Dispensary Corner 17 Jan 13
January 17, 2013
NOW your pants have the cure.
With all the cellulite creams
flying thick and fast through the
beauty industry, one would
assume that cellulite would be
a thing of the past.
However despite the claims, it
seems that the beauty industry may
have overstated the effectiveness
of its so-called remedies.
So it will be interesting to see
how pair of jeans whose
manufacturer, Wrangler, claims
will reduce the texture of
cellulite, fares.
The skinny leg jeans,
imaginatively titled Smooth Leg
jeans, are part of a new range
from Wrangler, and are infused
with algae extracts, retinol and
caffeine, said to cut down
unsightly cellulite.
But it does not end there, the
Smooth Leg Jeans are not the
only new kids on the block,
with Wrangler also releasing
Denim Spa skinny leg jeans
range in two ‘flavours’ Olive
Extract to tone and moisturise
skin, and Aloe Vera to soothe
sensitive skin.
THE new thing in burgers is horse.
Food and health authorities in
Ireland are in a bit of an uproar
after routine testing revealed
the presence of horse meat in
burger meat sold in
supermarkets across the country.
According to reports, the levels
of horse flesh in the burgers
ranged from minute to up to 30%.
And it seems that the horse
meat isn’t restricted to just one
brand of burger in one
supermarket chain, with
authorities confirming the
presence of horse in burgers
sold in Tesco, Lidl, Aldi and Spar.
“In Ireland, it is not in our
culture to eat horsemeat and
therefore, we do not expect to
find it in a burger," said the
Food Safety Authority of Ireland
chief executive Alan Reilly.
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