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Botox Destroys Relationships

Posted by Maria Ivanova on December 18, 2010 · Leave a Comment

By immobilizing facial muscles botox causes a person to be unable to fully portray emotion they feel. This means the people around don’t see the ‘botoxed’ person feeling any emotion. This happens unconsciously. It’s not like someone’s looking at the botoxed person thinks, ‘Boy, she has no expression on her face.’ But subconsciously they do … Continue reading →

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