Botox

How To Use Botox In A Sentence

• Botox works by paralysing the muscles that make wrinkles. The Sun
• It's so cool and new, in fact, that it opened yesterday, and at the tables around us, we see nose jobs and breast implants and toupees, and what happens if you get addicted to Botox.
• Regardless of the eurozone turmoil and global recession, consumers and health bodies are still clamouring for Botox. Botox helps to create an Irish boom town amid economic gloom
• It is 2014 and the Botox butchers have finally been outlawed - not before leaving their indelible mark on the phizogs of every Scot desperate enough to believe the hype.
• Quinn had the old version of an improved face, pulled tight so the skin was very, very thin, while the new face was on display in the tent, with the young people, who, before the downturn laid down cash for fillers, botox and dermabrasion. Three Stages of Amazement
• I am wondering if all of that bowing is going to disturb all of the botox Pelosi has floating around in her face. The etiquette of bowing « Dating Jesus
• His plan to offer up the goddess Freia to the giants who built Valhalla is untenable from the start, as it would mean forcing the Gods to give up their eternal youth (her golden apples do a lot more than just keep the doctor away -- and remember, there was no Botox in 19th century Germany). Albert Imperato: My Takeaway From the Metropolitan Opera's New Rheingold
• And what, exactly, do SC's think they're going to get from a video presentation that can be scripted, edited, homogenized, pasteurized, waxed, epilated, and botoxed? Wired Campus
• According to the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, the most popular procedures for men are Botox injections, hair transplantation, chemical peels, microdermabrasion, and liposuction.
• It took my mum to point out that Botox is now fully integrated into polite society.