr. Wong does the before and after photos. It must keep the Botox addictions in check. I don''t know why more docs don''t do that.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1268, 8666, 'thechicstorm', 'marilisaracco@gmail.com', 'http://thechicstorm.blogspot.com', '174.91.51.47', '2010-05-11 10:10:50', '2010-05-11 14:10:50', 'It makes perfect sense, doesn''t it? It''s like botoxing your armpits to stop sweating. The perspiration is just going to come out somewhere else. That said, I have no issues with a little squirt of wrinkle-be-gone here and there. I just need to work on my fear of needles....', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N');
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(1269, 8666, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-11 10:16:46', '2010-05-11 14:16:46', 'Yikes, I never thought of that re: perspiration. Sweating in new places could get really disturbing.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1270, 8666, 'ChickAdvisor', 'cathy.morrison@chickadvisor.com', 'http://www.chickadvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-05-11 10:27:52', '2010-05-11 14:27:52', 'Interesting.....I can understand why people still do it even though it creates wrinkles in other parts, because there are still less wrinkles overall.\n\nI wonder what Nicole Kidman would look like if she stopped the upkeep (althought I doubt she ever would).  I imagine her wrinkles would be more prominent than if she never botox-ed in the first place!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1271, 8666, 'Share The Love: Sunday Reads | Lazy Beautiful', '', 'http://www.lazybeautiful.com/?p=5665', '68.169.41.38', '2010-10-14 05:44:38', '2010-10-14 09:44:39', '[...] Wha?! Botox actually causes wrinkles?! &#8211; BeautyEditor.ca [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1272, 8679, 'Daniel', 'daniel_che@hotmail.com', '', '67.71.86.18', '2011-02-12 21:38:42', '2011-02-13 02:38:42', 'i do not know why; but i think u r very pretty!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1273, 8781, 'Michael Persky, MD, FACS', 'drpersky@aol.com', 'http://www.drpersky.com', '207.200.116.68', '2010-05-12 22:22:02', '2010-05-13 02:22:02', 'Hi Michelle,\n\nMy intentions are to help both you and your readers.  As the editor of a beauty blog, I would hope that you give your readers the best information regarding new and exciting technologies.  At least that is my goal on my blog, http://www.drpersky.com/blog/.   As a facial plastic surgeon, I spend far too much of my time trying to figure out what''s real, and what''s not when new technologies are available.\n\nI have studied Zerona from its initial presentation to the public.  Unfortunately, the laser used (635nm wavelength) is unable to penetrate the skin to affect fat cells (it only makes holes in the fat cells when applied directly to fat without having to pass through the skin barrier).\n\nSince it cannot penetrate the skin, it doesn''t really matter whether you keep your bra on or not.  Women certainly do not need to be "topless" for the treatment, no matter how discreet the setting, especially as the frontal treatment is not directed at the breasts.  I would be seriously wary of any practice that asked that the bra be removed and have the patient topless.\n\nIf you do lose any inches or lbs during your treatment, it will be from the Curva diet supplement, diet, and exercise.  It is painless because it is just a red laser light (like the one that read bar codes at the super market, which is also pain free, I tried it the other day when purchasing some Rocky Road ice cream).\n\nPatients may lose some inches, but the laser light of Zerona has nothing to do with it.  I had hoped that I would be able to offer Zerona to patients in my practice, but cannot in good conscience.\n\n I hope that you are truthful with your readers, and perhaps in the future write an investigative and truly scientific piece about Zerona.  Please feel free to contact me at drpersky@aol.com\n\nBe well.\n\nDr. Persky', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1274, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-21 14:48:36', '2010-05-21 18:48:36', 'Thanks for your comment Dr. Persky. I asked Dr. Mulholland to address it and here''s what he had to say:\n\nDear Michelle:\n\nThank you for this opportunity to address your reader’s questions.  Lower Level Laser Therapy (LLLT), has been developing and evolving for over 10 years and the biological and physiological evidence for LLLT, specifically Zerona and its effect on adipose tissue, is truly undeniable. The 635nm wavelength of light deployed by Zerona has been shown in multiple peer reviewed clinical and basic science articles to penetrate through the skin to the fat cells. Once the photon, or Zerona light, reaches the fat cells, the cell membrane is temporary affected leading to an “elimination” of the fat cells’ contents, which consists of triglycerides and free fatty acids. Once again let me say that there is overwhelming clinical and basic science evidence of this. When this effect happens to the millions of fat cells in the treatment field there is the potential for significant fat reduction in adipose tissue, which can result in measureable reductions in body contour. Again, the documented reductions that can be achieved is supported by a wealth of well designed peer reviewed clinical information. I have posted these studies on my website (www.spamedica.com) which your readers can access there if they like.\n\nHaving said all this, while Zerona can be terrifically effective, it is not a magic bullet and it requires a commitment from the patient.  The success of the fat reduction process and measureable content reductions also depends upon the lymphatic system being “primed” by gentle muscle activity and the Zerona patients must be in a well-hydrated state, which necessitates that they adopt a “reasonable” lifestyle during the treatment course, which includes drinking  2 liters of water and walking at least 30  minutes per day.  They can also compliment the regime with natural supplementation like the vasodilator thiamine, which is a key ingredient of Curva.  Curva is not essential and great results can be had without it.\n\nThere are well documented studies that indicate a lifestyle change like the one outlined above will certainly not result in 3-9 inch reductions in the areas measured during the Zerona programs.  Of course, it is incumbent upon the physician to properly select patients with realistic expectations; Zerona is not liposuction, the results can be subtle and it requires a patient who will be compliant with the entire Zerona program.  The makers of Zerona have found that not all physicians will be successful with the procedure because of the way they run their practice.\n\nNo clinical laser program has a 100% success rate in treating or satisfying patients or physician owners.  Laser hair removal, Photofacials, Thermage, Ultrashape, Velashape, Liposonix, Fraxel, IPL are but a few of the many successful and accepted laser and light technologies that have 10-30% documented non-responder rates among patients who are treated.\n\nIt is a testament to Zerona and the LLLT that over 85% of patients do meet the 3-9 inch guarantee and the manufacturer of the device believes so strongly in its efficacy it even offers a warranty that any patient that does not meet the 3-9 inch reduction outcome receives a complimentary round of treatments. I know of no other laser company that has ever stood behind its efficacy claims with such a committed stance to the physician and patient market.\n\n\nIn the end, there are over 600 physician users and very few negative comments or physicians returning their devices -- and there are thousands of satisfied Zerona patients. As a non-invasive laser fat slimming technology, Zerona is here to stay.\n\nBest Regards,\n\nStephen Mulholland, MD. FRCS(C)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1275, 8781, 'James Wynne', 'jjwynne@verizon.net', 'http://www.laserfest.org/lasers/pioneers/wynne.cfm', '108.6.18.38', '2010-08-06 23:30:32', '2010-08-07 03:30:32', 'Who are you guys kidding? Low-level light therapy with lasers is a waste of time and money. Anything that low-level (meaning low power or low intensity) lasers can do, at any wavelength, can also be achieved with an incoherent light source, like an incandescent light with a narrow passband filter that transmits the same wavelength as the laser. I don''t see anyone selling tungsten lightbulb treatments to lose fat!\n\n635 nm light, in the red region of the spectrum, is not dangerous unless shined directly into the eyes or has an intensity of many Watts per square centimeter. So the Zerona laser people can claim, correctly, that it is not dangerous and you don''t feel anything. Well you don''t feel anything if a weak light bulb is shining on you, so why should you feel anything if a weak red laser is shining on you.\n\nWho am I? I''m a PhD optical physicist who has worked with lasers since 1963. I''ve seen it all, including all the scams perpetrated on the gullible public by people pushing low-level light therapy. I suggest that anyone thinking about paying for such therapy first do a little research on optical spectroscopy and the science of photomedicine.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1276, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.114.149', '2010-08-18 19:38:16', '2010-08-18 23:38:16', 'Thanks for the insight, James. In response to the "Who are you guys kidding?" comment—I''m not sure who that''s directed at, but as I''m not a scientist or MD, I have no inside knowledge of how these machines work. I''m just a member of the "gullible" public that you''re referring to, giving my two cents on the free trial I was offered by a medispa here in Toronto.\n\nI get what you are saying about doing your research on this stuff, but as you can imagine, it''s incredibly difficult to find unbiased voices in the cosmetic enhancements field.... and most women (including me!) would have absolutely zero idea of what "optical spectroscopy" even means! :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 1275, 1, 'N'),
(1277, 8781, 'Kate', 'kannechambers@netscape.net', '', '65.96.185.232', '2010-09-13 10:16:29', '2010-09-13 14:16:29', 'Michelle,\n\nThere seem to be a lot of facts that say that zerona is not effective.  I''m curious as to your results in this process.  Would you tell us how it turned out?  thank you', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1278, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-13 14:05:45', '2010-09-13 18:05:45', 'Hi Kate, you can read the subsequent posts on this here:\nhttp://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/17/zerona-review-my-mid-treatment-measurements/\nhttp://beautyeditor.ca/2010/06/02/zerona-review-my-final-measurements-for-now/\n\nBecause I didn''t see results the first time, I was able to repeat the 6 sessions again... but still didn''t experience any loss of inches. So this is one treatment that I unfortunately cannot recommend.', 0, '1', '', '', 1277, 1, 'N'),
(1279, 8781, 'Elad', 'theflafson@hotmail.com', 'http://www.lilianalaser.ca', '173.248.221.21', '2010-09-18 21:05:08', '2010-09-19 01:05:08', 'To all of you who say it''s useless, how come it is the only machine on the market that got FDA for being effective and safe body contouring treatment?\n\nThe FDA studied the machine and said that indeed if you do 6 sessions with nothing else you will lose on average 3.65 inches.\n\nAnother fact i want to point out, 3 inches of fat reduction is about 3 litters of of fat being removed during liposuction.\nI had people losing with the Zerona as much as 20 inches, you can do the math how the Zerona compares with liposuction for that matter...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1280, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-09-20 16:26:35', '2010-09-20 20:26:35', 'I can only comment on my own experience and as I said above, it didn''t work for me despite repeating the process twice. Believe me I wish I did see results!', 0, '1', '', '', 1279, 1, 'N'),
(1281, 8781, 'James Wynne', 'jjwynne@us.ibm.com', '', '184.32.127.68', '2010-10-09 16:36:50', '2010-10-09 20:36:50', 'The recent FDA "approval" of the Zerona laser says it is safe (i.e., does no harm) and, based on the data submitted by the manufacturer, may be advertised as yielding "measureable reductions in body contour." Sounds good, doesn''t it? But one should know that the FDA approves medical devices with far less scrutiny than applied to approving drugs.\n\nFor new drugs, the manufacturer has to carry out extensive, double-blind, clinical trials, and the results are reviewed by a panel of experts that gives its recommendation to the FDA. The FDA makes the final decision on approving or disapproving the drug.\n\nOn the other hand, for medical devices there is no panel of experts appointed to scrutinize the results. An FDA expert examines the evidence submitted by the manufacturer and either approves or denies approval.\n\nIn my opinion, the Zerona laser will not lead to "measurable reductions in body contour" unless one diets and does exercise.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1282, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-10-12 18:43:32', '2010-10-12 22:43:32', 'Thanks James - good to know about the FDA approval process. I hadn''t considered that. Very interesting...', 0, '1', '', '', 1281, 1, 'N'),
(1283, 8781, 'Pamela', 'paf371@yahoo.com', '', '24.113.12.15', '2011-03-14 07:47:21', '2011-03-14 11:47:21', 'Will it work for arms also?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1284, 8781, 'Pamela', 'paf371@yahoo.com', '', '24.113.12.15', '2011-03-14 07:49:21', '2011-03-14 11:49:21', 'I have a stubborn area where fat is caught between two surgery''s in the abdominis area. Whill this help there also? Where do people usually have this done? How far apart are the treatments? How much does a person loose per treatment? Is there pain afterwards or brusing?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1285, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '98.116.124.42', '2011-04-13 09:34:52', '2011-04-13 13:34:52', 'If you only took the time to read all the above posts you wouldn''t even ask such a ridiculous question.', 0, '1', '', '', 1284, 0, 'N'),
(1286, 8781, 'Samantha', 'joannasnow1960@yahoo.com', '', '208.15.90.2', '2011-04-20 13:36:52', '2011-04-20 17:36:52', 'I think the loss of inches or pounds is a result of drinking plenty of water each day, doing a minimun of 30 minutes exercise &amp; a healthy diet. The zerona seems to make you think you are losing the weight when in reality you are doing it yourself.  I suggest save your money and go buy some organic heath foods!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1287, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '74.9.121.147', '2011-04-25 17:18:07', '2011-04-25 21:18:07', 'Samantha....I dont think youre really thinking of what this is all about. Basically youre putting holes in your fat cells so they can expell the inner fat contents. So think of it like this, if you put a few holes in an orange and put it on the table, you may not get much juice to come out. But if you squeeze it and move it around, the juice will come out. Thats partially why it is important to do the excersize....also you will burn the newly released accessable stored energy. Drinking the water helps get rid of the byproducts from the procedure.\n\nI think you underestimate the technology, or you just like to comment on things without really knowing what youre talking about. Mom always said "If you dont have anything nice to to say, dont say anything at all."', 0, '1', '', '', 1286, 0, 'N'),
(1288, 8781, 'Kelly', 'kellymeuller@gmail.com', '', '99.238.104.107', '2011-05-16 18:11:07', '2011-05-16 22:11:07', 'After reading the information presented in these posts, I suggest that it would be better to spend the $2000 or so on a gym membership or personal trainer or a few nice new outfits rather than waste it on a procedure which does not work for most people.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1289, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '74.9.121.147', '2011-05-18 11:40:37', '2011-05-18 15:40:37', 'Kelly....Are you basing your assessment on just what you read? or do you actually know a few people that have done this and didnt get the results they were expecting? Personally I feel hiring a personal trainer is not worth the money, as all you have to do is read a little and you can find out what needs to be done to get in shape. The Gym membership is worth the money, but you can buy a few weights and do all of it at home, and with that said, all you need to do is start running and you can loose the fat. But this isnt about that. Its about fat that has been there for a lifetime, and the fat cells needs to be physically "broken" open to get the stored cellular products out. Another thing that isnt mentioned is that the laser actually stimulated collagen generation. So it (to a point) tightens your skin so when you shrink the fat cells, the skin tightens...which together, reduces the inches.\n\nI would love to hear your response. This isnt some fix all for some lazy person who wants to fix the damage from their unhealthy lifestyle. This is more to push your body once it hits that wall and cannot go any further.', 0, '1', '', '', 1288, 0, 'N'),
(1290, 8781, 'Crystal', 'stone61231@yahoo.com', '', '69.171.160.182', '2011-05-18 22:42:06', '2011-05-19 02:42:06', 'Just to let you know. I have been working in a Spa preforming the Zerona treatments for the past two years. We rarely had anyone not losing weight and if we did they had a thyroid diffeciency and were nearing the menapause age. For the most part almost everyone was extremly happy with their results and many people lost 11 inches in a two week period. This is huge....when you think about it.\n in....The Zerona absolutley worked for me and I did not change anything except for make sure I drank plenty of water.\nAnother tid bit, the Zerona was FDA cleared and their were double blind studies done with the company as well. Most companies have clearences for totalling different claims but the fact that it''s prime clearence is for actual BODY CONTOURING hits it right on the money.\nThe company stands behind their products with research. If you look at the studies you will see for yourself.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1291, 8781, 'Jason', 'jcfreeborn@yahoo.com', '', '67.112.120.70', '2011-05-19 00:27:42', '2011-05-19 04:27:42', 'Personal trainers are there for motivation...they are there to push, and help you stay motivated through a full workout.  Many people start an exercise program, but give up part way through, or don''t push through a FULL workout. I am not vouching for either side as far as Zerona, but I definitely feel like  your comment about trainers and exercise are a little off base. I can''t afford a personal trainer but I have put enough money into a gym that offers classes that keep me motivated for a full workout and I am getting results through hard work.', 0, '1', '', '', 1289, 0, 'N'),
(1292, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '74.9.121.147', '2011-05-20 12:16:47', '2011-05-20 16:16:47', 'I understand what personal trainers are for, and if they are good, they do have a good amount of knowledge. But if you are paying for motivation, it only works if you make it to the gym. Many of the gyms (say like LA fitness) make you pay up front for the trainers, and if you stop going, you still have to pay. ive seen trainers stand there in front of someone they were training, eating something while watching them do the excersize....or socializing while they were doing the excersize....and by the end, I didnt even see them work up a sweat. So how motivating is that? Im not bashing all trainers, but what the main problem is, that people (mostly americans) have gotten so lazy, that they have to pay people to "motivate" them. Point is, if you want something, you have to rely on youreself, not someone else. And what was "off based" about my comments?\n\nAs far as Zerona, I said that it is not to be used to offset a persons lazyness, but for those who hit a plateu and cannot lose the fat no matter how hard they workout, this may be a good push over that hump, as you are forcing the inside of the fat cells to be accessed. And thats where the excersize and drinking water come in. Both of these are important and can have their own affects by themselves, but what was brought up here, is that you have to excersize to but the "energy" that is being released by the cells, and drink plenty of water to flush the byproducts out of your body so they dont get reabsorbed byt the cells. I cant make in any simpler to undersatand.', 0, '1', '', '', 1291, 0, 'N'),
(1293, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '74.9.121.147', '2011-05-20 12:24:06', '2011-05-20 16:24:06', 'Forgot to say that I was about 18% bodyfat when I started going to the gym. A male 6''3 @ 185lbs. Skinny with some fat. So after a shoulder injury, I decided to goin a gym and get it better. Well after 10yrs and multiple variations of training, all that fat is basically still there, but I went from 185 to 245. 60lbs of muscle over 10 yrs. There have been many time where Ive done 1 hr of cardio 4-5x/week, low fat, low carbs.....yet still the fat doesnt want to come off. So I tried Zerona, and although I had to do 2 rounds of treatments, Ive finally been able to redistribute this fat and the few deposits (mostly love handles and under armpits) are finally gone. But looking back, Im glad that I did it this way, as I would be a 180 skinny guy, and would have never built the muscle.', 0, '1', '', '', 1292, 0, 'N'),
(1294, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '74.9.121.147', '2011-05-20 12:28:03', '2011-05-20 16:28:03', 'Crysal, Could you comment on what I was saying about the issue of stimulating the callogen in your skin, in where it hald tighten up (mildly) the area in which is treated? Is it true or just an aid in getting people in the door?', 0, '1', '', '', 1290, 0, 'N'),
(1295, 8781, 'Lola', 'c-heady@saber.net', '', '71.141.97.160', '2011-05-25 12:23:18', '2011-05-25 16:23:18', 'I am 71 years old and just had my first treatment yesterday.  I just want to look better in my clothes and I was guaranteed to loose the inches I need to loose. I signed up for two months (24) sessions.  I will let you know how it goes with me.  Thank you for your blog.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1296, 8781, 'Melissa', 'mellywog2000@yahoo.ca', '', '64.40.248.254', '2011-05-26 08:47:55', '2011-05-26 12:47:55', 'Wagjag.com has a special on it now (for 23 locations) if anyone is interested.  I was thinking about it but after reading this, I think I will pass and continue doing it the old fashion way.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1297, 8781, 'MS', 'mjsmd@bellsouth.net', '', '184.4.177.168', '2011-05-27 15:27:03', '2011-05-27 19:27:03', 'Dr. Mulholland,\n\nI would like to ask if you have ever been paid by the manufacturers of the Zerona to give talks about their product? If so, I think it would be appropriate for you to disclose that information here. Likewise, assuming you have a Zerona, I would like to ask you if you paid full price for it, or did you get it at a discount or for free in exchange for discussing the product with other potential customers.\n\nYou mentioned there are peer reviewed clinical studies available and they are posted on your website, www.spamedica.com. I went to your website and looked for those articles. I could not find them. In fact, I could not find any information about the Zerona at all on your website. Do you still offer the treatment? If so, why do you not advertise it on your website? Please post the links here.\n\nYou mentioned the company offers a guarantee if the treatment does not work. They are offering to repeat the treatment for free. If it did not work in the first place, repeating the same treatment is not much of a guarantee. Furthermore, who would actually have to pay for the repeat treatment? I don''t believe the manufacturer does the treatments. Are you saying that the manufacturer will pay the physician to repeat the treatment?\n\nAs far as very few doctors returning the machine being suggestive that the treatment works, I don''t think so. I looked into buying the machine and asked if there was a money back guarantee. I was told there was no such option. The best I could get was a pay as you go plan where I would have to buy time on the machine to do 15 treatments and I would not be able to get that money back if the treatments failed.\n\nI don''t understand how this machine can give any permanent results if the fat cells are not  being killed or removed. Is there any study that compares the effect of this treatment alone to a placebo or to the recommended diet alone?\n\nIf this machine truly works, I would be interested in owning one. However, at this point, I would need to seem some evidence that the machine works significantly better than diet or placebo alone.\n\nMS\n5-27-2011', 0, '1', '', '', 1274, 0, 'N'),
(1298, 8781, 'MS', 'mjsmd@bellsouth.net', '', '184.4.177.168', '2011-05-27 15:37:53', '2011-05-27 19:37:53', 'ELAD,\n\nFDA approval is much more about safety than efficacy. The process where the FDA approves new medical devices is MUCH DIFFERENT (way less) from the for new drugs.\n\nMost devices are approved using the so-called 510(k) process. In simple terms, if there’s an existing device that is pretty similar to the new device, and the old device is safe, then the FDA will clear the new one, too. If they are different, the FDA will make a new category. But they don’t test the devices for effectiveness. And that is a big problem.\n\nIf you look at the letter from the FDA there’s nothing in it about whether or not the laser works at all, ie how well the Zerona actually melt fat. The letter is all device classification. Being safe is NOT the same as being effective. Read the FDA approval letter, then ask your self the same questions.\n\nMS\n5-27-11', 0, '1', '', '', 1279, 0, 'N'),
(1299, 8781, 'Skeptic', 'skeptic@yahoo.ca', '', '24.226.122.202', '2011-05-29 10:35:15', '2011-05-29 14:35:15', 'All this talk of the device being approved by the FDA baffles me.  The FDA has no jurisdiction in Canada.  What does Health Canada have to say abou this?  Has this device been licensed by Health Canada?\n\nFor the record, what the earlier reviewer says about the FDA approval process is correct.  Health Canada, however, subjects the application for a medical device license to an extensive review process by evaluating safety and efficacy.  Start advertising that the Health Canda has approved this device for sale/use in Canada, and I might consider it.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1300, 8781, 'Jenn', 'ionrep@hotmail.com', '', '76.109.149.122', '2011-06-02 21:19:02', '2011-06-03 01:19:02', 'I''ve read most of the comments here. I''m someone who eats healthy and works out on a regular basis. Plain and simple- Zerona has worked for me and definitely helped in my "problem" areas. Say what you will but I''ve seen the results first hand.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1301, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '68.81.18.104', '2011-06-07 13:46:30', '2011-06-07 17:46:30', 'Your link was to a holiday inn deal, so I dont know where the "special" is....but what you have to remember is, that although not invasive, this is still a medical procedure.....and looking for the cheapest or "deal" is not the way you should be looking into anything to do with cosmetic procedures. Basically, if you cant afford it, you shouldnt have it....otherwise, you could end up like the woman from Europe coming to the USA to get a cheap silicone injections at a hotel, just to end up dead. So I hope your link to the Holiday Inn wasnt to promote these procedures at a hotel???', 0, '1', '', '', 1296, 0, 'N'),
(1302, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '68.81.18.104', '2011-06-07 13:49:41', '2011-06-07 17:49:41', 'Well, although tthe FDA may have their "Politics" affect things sometimes, the FDA is the most rigorous of all the countries. So if the FDA approves it, Im sure Canada will have no problem. If you dont agree, please name me one product where its approved in the USA where it is not in Canada.', 0, '1', '', '', 1299, 0, 'N'),
(1303, 8781, 'LloydDobbler2', 'jnaperski@yahoo.com', '', '68.81.18.104', '2011-06-07 13:52:00', '2011-06-07 17:52:00', 'Lola,\n\nGood for you to try these new things at your age....but as one of my other posts indicated, I was curious on how it affected tightening of your skin. Please let us all know how it turns out for you.', 0, '1', '', '', 1295, 0, 'N'),
(1304, 8781, 'NA', 'blancisima@yahoo.com', '', '207.38.232.219', '2011-07-09 00:19:02', '2011-07-09 04:19:02', 'I try this next month. Cant wait!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1305, 8781, 'Barbara', 'blevias@comcast.net', '', '24.4.15.191', '2011-07-17 23:05:18', '2011-07-18 03:05:18', 'I had treatment with Zerona 15 months ago and I lost about 2 inches after having 9 sessions.  the inches stayed off for about 3 or 4 weeks.  I am not rich and would never have paid so much money for these short time results.  I feel like I have been ripped off of my money and my time.  Save your money and avoid this deception!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1306, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '200.31.75.20', '2011-07-18 10:37:41', '2011-07-18 14:37:41', 'Well said, Barbara. l am sorry your Plastic Surgeon deceived you. Stay away from unscrupulous doctors and l would demand my money back, if l were you. Take care and be well.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1307, 8781, 'tita C.', 'woodysgirl4ever@gmail.com', '', '66.87.71.239', '2011-07-20 00:43:41', '2011-07-20 04:43:41', 'Hi everyone!\nI am 5''8 and weight 130 pounds. I am getting two sessions done around the waist area. I do watch my diet and work out twice a week. I hope this can tighten my stomach up a bit. I am not looking to lose weight, I just want to lose that last inch or two around my stomach (stomach is the toughest to lose for me) I have read all your posts and I am going to focus more on working out my adomen b4 getting the sessions. Thank u all :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1308, 8781, 'Lizzy', 'lizhender@yahoo.com', '', '64.132.245.234', '2011-07-20 11:36:43', '2011-07-20 15:36:43', 'Curious what you have to do to maintain results....I work out and eat well. Have a few places that I''d like to hit. If I continue to keep my exercise up and eat the right foods will the results stick.....? I would hate to have the money wasted but I am also not ignorant to think this is a quick fix.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1309, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '98.116.124.42', '2011-07-20 16:43:49', '2011-07-20 20:43:49', 'Tita C. and Lizzy, you are both abhorrent of reading, obviously, as if you read a couple of posts you would not be doing Zerona and instead saving your money for something else, like paying mortgage/rent. Sloth and laziness are a real problem in the US and it starts with the refusal to deduce for one''s self. WAKE the F*ck UP!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1310, 8781, 'Scout', 'llakai@gmail.com', '', '207.239.92.227', '2011-07-21 10:28:08', '2011-07-21 14:28:08', 'Hi Michelle, I find it disgusting that you didn''t learn about the company and include some research before writing your article. Last year I was at an investor''s conference that included a session of presentations by companies in the device/beauty industry. It was abhorrent. The executives talked about the market segment/population that they reached-- "our clients are getting younger and younger," many stated. They even referred to blogs and how they "tell their story." Thanks for confirming that for me! But seriously, can you please stop and think about how teenage girls (one of the fastest growing segment to have these type of ''non-invasive'' procedures) will think when reading your blog?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1311, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-21 10:58:26', '2011-07-21 14:58:26', '"Disgusting" is a strong word, and it sounds like you don''t understand the difference between a review and an endorsement. I was invited to try the service free and thought it would be interesting for my readers to read about. If you had read the full series of posts I wrote on Zerona, you''d know that I concluded it does not work. (You lose weight from the Curva if anything - not the procedure itself.)\n\nEveryone is responsible for doing their own research before committing to a procedure - I can''t take responsibility for people who don''t, or who misinterpret the content on my blog.', 0, '1', '', '', 1310, 1, 'N'),
(1312, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-21 11:26:50', '2011-07-21 15:26:50', 'Please scroll up to the update at the top of this post. I did not end up experiencing any results from this treatment.', 0, '1', '', '', 1308, 1, 'N'),
(1313, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-21 11:28:06', '2011-07-21 15:28:06', 'Tita, I don''t endorse this procedure. I would look into LipoSonix instead - it seems more promising for fat reduction.', 0, '1', '', '', 1307, 1, 'N'),
(1314, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-21 11:28:58', '2011-07-21 15:28:58', 'You probably lost inches from the Curva supplement.', 0, '1', '', '', 1305, 1, 'N'),
(1315, 8781, 'Sandra Francis', 'sandra.francis@erhonia.com', 'http://www.erchoniaeurope.com', '193.189.80.43', '2011-07-28 11:34:24', '2011-07-28 15:34:24', 'Dear Posters,\nAs someone who was understands the Erchonia family I will be able to speak openly and honestly.  It is a scam.  Even the Shank brothers dont truly believe.  They are trying to expand globally by selling territories for huge upfront payments as fast as possible before the public finds out it is a scam.   well it is too late.  between Zeltiq (which has same FDA approval as Zerona) and the bad reviews pasted all over the internet the jig is up for the zerona.  look at what they have done in last 18months.  nothing.  it is winding down the the US, europe has not accpted the technology and anytime you see any press recently it is done by erchonia.\n\nAnother way to see it is a scam. is the effort the Zerona operators go to make it look like a medical procedures.  you have a clinic, a consent form, a nurse etc.  for what.  a monkey can operate the zerona and is legally entitiled to do so (no license, training etc) . and then the cost.  how do they justify the cost. it cost nothing to run.  some electriticty, a room and a person to hit the buttom.\n\ni could go on and on and on.  but i think any reader will get the picture.  People who think zerona works is suffering from the placebo effecT.  ONLY THIS TIME IT ISNT A WHITE PILL BUT SPINING RED LIGHTS.\n\n\nErchonia made the zerona protocl so dependent on the patients behaviour on purpose.  i', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1316, 8781, 'Elad', 'theflafson@hotmail.com', '', '130.63.240.134', '2011-07-28 19:45:47', '2011-07-28 23:45:47', 'As someone who uses the technology on a daily basis i can openly and honestly say that Sandra is mostly wrong. I do not know internally how Erchonia works but i know how the Zerona works and it works really well. The results are amazing. You can''t expect to take someone who been eating cheese burgers daily for the past 20 years and make them skinny like a model but you can expect to lose anywhere between 3 to 20 inches in a month of treatments. It is of course measureless of about 3 different areas taken together. If you look in the market today the best non invasive (sometimes painful) other technologies out there provide something like 1-3 cm (not inches) of reduction for only a single area. If you check how much reduction you get with a real lipo surgery you would often find that you will get higher reduction with the Zerona than the surgery. People however are not objective and a change (with pain) that occurred when you went to sleep and then woke up seems more real than a change that happened without any pain and any risks and any negative side effects that occurred over a few weeks. That is why we take measurements and photos, to show people what they can''t always see themselves.\n\nA monkey can operate it? I have had to let go quite a few people who couldn''t operate it the proper way and they weren''t a monkey.\n\nObviously you have no idea how the industry work. The reason why there are consent form like when doing a medical procedure is because in most places in the world, laser is considered something that can cause damage so in many places by law you have to have nurses and doctors who are responsible for the operations and in the all the places you have insurance companies that tell you that if a customer doesn''t sign a consent form, you will not be insured if something happens.\n\nMany negative reviews? There has been thousands over thousands of people who did the Zerona already, out of them you see what 40 reviews? Out of them only 25 are bad? Unhappy people will run to tell about it far more than happy people, so if 10,000 people did the treatment (the number is much much higher) and we know that it doesn''t work on about 5% of the population, then you already have 500 people who it shouldn''t be working on and yet only 25 negative reviews?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1317, 8781, 'Charlie Shanks', 'cshanks@erchonia.com', 'http://www.erchonia.com', '12.183.44.94', '2011-07-29 10:38:30', '2011-07-29 14:38:30', 'Sandra,\nI am compelled to respond to your post as you state you are being open and honest. You claim to be someone who understands the Erchonia family like you personally know us, yet you don’t even know how to spell our last name. Let me address each of your false and misleading statements. You say that we don’t even believe in our own technology yet we launched a level (1) clinical trial to prove its efficacy which costs $100,000''s of thousand dollars. The lab results were so positive in the reduction of cholesterol levels we have since started another trial to prove its benefit. Does that sound like someone who doesn’t believe in their technology? We have been privileged to work with the Gates foundation to help people all over the world with product you say we don’t believe in...Amazing. Your statement we are launching globally-true we have 11 more countries that we be launched between August and Dec 2011 many of which are in Europe. To say we are selling rights before the public finds out is so juvenile it makes no sense. If we were trying to sell units as you say and get out we would do like allot of other companies and charge a high capital cost up front and walk away...as some one who claims to know us, you would think you would have known we do not do that. We partner with every clinic for the long term and place our product at a low no risk investment up front and charge on a monthly payment similar to leasing a car so we tie our success to that of all our Zerona providers...if they are not having good results they would return the machine and our business model would fail. We have seen the exact opposite; not are we only setting up a record number of new clinics every year, many are placing 2-3 machines because of the high demand. You say its to late the jig is up...trying not to laugh as you site Zelda. Read the latest press on them they have lost 86 million dollars, this is not my opinion this is public record look it for your self. Secondly you say its not accepted in the US yet I am happy to say at days close we will have had our best quarter of business in the companies 15 year history. Let’s address the bad reviews. There have been over 50,000 people in the US treated in the US and customer surveys show a 91% percent satisfaction rate. Many of the bad reviews online come from hired bloggers whom are employed by our competition (which I imagine you fall into that category). All the bad reviews you state (50) out of 50,000 plus treatments...you do the math, far better success rate then liposuction.\nTo those who claim the FDA only looks at safety doesn’t understand the medical industry or has been misinformed. If it was just about safety what would stop anyone to say their blow dryer or any other device stops wrinkles. You have to prove to the FDA as we did through a double blind, multi site, placebo controlled study that the device is effective for stated claim, that’s why the call it a market clearance. If you can’t show the product works for a specific condition you cannot legally market the device until it’s proven to be efficacious. We are the only non- invasive device to prove our product through a level (1) clinical trial, which are the same criteria the drug manufacturers have to adhere to. For all who claim that Curva is the thing that is causing inch reduction let me just state that it was not part of the clinical trial to prove the Zerona worked. Curva is a niacin supplement it only aides the body in helping rid the debris that has been liberated by the Zerona.\nIf anyone would like to see peer reviewd journals, clinical trials or any other information on Zerona and/or Erchonia I would be happy to provide them.\nSincerely,\nCharlie Shanks\nErchonia Corp\ncshanks@erchonia.com', 0, '1', '', '', 1315, 0, 'N'),
(1318, 8781, 'Barbara', 'blevias@comcast.net', 'http://blevias@comcast.net', '24.4.15.191', '2011-07-29 22:41:23', '2011-07-30 02:41:23', 'I have received 9 Zerona treatments and I did lose body fat from the treated areas.  The process was completely painless and  I would have more treatments if I was very, very wealthy,  My results lasted not much over a month (30 days) This was such a waste of my hard earned money.  There should be a recall on this machine because it is a rip off!  I would have been better off spending the money on liposuction because I would have gotten rid of my fat cells for good.  This has been a very expensive lesson.  Can I get my money back??', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1319, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '98.116.124.42', '2011-07-29 23:57:17', '2011-07-30 03:57:17', 'I had lipo from a well-known DC/Chevy Chase doctor that left depressions in my calves. I later went to Strax in Ft. Lauderdale because they had a special that I could afford to fix those dents that had left me more self-conscious than my fat calves.\n\nInstead of listening to me and addressing the issues, they were trying to sell me Zerona-type sessions but with a different name. They would have been convincing had I not educated myself during my time (years) of suffering. Fortunately, I saw the culture of selling. I felt like I was the mark in a bad con. It had all the elements of a B-movie but unfortunately, it is everyday life.\n\nThe truth was they had only one PS in their whole establishment that was skilled enough to do calves - calves and ankles have long been avoided as there is much more chance of deformity than any other body part and requires a highly skilled surgeon - and even he was not willing to undertake such a monumental task when he could easily prescribe Zerona or Zerona-like treatments. Treatments that are only slightly more successful than the body wraps  that promised us loss of inches until we drank a glass of water.\n\nThis may seem a bit of topic but it really isn''t. My observation is this is a bottom line culture and it''s purpose is to make money. Educate yourself and truly research your procedure and doctor before you undertake such a . I waited 3 more years after this occurrence and found an amazing doctor in Colombia. Colombia, you say? Remember I had an amazing, well-known American doctor and he mangled me. Moreover, my Colombian doctor trains most of your best surgeons worldwide. They come to Bogota for near-monthly courses or he trains them right here in US.  Dr. Alfredo Hoyos lifted my misery and gave me my life back. Had I done the Zerona treatments I would be out $3000+ and have even less self-respect for allowing myself to be duped. It is highly unfortunate that our happiness and self-worth is wrapped up in our appearance but such is life. Bottom line is don''t let anybody sell you pipe dreams. Empower yourself with education in this, indeed, any endeavour. Planning is ALWAYS the key to success.\n\nSunday\n\nPS: I contacted Charlie Shanks for those clinical trials but haven''t received them yet. Perhaps he had to run to the Hamptons for an unforeseen emergency. Remeber: Bottom line.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1320, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '98.116.124.42', '2011-07-29 23:59:55', '2011-07-30 03:59:55', 'Correction: "This may seem a bit off topic but it really isn’t."', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1321, 8781, 'Ivory', 'ivorycoupons@yahoo.com', '', '69.248.213.215', '2011-07-30 01:48:59', '2011-07-30 05:48:59', 'Is there another method you can recommend?', 0, '1', '', '', 1278, 0, 'N'),
(1322, 8781, 'Ivory', 'ivorycoupons@yahoo.com', '', '69.248.213.215', '2011-07-30 02:14:31', '2011-07-30 06:14:31', 'So how did your treatments go? Did you get results?', 0, '1', '', '', 1295, 0, 'N'),
(1323, 8781, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '184.147.231.51', '2011-07-30 10:37:45', '2011-07-30 14:37:45', 'LipoSonix sounds more promising but I haven''t been measured yet (it takes 3 months). Please see the update at the top of this post.', 0, '1', '', '', 1321, 1, 'N'),
(1324, 8781, 'Charlie Shanks', 'cshanks@erchonia.com', 'http://www.erchonia.com', '12.183.44.94', '2011-08-01 10:02:29', '2011-08-01 14:02:29', 'All Research articles can be found at; http://www.erchonia.com/clinical-research\nI have attached a few below\n\nhttp://www.clinicaltrial.gov/ct2/show/NCT00738426?term=Erchonia&amp;rank=3\nhttp://www.erchonia.com/files/uploads/1/file/Jackson_3LT%20Non-Invasive%20Approach%20for%20Body%20Contouring%20Randomized%20Controlled%20Study_LISM_12_09.pdf\nhttp://www.erchonia.com/files/uploads/1/file/Zerona%20Information%20Forms%20Summery_02_11.pdf', 0, '1', '', '', 1320, 0, 'N');
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(1325, 8781, 'John Holmes', 'John.Holmes@gmail.com', '', '193.189.80.43', '2011-08-04 12:00:00', '2011-08-04 16:00:00', 'Charlie,\n\nThis is what a reputable independent non-for-profit research body thinks of Erchonia and their research.  what do you to say to them?\n\nThe Erchonia Medical Company prides itself of being the only laser company that has based its sales upon scientific research. Since the suggested use of the Erchonia laser differs substantially from that of traditional laser therapy, it is necessary to analyze the statements by the Erchonia Medical Company.\n\nThe basic of the Erchonia therapy is this:\nRed laser light at 635 nm, power output of 7 mW, beam dispersed over a large linear area, scanned and applied through clothes and dressings, which is claimed to be sufficient to treat a great number of pathologic conditions.\nSince this is contradicting established laser therapy research, based upon 40 years of studies and more than 3000 published papers, let us scrutinize the Erchonia claims:\n\n1.The Erchonia claims are based upon research by the company and therefore more scientific than those of all other companies.\n\nIt is true that Erchonia has presented many investigations using their equipment and deserves credit for doing so. Some, on fat emulsification, have been published in per reviewed journals (but contradicted by one paper). The main target of the research is, however, centered upon winning FDA approval to allow marketing, not to produce scientifically valid findings. For instance, their investigation on pain has still not been published in a peer reviewed journal. The philosophy is clearly seen in the statement ….Low level lasers have endeavored in more substantial clinical, cellular &amp; molecule trails that have not only been expensive to undertake, but time consuming; This is in part the reason why there are still very few indications for low power lasers [1]. An “indication” is not the same as an FDA clearance to sell some equipment.\n\n2.The Erchonia method is based upon scientific evidence.\n\nLooking on the company’s web site and on those of users and supporters, we find words such as:\n\nEnergy medicine\n\n\nMeridians\n\n\nFoot bath\n\n\nDetoxification\nThese are all key words in the so-called alternative medicine and consequently not scientific. The word “science” has a strict definition and does not include any alternative methods until these have indeed qualified themselves as scientific. Some have passed this transformation, some may still do it and some will never pass. A presentation of such scientifically non-accepted ideas can be seen on Youtube [2], where one of the persons often referred to by Erchonia talks about his ideas.\nOne of the most commonly used methods in Erchonia therapy is applied kinesiology (not to be mixed up with kinesiology). The most frequent test in kinesiology is to check the muscle strength of the patient, then perform a therapy, (crystals, magnets, touch, electricity, colors, laser etc) and then retest. The validity of this method is not only questioned but completely rejected by the scientific community. In the book Trick of treatment? Alternative Medicine on Trial [3] the authors write “When testing these methods scientifically, the most reliable investigational methods show that these methods lack effect. Generally they do not meet the repetition criterion (a trial must be possible to repeat to be valid), which means than ten therapist can give ten different diagnostic results.” One of the authors is a former professor of complementary medicine and former homeopath (Edzard Ernst) and one is a doctor of particle physics (Simon Singh).Their book is based upon a thorough evaluation of the available scientific documentation of alternative medicine.\n\nThe Wikipedia description of the methods is as follows:\nThe term alternative medicine, as used in the modern Western world, encompasses any unproven healing practice "that does not fall within the realm of conventional medicine".[1] Commonly cited examples include naturopathy, chiropractic, herbalism, traditional Chinese medicine, Unani, Ayurveda, meditation, yoga, biofeedback, hypnosis, homeopathy, acupuncture, and diet-based therapies, in addition to a range of other practices.[2] It is frequently grouped with complementary medicine, which generally refers to the same interventions when used in conjunction with mainstream techniques,[3][4][5] under the umbrella term complementary and alternative medicine, or CAM. Some significant researchers in alternative medicine oppose this grouping, preferring to emphasize differences of approach, but nevertheless use the term CAM, which has become standard.[6][7]\nAlternative medicine practices are as diverse in their foundations as in their methodologies. Practices may incorporate or base themselves on traditional medicine, folk knowledge, spiritual beliefs, or newly conceived approaches to healing.[8] Jurisdictions where alternative medical practices are sufficiently widespread may license and regulate them. The claims made by alternative medicine practitioners are generally not accepted by the medical community because evidence-based assessment of safety and efficacy is either not available or has not been performed for many of these practices. If scientific investigation establishes the safety and effectiveness of an alternative medical practice, it may be adopted by conventional practitioners.[9][10] Because alternative techniques tend to lack evidence, some have advocated defining it as non-evidence based medicine, or not medicine at all. Some researchers state that the evidence-based approach to defining CAM is problematic because some CAM is tested, and research suggests that many mainstream medical techniques lack solid evidence.[11]\n\n3. Erchonia claims that people can be treated with weak red light through clothes, whether black or transparent and also through wound dressings.\n\nIn a Youtube demonstration [4], Dr Kevin Flattery, an employee of Majes-Tec Innovations (an Erchonia Medical affiliation) claims that photons travel through our body. Steven Shanks, founder of Erchonia is participating in the same program and has no objections. This claim is against the laws of physics and is simply not true. Neutrinos do pass through our bodies; photons in the LPT range do not. Anybody can verify this through a simple test. As for wound dressings, this is partly correct. In the study by Lilge and Nunes [5], the transmission of laser light varies with different dressings (and wavelengths) but can reach 50%, depending on the type of dressing and wavelength. The claim by Erchonia here is not entirely incorrect but the veracity is rather relative.\nThe First Law of Photochemistry (and photophysics) states that: light must be absorbed for photochemistry (or photophysics) to occur. When irradiating a spread-out 7 mW red laser beam through clothing, there will only be a fraction of the light absorbed in the tissue, and at a superficial level only. Even though we do recognize systemic effect, there must be a certain energy threshold in the tissue to trigger such effects. A penetration film demonstrating the transmission loss of 650 nm red light through different textiles can be found here. (avi 70 mb)\n\n4.Erchonia claims that “there seem to be many self proclaimed experts in laser therapy and the problem is none of them actually do any research”.\n\nThe problem here is that the company has problems finding serious researchers standing up for their claims. Those of any scientific standard who have used the Erchonia laser with good results have used it within the range of its normal capacities (wound healing and other superficial conditions, and not through clothes). It is also odd that the company chooses to quote such “self proclaimed experts” when the opinions of these persons are in agreement with those of Erchonia. [1] It is also the opinion of Erchonia that persons who have not been performing research do not have any knowledge in a subject. Thus, a doctor of physics specialized in optics and having been focusing on LPT for 25 years has no knowledge in the field.\n\n5.According to Erchonia Medical there are very low level lasers (effective) such as those of the company itself and “heat lamps” of excessive output, which do more harm than good.\n\nThe author does not touch upon the following:\n\nAbout 90% of all published in vivo studies have used powers between 30-500 mW [5].\nThe text seems to overlook these lasers and reading it gives the impression that there are only two kinds of lasers – those below 10 mW and those above 1000 mW.\nThe author uses the term “heat lamps” for the majority of FDA approved lasers, well knowing that this designation is a “benevolent loophole” by the FDA. By classifying a laser as a heat lamp the manufacturer is allowed to sell the laser. But a 500 mW laser is of course not a heat lamp and the mechanism is not based upon heat but upon photobiology. This is common knowledge.\n A digest of the scientifically confirmed dose intervals for musculo-skeletal indications can be found on www.walt.nu.\nErchonia Medical states: A study proved that 540nm and 633nm had a strong effect on the action potential of the nerve and 904nm, 660nm, 830nm, 880nm and 950nm had no effect. Since these wavelengths are not affecting the nerve through biostimulation they try and affect the nerve through heat which has a completely different consequence.\nErchonia either shows little understanding of the conclusions that can be drawn from individual studies, or worse, knowingly chooses to ignore a vast body of scientific literature that states the opposite. For example, leading researchers in the US are using 830 nm for nerve regeneration, 780 is very successfully used in Israel. The above quote is a blatant way of reading the bible in the way the devil does.\n\nSumming up, the claims by Erchonia Medical are biased and a scientific rationale for the effects is missing, except for the indications we already know low levels of red laser light can do. Erchonia may or may not find new areas for treatment and develop new concepts. If so, they are to be congratulated, but for the time being the claim of the Erchonia Medical to be a science based company is at the present moment simply not true. Mixing science and pseudoscience never pays in the long run and a strict scientific approach is the only way to gain acceptance for laser phototherapy. A demonstration of the Erchonia style of treating through clothes has been on Youtube for a long period and can be seen here.(n.b..quick time .mov)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1326, 8781, 'Sandra Francis', 'Sandra.francis@gmail.com', '', '81.159.128.118', '2011-08-05 19:36:31', '2011-08-05 23:36:31', 'Charlie,\n The fact that you felt it necessary to reply actually proves how dire the situation is for Erchonia.  you would never see Steve Balmer from Microsoft  reply to a Canadian blog.\n\nvery pathetic.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1327, 8781, 'TeachSci', 'andilynn_melissa@hotmail.com', '', '75.158.85.123', '2011-08-15 15:17:49', '2011-08-15 19:17:49', 'I have spent much time reading through these posts and have not gained any new insights in regards to the Zerona treatment and its efficacy. All treatments have pros and cons, and to make anything in life be a success, effort should be put into it. Is there not a particular pre-and post-surgery regiment for most procedures to achieve the greatest results?\n\nBecause the treatment supposedly cleans you from the inside out (fat-wise) doesn''t it make sense that you should aid in the removal of waste to increase your success rate? What I am hearing is that Zerona should be an end-all-be-all product with no effort put in by the patient. When looking at the above posts it is those that were following proper lifestyles that achieved the greatest results. I see nothing wrong with that, and, believe that results would last more than a month if patients continued to live a healthier lifestyle. Its not like lipo lasts forever without the effort.\n\nI have received a significant deal on the Zerona treatments and as such am willing to give it a shot. My treatments begin tomorrow and so far the only thing that I am doing they recommend is drinking a lot of water. I am and will continue to stay physically fit, and will continue to eat healthy (for the most part) and try to avoid caffeine and alcohol as recommended.\n\nI am not going into the treatments with the unrealistic expectation that I will lose a bunch of inches without properly taking care of myself, nor am I in denial about the fact that fat will be gained back unless I continue to lead a healthy lifestyle.\n\nWill update with progress.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1328, 8781, 'Lisa', 'emcnergney@yahoo.com', '', '74.73.161.40', '2011-08-17 13:35:42', '2011-08-17 17:35:42', 'HI - Not only did it not work but I know have a fatty deposit on my eyelid and above my knee. This occurred after 5 treatments and so I never went back. I am wondering how many others who have used Zerona have had resulting fatty pockets.', 0, '1', '', '', 1279, 0, 'N'),
(1329, 8781, 'Lisa', 'emcnergney@yahoo.com', '', '74.73.161.40', '2011-08-17 13:49:57', '2011-08-17 17:49:57', 'Hi - I wanted to let potential consumers of Zerona know of my experience. I went 5 times and drank all of the water, exercised, took all of the vitamins (which are blood thinners in combination and I am anemic so not such a good idea to take high doses of niacin, fish oil and Ginko Biloba). BUT the main result that I want people to know about is the resulting  fatty deposit that formed on my right eyelid on the 6th day. I also have a fatty deposit above my right knee (which I can live with but my EYE!!). I am now considering looking for a Personal Injury Attorney because after 10 weeks the fatty deposits have not gone away. I would like to know if this result has happened to anyone else? Even if there is only a 2% chance the manufacturers and sellers of Zerona should disclose this possibility...after all it is FDA approved...doesn''t that mean they are required to give consumers ALL the possible risks.', 0, '1', '', '', 1275, 0, 'N'),
(1330, 8781, 'Tuesday', 'tb6556@gmail.com', '', '66.41.55.6', '2011-08-22 23:25:11', '2011-08-23 03:25:11', 'I''ve just finished my 7th treatment today. I leave my black panties and cami on.  I''m over 50, 5''4" and at the highest point my weight was pushing 148.  I was going into size 10''s and am used to size 6-8.  I know, some might say ... what am I doing this for, but I''ve been around 130 most of my adult life, so 20 lbs means a whole new wardrobe and I like my clothes! There is prep work involved, following a strict diet, exercise til you sweat, taking the niacin and protein drink. My clinic also has me drinking Ionized water, and lots of it. Before my treatments, my cravings went away for sweets, pasta and wine.  By the 5th treatment I got into a pair of jeans I''ve not worn in over a year.  I''ve had thigh and inner knee cellulite getting worse for many years. My thighs/knees are thinner and visibly smoother. I have two treatments left, I love my Gluten Free diet &amp; feel great! Today is day 23.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1331, 8781, 'Lola', 'c-heady@saber.net', '', '71.141.108.122', '2011-08-23 01:29:20', '2011-08-23 05:29:20', 'When I took these 24 sessions I decided that I would not diet stringently and just make sure I ate healthy and didn''t exercise any more than I already do. I was assured that these treatments would work and I would loose inches.  After two weeks (6 sessions) I was getting apprehensive and was afraid I had made a mistake.  I mentioned this to the Doctor and he assured me that it would take some more time.  These treatments are very expensive and as I lay on the table I thought of a friend of mine that is a retired physicist who told me that there was no such thing as a "cold lazer".  Oh, my gosh, what have I done?????  On the third week I believed that my clothes were a little bit looser.  My 72 year old body has had pain from arthritis for years and I wondered if it was the summer months or the treatments that was making me feel better.  I had more energy and my mood was improved.  This sounds too good to be true!!  I did not notice any difference to my skin.  On the fourth week I knew that my tight genes were looser.  The 120 miles a day I was traveling to Santa Rosa for these treatments was expensive but also gave me time to reflect on my life and treatments.  Four more weeks and I was happy and was wishing I had the money to have another 24 sessions.  I lost a full size from a 14 to size 12 and I can squeeze into the size10s.  Would I recommend these treatments?  Yes, but wait until the cost comes down. I figured that it cost me $300.00 a pound..........  Carol Heady in Northern California', 0, '1', '', '', 1303, 0, 'N'),
(1332, 8781, 'Sunday', 'sundaygardenia@gmail.com', '', '98.116.124.42', '2011-08-23 02:01:11', '2011-08-23 06:01:11', '"Tight genes", lady? Really?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1333, 8781, 'Lisa', 'lisakanouse@hotmail.com', '', '24.193.90.121', '2011-08-26 10:02:46', '2011-08-26 14:02:46', 'I just finished a 6 treatment zerona program, followed all the rules and saw absolutely no results.  I work out 5-6 days/week, eat a healthy diet and drink plenty of water...also took the curva suppliment.  I found this to be a waste of money.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1334, 8781, 'Viktoria', 'msviktosha@gmail.com', '', '98.117.207.91', '2011-08-28 19:02:19', '2011-08-28 23:02:19', 'ZERONA does NOT work at all! I have had 9 sessions, $200 each. There is NO result what so ever!. I was followed everything they have been telling me: 8 glasses af water dayly, no coffeine, no alcohol, 30 min. of dayly walking, 1 capcul of CURVA (they gave me a jar of 60 capliques named CURVA and I was continue taking them until they gone -exactly like they instructed me)\nThis is scam. Do not spend your money on it.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1335, 8781, 'ANON', 'ANON@GNON.com', '', '76.173.80.232', '2011-09-03 19:41:44', '2011-09-03 23:41:44', 'I broke down a Zerona machine, I personally took it apart it''s a scam. Its the same laser frequencies that a common house hold laser pointer uses. Next time diet and exercise and put a laser pointer on your skin cause it''s the same thing.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1336, 8781, 'Barbara', 'blevias@comcast.net', 'http://blevias@comcast.net', '24.4.15.191', '2011-09-03 22:10:56', '2011-09-04 02:10:56', 'If Zerona stands behind their claim that you will lose from 3 to 9 inches, How do I contact them\nto either get my money back or receive additional treatments.  I lost 2" inches after having\n9 sessions.  The inches stayed off a very short while.  I thought it cost too much for what I got.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1337, 8801, 'Monica', 'beauty.parler@yahoo.com', 'http://www.beautyparler.ca', '207.112.120.100', '2010-05-14 14:03:32', '2010-05-14 18:03:32', 'Great post! Henna is so sweet, never met her in person but exchanged a few emails &amp; she''s always polite in her emails &amp; generous with advice.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1338, 8801, 'Wrinkle Venom', 'williambrownbill@yahoo.com', 'http://www.hollywoodviper.com.au/', '223.29.194.1', '2011-07-31 11:16:14', '2011-07-31 15:16:14', 'She is beautiful and its quite obvious, Punjabi girls are really beautiful.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1339, 8109, 'Alex', 'alexandradao@gmail.com', 'http://xandra.tumblr.com', '24.203.203.109', '2010-05-13 19:16:04', '2010-05-13 23:16:04', 'I''ve been thinking about this lately. I used to always carry at least 3 lip glosses in my purse at all times but now they''ve all been replaced by lipstick and lip stains (I''m loving Joe Fresh lip stains - cheap and effective). For me it''s all about a more pigmented bright lip that will last, and if I want a slightly glossier effect there are lipsticks that offer that.\n\nHonestly I don''t know if I''ll want to go back to lip gloss if/when the tides turn. I''m so over my hair sticking to my lips whenever the wind blows and I think it would get hard to get used to the feeling of gloss again.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1340, 8109, 'Lisa ~ Urban Natie Girl', 'lcharleyboy@gmail.com', 'http://www.lisacharleyboy.com', '99.232.200.212', '2010-05-14 00:43:00', '2010-05-14 04:43:00', 'I have come to shudder whenever I see a gloss with a metallic sheen to it. Try to find one without it ... it''s very difficult. I still am not ready to go for a matte look quite yet and I like the ease of a gloss so I am guessing stain in the direction I need to go in. More research to be done ...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1341, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 10:31:58', '2010-05-14 14:31:58', 'Alex - glad you agree! And good point about the hair sticking to your gloss - so annoying but I put up with that for YEARS. No more.\n\nLisa - I''ll be posting about a couple of new stains soon that you might like. But another option would be one of those tinted lip balms or tinted lip glosses that come in a lipstick tube. They tend to be less goopy and have more pigment than normal lip gloss, but are still very sheer.\nYSL makes one that is a gloss: http://beautyeditor.ca/2009/09/24/channeling-studio-54-val-garland-presents-ysls-autumn-look-part-one-of-two/#more-3469\nAnd this balm one by Vasanti Cosmetics is quite good: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/02/08/review-vasanti-cosmetics/\n\nOtherwise I''d consider checking out Chanel''s new Rouge Coco line - even though they''re lipsticks, they were specifically designed to feel like lip balms. I love them! http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/03/17/new-makeup-launches-march-2010/', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1342, 8109, 'dallas', 'dallas.curow@gmail.com', 'http://rationalpassion.blogpspot.com', '132.206.105.217', '2010-05-14 12:42:44', '2010-05-14 16:42:44', 'I TOTALLY agree! I can''t remember the last time I used lipgloss on myself, or on one of my clients. Ever since I started using Benetint about 8 years ago, I haven''t looked back! Plus, I find that so many new lipsticks have a wonderful moisturizing consistency that doesn''t necessitate layering on gloss overtop (or aftewards). Lipstick formulas have really improved, and are far less drying than they used to be.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1343, 8109, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '38.99.156.5', '2010-05-14 14:18:23', '2010-05-14 18:18:23', 'Lipstick all the way! I am a bit biased on the topic clearly. I love gloss on top of lipstick but day to day, lipstick rules!  Always make me feel put together. I''m a bit obsessed with Rouge Coco''s and now am intrigued about the Revlon ones.\n\nI did see something interesting though on LisaEldridge.com and she mentionned that there was a study done in the UK that lipgloss is still ahead of lipstick...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1344, 8109, 'ChickAdvisor', 'cathy.morrison@chickadvisor.com', 'http://www.chickadvisor.com', '207.245.202.198', '2010-05-14 16:54:00', '2010-05-14 20:54:00', 'I''m a bit of a wimp when it comes to lip colours so I admit I''m still using gloss.  I adore a bold lip on other people, but when it comes to myself, I just feel safer with gloss or lip balm for my everyday look!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1345, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 18:37:48', '2010-05-14 22:37:48', 'Michelle - you will LOVE the Revlon ones. They are so, so good. Colours are nice and flat - no shimmer - and the pigments are very rich. Everyone is talking about them.\n\nChickAdvisor - maybe we can change that! See my comment above to Lisa... there are a few options there. And today''s post was about a new stain from Stila that I''m really loving: http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/14/editors-pick-stila-raspberry-crush-lip-cheek-stain/\nIt''s not too bold, I promise!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1346, 8109, 'Susan', 'susan.hemstreet@hotmail.com', '', '205.206.142.59', '2010-05-19 15:20:51', '2010-05-19 19:20:51', 'I love the feel of lipstick &amp; tinted lip balm. I totally agree with Alex-no more hair stuck to my face-yippee! I''m having a hard time though finding a pretty, soft colour (I don''t really like dark/bright colours on me), drugstore lipstick. If anyone has ideas, that would be wonderful!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1347, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-20 17:04:44', '2010-05-20 21:04:44', 'Susan, keep an eye out for Revlon''s new ColorBurst lipsticks - they will be in stores next month. http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/04/15/sneak-peek-revlon-colorburst-lipstick/\nThey have 20 shades and a few are on the softer side so I''m sure there will be something you''ll like. The texture is amazing - very sheer - and the price is right ($11.95).', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1348, 8109, 'Susan', 'susan.hemstreet@hotmail.com', '', '75.156.141.172', '2010-05-26 11:15:39', '2010-05-26 15:15:39', 'Thanks Michelle! I''ll have to keep an eye out for those Revlon lippies. One I just found that I really like is Pure Anada''s natural lipstick in Icy Pink. It''s a nice, soft shade of pink that isn''t too frosty. Good gosh, I already have a lip balm and lip gloss collection, now I''ll also have a lipstick collection! ;)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1349, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-26 11:54:03', '2010-05-26 15:54:03', 'Pure Anada? Will have to check it out... where did you buy? Just tried to get on their website but it''s gone down.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1350, 8109, 'Susan', 'susan.hemstreet@hotmail.com', '', '75.156.141.172', '2010-05-26 16:38:10', '2010-05-26 20:38:10', 'You can buy Pure Anada online at www.thepureboutique.com. I got my Pure Anada lipstick from our store (my Mom &amp; I run a small boutique in Calgary Alberta called Chateau Country Lace). Anyway, I hadn''t tried Pure Anada''s lipstick (even though we''ve carried the line since October) before. I''ve used her glosses, which are fantastic. But I thought with all the lipstick that''s out now, I might as well give it a try. I love it! We actually need to do a Pure Anada reorder - we''re getting a bit low - I think we have a few lipsticks left - Cedar Rose &amp; Chocolate Kiss.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1351, 8109, 'makeupbymegan (Megan Vaughan)', '', 'http://twitter.com/makeupbymegan/statuses/14519898219', '', '2010-05-22 22:33:40', '2010-05-23 02:33:40', 'Say it isn''t so.......lipgloss is out of fashion? http://beautyeditor.ca/2010/05/13/is-it-just-me-or-is-lip-gloss-kind-of-over/', 0, '1', '', 'tweetback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1352, 8109, 'Vee', 'sswpss@yahoo.com', '', '98.208.70.241', '2011-01-18 21:55:20', '2011-01-19 02:55:20', 'My lip glosses have been neglected lately because I do agree, as you, that they seem to be dated. I have this orangey lip gloss that I still like and wear but on rare occassions (when I''m going for the glowy natural look). However, I''ve been using lipsticks with lip-balm underneath--more opaque as a stain or darker for more pigment. I never knew how much I would love lipstick because I''ve been a lip gloss girl forever.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1353, 8109, 'Tanveer', 'tanveer.parmar@gmail.com', 'http://addictedtoblush.blogspot.com/', '114.143.131.154', '2011-01-19 07:21:28', '2011-01-19 12:21:28', 'Ok, confession time - I used to be a total gloss girl! When I read this article of your''s last summer - I thought - No Way, is lipgloss gonna go out of fashion.\n\nBut lo &amp; behold, 7 mnths down the line - this self confessed gloss girl is a lipstick addict now. I have tons of lipsticks - right from Revlon Colorburst (6 of them!) to Maybelline Colorsensational to L''Oreal Color Riche. Just can''t get enough of them - my lipglosses are sitting unused &amp; lipstick is my go-to.\n\nI love reading your blog - not only are the articles fun, but they are also very informative. :D', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1354, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-26 18:22:42', '2011-01-26 23:22:42', 'Same here! Now when I don''t wear lipstick, I will usually just go for a balm. Kind of over getting my hair stuck in the lip gloss as well. :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 1352, 1, 'N'),
(1355, 8109, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2011-01-26 18:24:09', '2011-01-26 23:24:09', 'Hilarious! Glad you''re having fun with the lipsticks! Not sure if you saw this post but a few new options here you might like (sorry to be an enabler!!): http://beautyeditor.ca/2011/01/19/can-we-talk-about-lipstick-again-because-there-are-some-new-ones%E2%80%94and-balms-and-stains-and-liners-too%E2%80%94that-deserve-your-attention/', 0, '1', '', '', 1353, 1, 'N'),
(1356, 8854, 'Gimped', 'gimped@hotmail.com', '', '67.224.83.3', '2010-05-17 17:50:22', '2010-05-17 21:50:22', 'I''ve wanted to try lip stains for a while. Any suggestions for more affordable ones? I don''t wanna fork out all that dough and not like it ...', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1357, 8854, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-17 18:05:12', '2010-05-17 22:05:12', 'Yes! Joe Fresh and CoverGirl both make lip stains so those would be your best bets... I think both are under $10.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1358, 8854, 'Andrea Claire', 'andrea@aclairebeauty.com', 'http://www.aclairebeauty.com', '70.113.107.173', '2010-05-19 06:53:39', '2010-05-19 10:53:39', 'Can I add my 2 cents?? I have an array of Joe Fresh Beauty in my kit, including the lipstains. The pigments are great and they last a long time. Tip: most women tend to lick their lips subconsiously prior to applying lippy - this will interfere with the application. Apply on dry lips and if you need a little moisture apply lip care on top.\nAlso - you can DIY with food colouring if you are daring. :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1359, 8854, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-19 09:45:38', '2010-05-19 13:45:38', 'Great tips, AC! (Especially food colouring... that''s a first!)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1360, 8854, 'Lindsay', 'lindsay.mail@gmail.com', 'http://sometimesicing.com', '208.94.108.66', '2010-05-25 16:07:42', '2010-05-25 20:07:42', 'I bought this product a while ago in a different colour. Cherry crush. I was wearing a white coat the day I tried it at the store, and I loved how it looked. But either I ran out of product after only a few applications, or my tube is broken. I click and click and click and nothing comes out anymore. It gives me a bit of sad face.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1361, 8854, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '70.27.144.249', '2010-05-25 19:30:27', '2010-05-25 23:30:27', 'Oh no I have sad face for you! That''s the annoying thing about the clicking packages... a bunch of beauty eds and I were JUST talking about this the other day. (Yes, we really are losers that discuss these things. Solving world peace, yo!) Anyway, with the clicking you never know if/when the product is done... usually it just stops one day without warning and that is not nice at all.\n\nI wonder if the store would replace it for you? Worth a try. Or you could just buy a cheapie replacement from Joe Fresh or CoverGirl - their stains are both awesome too. (I just tend to write more about the spendy stuff.)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1362, 8854, 'Stila Raspberry Crush Lip &amp; Cheek Stain', '', 'http://imabeautygeek.com/2010/06/29/lipstick-diary-what-i-wore-that-day-20/', '69.163.147.88', '2010-06-29 12:03:05', '2010-06-29 16:03:05', '[...] the pomegranate sister has no shimmer. Still, this one is a pretty colour pop, and like Michelle at BeautyEditor.ca says, light on the lips for a season where light makeup textures are what we want. This is Stila [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1363, 8859, 'ena', 'enaenano@hotmail.com', '', '201.155.225.50', '2010-11-24 19:35:40', '2010-11-25 00:35:40', 'hola Michelle!\n\nI got a cuestion here: how do I know when a lipstick contains blue color?? I dunno...  gracias!!!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1364, 8859, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '76.70.118.254', '2010-11-29 19:14:11', '2010-11-30 00:14:11', 'Lipsticks with blue undertones will be more on the pink / cherry side.... whereas ones with yellow undertones will look more brownish or orange. I hope that makes sense! Sometimes the easiest thing to do is just try them on if you can before you buy!', 0, '1', '', '', 1363, 1, 'N'),
(1365, 8863, 'Joy', 'joy@makeupjunkie.ca', 'http://MakeupJunkie.ca', '99.233.216.134', '2010-05-13 09:19:29', '2010-05-13 13:19:29', 'Kinda wish I didn''t get to try this blush because now I''m hooked and want all! Which reminds me - I gotta do my review! I''m not surprised they are almost sold out! Didn''t get to test out the Face Fabric Radiance Second Skin - will have to check out!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1366, 8863, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-13 15:32:24', '2010-05-13 19:32:24', 'Can''t wait to read your review, Joy!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1367, 8863, 'Arianne', 'arianne@glittergeek.ca', 'http://www.glittergeek.ca', '70.54.15.123', '2010-05-13 22:04:59', '2010-05-14 02:04:59', 'If it''s as good as you describe it to be, then I really have to check this out!  I''m a bit blush-obsessed. :P', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1368, 8863, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 10:25:49', '2010-05-14 14:25:49', 'Arianne - I think you will love! (Just look at Joy - she wants all three colours!)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1369, 8863, 'Cheek couture &laquo; Health &amp; Swellness', '', 'http://healthandswellness.com/2010/05/25/cheek-couture/', '74.200.245.246', '2010-05-25 06:21:56', '2010-05-25 10:21:56', '[...] so before it all sells out, you&#8217;d be better off reading BeautyEditor.ca&#8217;s Michelle Villett&#8217;s review of it cuz there&#8217;s no knowing when I&#8217;ll get around to &#8220;ruining&#8221; the brand new [...]', 0, '1', '', 'pingback', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1370, 8871, 'Lisa', 'liss07@gmail.com', 'http://tinytowngal.blogspot.com', '82.16.15.116', '2010-05-17 10:34:50', '2010-05-17 14:34:50', 'OMgosh!!!  I love the baby in a sling, what a fantastic promo!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1371, 8871, 'Anya (I''m the It Girl)', 'imtheitgirl@gmail.com', 'http://www.imtheitgirl.com', '96.49.143.167', '2010-05-17 12:33:57', '2010-05-17 16:33:57', 'I love the earthy "paper" tones of this collection. So perfect for the summer.\nOh those paper dolls are the best! Thanks for sharing.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1372, 8871, 'Michelle (LipstickRules)', 'lipstickrules@gmail.com', 'http://lipstickrules.com', '24.150.223.31', '2010-05-17 21:14:00', '2010-05-18 01:14:00', 'Love the paper dolls!\n\nI bought two lipsticks from this collection and have been wearing them regularly.  Also got the Instant Chic blush which is amazing. I think this is fantastic collection for neutral loving people like me. I am still on the fence about Coral Crepe paint pot though...not sure if I would use it daily.I  need to think fast though cause it''s selling like hot cakes apparently.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1373, 8871, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-18 08:52:46', '2010-05-18 12:52:46', 'I agree, Anya and Michelle - the neutral tones are not what I''m used to seeing from M.A.C (they''re known for highly pigmented brights), so it''s a nice change!\n\nAnd good to know the Coral Crepe is selling fast... I do quite like it. I like that it''s not TOO coral but still different enough from the usual taupes, browns, that I tend to put on my lids.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1374, 8880, 'Lesa', 'lesa.hannah@sympatico.ca', '', '209.82.39.52', '2010-05-13 15:52:53', '2010-05-13 19:52:53', 'She''s not so au naturel now with her new implants. And yes, I think she should have held out for a greener brand.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1375, 8880, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-13 16:01:06', '2010-05-13 20:01:06', 'Oh good point - I forgot to mention the implants! I guess that says it all really. Oh, Kate - what happened to you?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1376, 8880, 'Jill D', 'jmdunn000@hotmail.com', '', '99.226.235.225', '2010-05-13 23:02:39', '2010-05-14 03:02:39', 'She will move that product, FOR sure. Naturel or not, big step up from Elaine Mellencamp!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1377, 8880, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 10:30:06', '2010-05-14 14:30:06', 'Agreed!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1378, 8880, 'Monica', 'beauty.parler@yahoo.com', 'http://www.beautyparler.ca', '207.112.120.100', '2010-05-14 14:09:05', '2010-05-14 18:09:05', 'Oh yes the famous implants...atleast they''re natural looking &amp; not Heidi''s dimensions:-) A bit suprised with Kate''s decison to work with Almay however her makeup looks fantastic in that pic.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1379, 8880, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-14 18:31:22', '2010-05-14 22:31:22', 'Yes she does that tone on tone nudey makeup thing so well... and Almay is kind of known for that look too.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1380, 8880, 'thechicstorm', 'marilisaracco@gmail.com', 'http://thechicstorm.blogspot.com', '174.91.51.47', '2010-05-15 01:57:03', '2010-05-15 05:57:03', 'I dig her. And the implants, while a strange move for her at this stage in her career, aren''t offensive in any way. Besides, girlfriend was f-l-a-t.\nP.S. That Rainforest concert wound up with Sting, Gaga, Elton John et al on stage singing "Don''t Stop Believin''". Can you imagine?!?', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1381, 8887, 'Helen', 'hlmather@hotmail.com', '', '82.23.111.73', '2010-05-18 15:39:42', '2010-05-18 19:39:42', 'I have naturally poker straight shiny hair, and it takes me 1.5 hrs to wave it using a conical wand. Even then it''s more like the odd kink here and there after a few hours, don''t think sexy bedroom hair; think odd straight bits mixed with irregular waves.  I could never get if fluffy, or matte! Oh and to top it all I look ridiculous with a centre parting, it just makes my face look fat. Guess I''ll be very off trend this summer...!  The one saving grace could be my bangs... :)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1382, 8887, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-18 16:51:36', '2010-05-18 20:51:36', 'I hear you, Helen - my hair doesn''t hold curl well either! Have you ever tried curling with a flat iron? I''ll be posting soon about an interview I did with Kristjan Hayden, a hairstylist in NYC who also works with Goody. He said curl holds WAY better when you use a flat iron. And the right products, of course.\n\nThat''s not to say that you shouldn''t just rock the straight and shiny look though... I''ll be the first to admit that sometimes being on trend is just too hard! :-)', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1383, 8887, 'Lesa', 'lesa.hannah@sympatico.ca', '', '64.231.153.228', '2010-05-18 19:42:14', '2010-05-18 23:42:14', 'Kristjan definitely dispensed some pearls of wisdom that day. Although, I''m pretty sure he''s based here in TO and just went to NYC to work on some of the Aveda sponsored shows like Jason Wu.', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 0, 'N'),
(1384, 8887, 'Michelle', 'michelle@beautyeditor.ca', 'http://beautyeditor.ca', '99.231.124.30', '2010-05-18 21:20:56', '2010-05-19 01:20:56', 'Oh really? He/NKPR were throwing around the NYC fashion connection like no tomorrow!', 0, '1', '', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
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(1438, 18535, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-24 00:07:51', '2011-10-24 00:07:51', 'Vestibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia Curae; Donec ultricies ornare ante ut semper. Fusce egestas fringilla urna eu faucibus. Integer pharetra facilisis urna id bibendum. Fusce commodo enim et neque scelerisque ultricies. Duis ligula nulla, consectetur id rhoncus sit amet, pharetra a augue. Fusce iaculis faucibus dolor, ut imperdiet urna dapibus ac. Proin congue facilisis metus vitae sodales. Vivamus condimentum, purus quis tempor sollicitudin, dolor nisi tempus turpis, quis luctus tellus leo non est. Etiam consequat arcu eu libero dapibus eu cursus metus lacinia.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1437, 18535, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-23 20:13:13', '2011-10-23 20:13:13', 'another test comment.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1436, 18486, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-23 18:17:45', '2011-10-23 18:17:45', 'This is a test comment.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1440, 18535, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-24 00:08:16', '2011-10-24 00:08:16', 'Stibulum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia Curae; Donec ultricies ornare ante ut semper. Fusce egestas fringilla urna eu faucibus. Integer pharetra facilisis urna id bibendum. Fusce commodo enim et neque scelerisque ultricies. Duis ligula nulla, consectetur id rhoncus sit amet, pharetra a augue. Fusce iaculis faucibus dolor, ut imperdiet urna dapibus ac. Proin congue facilisis metus vitae sodales. Vivamus condimentum, purus quis tempor sollicitudin, dolor nisi tempus turpis, quis luctus tellus leo non est. Etiam consequat arcu eu libero dapibus eu cursus metus lacinia.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1439, 18535, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-24 00:08:05', '2011-10-24 00:08:05', 'Vestiblum ante ipsum primis in faucibus orci luctus et ultrices posuere cubilia Curae; Donec ultricies ornare ante ut semper. Fusce egestas fringilla urna eu faucibus. Integer pharetra facilisis urna id bibendum. Fusce commodo enim et neque scelerisque ultricies. Duis ligula nulla, consectetur id rhoncus sit amet, pharetra a augue. Fusce iaculis faucibus dolor, ut imperdiet urna dapibus ac. Proin congue facilisis metus vitae sodales. Vivamus condimentum, purus quis tempor sollicitudin, dolor nisi tempus turpis, quis luctus tellus leo non est. Etiam consequat arcu eu libero dapibus eu cursus metus lacinia.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1435, 18450, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-23 12:27:27', '2011-10-23 12:27:27', 'This is a test review', 4, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.100 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1427, 18450, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-09-21 14:38:39', '2011-09-21 14:38:39', 'Enter a comment', 4, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/14.0.835.163 Safari/535.1', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1428, 18450, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-09-21 14:39:00', '2011-09-21 14:39:00', 'Another comment', 1, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.1 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/14.0.835.163 Safari/535.1', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1429, 18437, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-09-29 16:16:14', '2011-09-29 16:16:14', 'Another test comment', 0, 'post-trashed', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.24 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1441, 18549, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', '', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-25 16:15:26', '2011-10-25 16:15:26', 'This is a sample rating', 4, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.102 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 1, 'N'),
(1442, 18478, 'Adam Baird', 'adam@adambaird.net', 'http://www.themebig.com', '67.236.142.98', '2011-10-25 20:52:19', '2011-10-25 20:52:19', 'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Mauris neque purus, blandit ut tempor non, ullamcorper eget odio. Donec porta, ipsum a lobortis feugiat, dui lectus viverra leo, non hendrerit lectus quam vitae ante. Etiam ultrices, turpis non cursus aliquam, eros dolor aliquet nisi, placerat ultrices lorem lorem id massa. Sed vitae leo mauris. Aliquam erat volutpat. Nunc a massa quis nisl vehicula sollicitudin. Fusce gravida euismod ligula sit amet accumsan. Aenean quis sodales justo.\r\n\r\nSuspendisse quam mi, porta eu elementum quis, adipiscing vel sem. Aenean suscipit nisl quis metus placerat pharetra. Donec in elit neque. Praesent est nulla, ornare eget aliquet vitae, elementum at diam. Quisque vestibulum, orci nec suscipit lacinia, risus nibh sagittis est, nec vehicula velit dui sed mauris. Proin scelerisque augue id velit dictum ut ultricies libero lacinia. Donec faucibus mi vitae augue fringilla semper. Duis urna lectus, ornare a tempus sit amet, lobortis ut massa. Fusce consequat justo et eros tincidunt sollicitudin. Aenean ultricies massa malesuada est facilisis eget bibendum eros bibendum. Proin aliquet congue urna at consectetur. Curabitur est sapien, adipiscing eget eleifend id, viverra quis quam. Suspendisse potenti. Nam tristique pulvinar eros mattis fringilla.', 0, '1', 'Mozilla/5.0 (Macintosh; Intel Mac OS X 10_7_0) AppleWebKit/535.2 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/15.0.874.102 Safari/535.2', '', 0, 0, 'N');

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