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Express yourself, by removing parts of your expression. How to get pretty without using any ugly words.
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20 responses // Target Women: Botox

  • Yay some missing parts of the Infomania :)
    Milu82
  • i love sarah. this segment is nice.
    ILiveonaClock
  • Why would you want to put poison in your face and paralyze it? I think it is dangerous to play with that stuff, what if they find out down the road that it is really bad for you. People might be sorry later.
    bubl_415
  • i love haskins!
    brynbw
  • Ah, what better way to express yourself than freeze your face with poison needles right next to your eyeballs. Fun fun fun! ...You-you can tell I'm having fun, right? ...No? Well, I'll just keep saying fun and they'll get it. Fun fun fun! Fun? :( Fun? I can just keep saying fun, and no one will notice! I can't even cry! :)

    Botox: Human robots, today.
    Kneesoxrock
  • I love you, Sarah. That's exactly what I thought when I first saw those commercials.
    azalea
  • Good segment! It was kind of a little oasis in a scatological episode. Oh, that's too Latinate...I should just call it the shit episode. That man channel is really fascinated with the same basics as at age 11, isn't it?
    24French
  • There really is too much promotion for this procedure.
    Waughtang
  • The first time I saw a television ad for Botox, I was horrified. Do women know that they're injecting botulism toxins into their bodies? Ew.
    teenelizabeth
  • Fun fact: Botulinium toxin is actually derived from the word "sausage poison."
    haskins
  • Great job as per usual Sarah!!!
    KarlitoMosquito
  • You'd never know it from this advertising blitz, but Botox has amazing effects on kids with cerebral palsy...the induced paralysis isn't for cosmetic effect; it allows them to function. The cosmetic use makes the drug a hot property and likely drives the price up.
    24French
  • http://parlancer.blogspot.com
    I live in S. CA, so I have to see these frozen-faced plastic people all the time. I vacillate among being annoyed by, sad for, and thoroughly amused by them. Thanks for putting together a piece that captures all those reactions so well (with a nice healthy dose of the latter; one wants to be entertained, afterall!). I will hunt around this site for more of your work - please tell me you have a regular vlog.
    CH3R1
  • Sarah, I absolutely love these segments. Please, please, please do one on tampons and pads. And pregnancy tests. The ads for all of those are beyond ridiculous, and I would love to watch you wittily rip them to shreds.
    Kateloaf
  • Oh this is great Sarah! I love your segments. Please do one on Birth Control Commercials. Especially Yaz.
    jbarr
  • Wonderful segment, SO funny and sad.
    Dorothee
  • This segment made some good points but I had to rewatch it to catch them. The reporter's face barely moved! Did she do this report because she had a bad job done? Is she unhappy she had to do this story? it's also hard to take wrinkle advise from some one with no wrinkles.
    annie536
  • omg - saw this blog posting and had to come back and share - http://blog.modernmechanix.com/2008/04/03/weird-beauty-.... Things change . . . things stay the same. How ridiculous!
    CH3R1
  • Fantastic. Keep the Sarah Haskins segments coming please.
    benrodian
  • Sarah. You're like...like...um...
    ...the God of Godesses!
    Yeah! That's it!
    huntre

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