Thursday, January 11, 2007

Can You Keep a Secret? I've Got Magic Creme!

For the holidays, Des's company management re-gifted swag that they received to the peon employees. This actually made me feel slightly better about my former employer. Sure, they refuse to promote you until you've already been doing the work of the higher level for at least a year,* but they never re-gifted shit.

Anyway, Des thought the free cosmetics were old lady bland, thus they sounded perfect for me and she re-re-gifted them to me. The case included a guide called "Your Gift." The guide explained the products that were in the gift. I was about to throw some of it away until I read the following description:
Re-Nutriv
Ultimate Lifting Creme
Endow your skin with amazing powers. This remarkable crème combines the very latest anti-aging technology with precious ingredients to bring you instant gratification plus measurable, long-term effects. Apply AM/PM, after cleansing, to look younger, radiant and lifted.
Amazing powers?!?! Precious ingredients?!?! Instant gratification? How exciting! You know what this means: experiment time!

After washing up in my post-workout shower, I had Husband photograph me. Then I smeared on the Utlimate Lifting Creme and had him take another picture. The results:




BeforeAfter
HOLY SHIT!!!! That stuff truly has amazing powers! Including time travel, it seems, to make you younger. Good thing I didn’t apply more or I might have been reduced to 23 chromosomes in my mother’s ovary.** Keep this potential WMD (weapon of mass displacement) away from the Bush administration, that's all I can say.

*Or they like you or you happen to be in the right place at the right time even if you are not qualified. Whatever.
**OK, OK. It really made me look no different than before. Although it smelled nice and I kind of wanted to eat it.

8 comments:

  1. Don't you have enough problems with people thinking you're too young already?

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  2. you look very cute in your after picture...
    don't eat the cosmetics suzanne!

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  3. Wow! That does work!
    What about sending some down this way?

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  4. Hahahahaha.

    I actually got some crap from "IQ Cosmetics" to remove the purple lines under my eyes. It was free for like six weeks. I tested it, and I alllllmossst thought I saw improvement. Naw. It didn't work at all, so I sent it back.

    Oh well.

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  5. I seriously got goose-bumps.

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  6. SNORT! That's funny.

    I read kind of a tired op-ed fluff piece in my local paper today about changing your name to seem younger. She said she knew "Beverly" was aging her so she was going to go with "Kelly" or "Ashley." Just think, someday Ashley and Lindsay will be old lady names.

    Also, Trainwrecks shut down. I am sad now.

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  7. Figures! I enjoy a week of it before it disappears. Good thing I never got around to adding it to yhe blog roll. I hate updating that thing too often.

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