The UK's Advertising Standards Authority ordered skincare firm Clarins to stop advertising its Expertise 3P spray as PROTECTION AGAINST CELL PHONE RADIATION because it cannot prove the (obviously bogus) claim.
(props to textually.org)
Labels: cell phone, health, radiation
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How do you know it is bogus? Maybe Clarins has found that magic elixir than can protect you from your cell phone. By the way, is décolleté a fancy way of saying "Plunging neckline" or "Bustline"...you tell me!
Of course it works! It also protects you from Leprechaun attacks, UFO abductions and other popular myths. ;)
I'd hardly call cellphone radiation a myth. And no way in hell is a liquid mist going to be dense enough to protect from radiation without making the person feel that theres several kilos of powder on their face
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