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Tsintaosaurus · Dec 28, 2007

i say that photo is faked. anyone else agree that those dvds are stacked a bit unnaturally? call me a skeptic, but the placement of those dvds do look a bit staged. a bit too convenient if you ask me.

Lel · Dec 28, 2007

Originally Posted by Tsintaosaurus

i say that photo is faked. anyone else agree that those dvds are stacked a bit unnaturally? call me a skeptic, but the placement of those dvds do look a bit staged. a bit too convenient if you ask me.

Right, because it makes more sense for a guy who spends thousands of dollars on clothes each month to brag about his Soprano DVDs.

rxcats · Dec 28, 2007

Originally Posted by pocketsquareguy

The only things I know really work are;

-my 55 y/o female dermatologist has the skin of a 30 y/o. It is amazing! She has used Renova and sunblock everyday since she was in med school.

I would recommend using Renova and a daily moisturizer with a sunblock. I think the face scrub is effective for giving your face a "fresh" look too.

I agree. I use Differin, which is a retinoid similar to the one in Renova. My face couldn't tolerate tretinoin (active ingredient in Renova and Retin-A), so my dermatologist switched me to Differin. I also use a high SPF sunscreen whenever I will be exposed to the sun.

Tsintaosaurus · Dec 28, 2007

Originally Posted by Lel

Right, because it makes more sense for a guy who spends thousands of dollars on clothes each month to brag about his Soprano DVDs.
precisely why i'm unimpressed! now, if the dvds were the criterion collection of "the killer," then this might have been an entirely different story.

criterion collection "the killer" covering more than half the photo like right now = bragger (but rightfully so)!

criterion collection "the killer" in the background, or perhaps sitting under the dermo system = arguably staged depending on how natural the placement is, but nonetheless a classy dude

nyc2socal, it is still not too late

SoCal2NYC · Dec 28, 2007

Sorry, I only speak English and Italian and a bit of Latin translation.

rxcats · Dec 29, 2007

Originally Posted by Tsintaosaurus

i say that photo is faked. anyone else agree that those dvds are stacked a bit unnaturally? call me a skeptic, but the placement of those dvds do look a bit staged. a bit too convenient if you ask me.

It looks like it is a composed photo; like someone took the photograph that has an interest in photography. It doesn't make me think anything negative.

Tsintaosaurus · Dec 29, 2007

i doubt he has any interest in photography because if he did, he would have known to use a wide-angle lens to capture the full splendor of those dvds

username79 · Dec 29, 2007

Isn't an eye pen a little ... er, nevermind.

dusty · Dec 29, 2007

The real question is what the hell is an eye pen.

kwilkinson · Dec 29, 2007

Eye pencils are basically like chapstick but they're filled with green tea, antioxidants, etc, so that when you rub it underneath your eyes, it supposedly wakes up the skin and the bags that have formed from the previous late night out are gone.

LabelKing · Dec 29, 2007

I am wary of these designer skin-care items. I've used some from YSL, Prada and Chanel, and the results weren't exactly stellar.

I've had some luck with La Prairie--quite costly--and also Erno Laszlo. Of course, I have a something of a combination skin so wrinkles and lines are not of the utmost concern for me; rather, I'd prefer my skin to not get dark.

SoCal2NYC · Dec 29, 2007

So do you use the Shisedo or La Mer whitening treatments?

Tsintaosaurus · Dec 29, 2007

Originally Posted by rxcats

It looks like it is a composed photo; like someone took the photograph that has an interest in photography. It doesn't make me think anything negative.
just so you know, i'm also interested in photography. what do you think of this shot i recently took?

http://www.styleforum.net/showthread.php?t=52459

Violinist · Dec 29, 2007

Originally Posted by SoCal2NYC

Finally available in the U.S.
I got the face wash, face moisturizer, eye cream pen and tomorrow need to get the body lotion. There is a toner and something else that I think they are out of.

I previously used CellMen/CellCosmet and before that La Mer.

If you're going to spend the money I recommend La Prairie.

SoCal2NYC · Dec 29, 2007

It's actually not close in price to La Prairie or La Mer or Cellmen (both of which I'ved used).

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