I exposed some water to 900Mhz radiation and it hardly changed at all, in fact it didn't do anything. You can now buy my tap water in cans for only 20quid, 10 pounds less than Clarins' offering. And obviously because it does less when exposed to artificial EM means it must be better for you.

What is this so called head of research talking about...

I hope they have one of those "effects seen on 1 out of 13,348 test subjects" disclaimers on their TV ad campaign.

"Artificial Electromagnetic Waves are present 24 hours a day and effect men’s skin as well as women’s!"

Effect? So it actually *creates* skin? Even more amazing. Unless of course they mean "affect"...

John

Since I am a gullible female who loves attractively packaged cosmetic products and also an engineer working with radar!

This is a belated attempt to jump on the mobile/cell/phone radation band wagon it is so pathetic it makes me want to spit

:-{0

http://www.garnier.co.uk/_en/_gb/our_products/products_trade.aspx?tpcode=OUR_PRODUCTS%5EPRD_SUNCARE%5EUV_SKI%5EUV_SKI_BENEFITS

And this one copes with wave-particle duality, too!

Tinfoil Hats in a can, what will they think of next?!

Does this mean I don't have to wear the foil helmet anymore?

... and almost fell over I was laughing so hard. My wife suggested I should go and 'discuss' the theoretical nature of the effect of the spray with one of the ladies on the counter - but I decided that sort of battle of intellects would be akin to rottweiler vs poodle ;-)

You couldn't make it up...