Comments on: L’Oréal http://janefonda.com/loral/ Official Site Mon, 06 Feb 2012 22:58:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Rosemary http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-16964 Rosemary Wed, 27 Oct 2010 20:35:58 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-16964 You've convinced me to try L'Oreal products; specifically, L’Oreal Age Perfect . On a VERY shallow note.. I just saw JF on Oprah and wonder what the lipstick is that she is wearing. Love the shade and you have my coloring. You’ve convinced me to try L’Oreal products; specifically, L’Oreal Age Perfect .

On a VERY shallow note.. I just saw JF on Oprah and wonder what the lipstick is that she is wearing. Love the shade and you have my coloring.

]]> By: Dawn http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11630 Dawn Sun, 21 Mar 2010 22:16:23 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11630 The geriatric manuals for R.N. nursing school in 1998 emphasized skin integrity achieved by moisturizing, nutrition and staying dry. The manual suggested baby oil for those who could not afford expensive creams. When the oily skin and hair of youth turned to uncomfortably dry I began to sell Avon but quickly discovered a sensitivity to their products. Avon creams are twice as costly as L'Oreal snd have a bad taste. The need to pay back student loans and other debts caused trying the baby oil. It did work best until last November when an employer disciplined me for using it. The employer was a prestigious hospital where I had sought work for thirty years and had finally landed a temp position. Students at the number one high school in the country are sent there for health care. A few of the employees in the department assigned have sensitivity to scents which cause headaches. The department enforces a no scent policy which legally all U.S. businesses must enforce. Use of the baby oil at the desk was said to cause severe headache to a nearby employee. Within a day of being reprimanded I was told not to return to the job due to poor quality and quantity of work. This motivated me to shop for different products and read about and try different routines. Even though I read chapter two of This Moment On Earth in 2007 in which Teresa Heinz Kerry writes about the body of evidence that environmental toxins cause disease, it is difficult to decide which products have phthalates and other toxins. No scent free shampoo, conditioner or hand sanitizer could be found at the Walgreens across from the hospital offended. In an attempt to keep skin hydrated for the work day with a morning application also enabling make up once again, Estee Lauder Hydrationist was tried. This product is also costlier than L'Oreal and has no sunblock. The cream did not work all day if at all for me. After reading your blog I tried L'Oreal Age Perfect with a night application and a day application. The cream has SPF and is heavier so it is the most satisfactory tried so far and works. The scent is nauseating at first and the fragrance probably is toxic and may cause problems to pregnant women and children. Olay now has a scent free day cream. It is easier to select the needed L'Oreal products at discount stores than Olay. Europe has higher standards in regard to chemical toxins than the U.S. so who else knows the specifics and trusts the safety of L'Oreal? Inexpensive scent free shampoo and conditioner has only been found at Whole Foods which carries other health and beauty products most likely free of toxins. Unscented hand sanitizer was found at a dollar store. Anyway, thanks again Jane Fonda and the L'Oreal is working the best so far for less money except the scent may violate business laws and endanger children. The geriatric manuals for R.N. nursing school in 1998 emphasized skin integrity achieved by moisturizing, nutrition and staying dry. The manual suggested baby oil for those who could not afford expensive creams. When the oily skin and hair of youth turned to uncomfortably dry I began to sell Avon but quickly discovered a sensitivity to their products. Avon creams are twice as costly as L’Oreal snd have a bad taste. The need to pay back student loans and other debts caused trying the baby oil. It did work best until last November when an employer disciplined me for using it. The employer was a prestigious hospital where I had sought work for thirty years and had finally landed a temp position. Students at the number one high school in the country are sent there for health care. A few of the employees in the department assigned have sensitivity to scents which cause headaches. The department enforces a no scent policy which legally all U.S. businesses must enforce. Use of the baby oil at the desk was said to cause severe headache to a nearby employee. Within a day of being reprimanded I was told not to return to the job due to poor quality and quantity of work. This motivated me to shop for different products and read about and try different routines. Even though I read chapter two of This Moment On Earth in 2007 in which Teresa Heinz Kerry writes about the body of evidence that environmental toxins cause disease, it is difficult to decide which products have phthalates and other toxins. No scent free shampoo, conditioner or hand sanitizer could be found at the Walgreens across from the hospital offended. In an attempt to keep skin hydrated for the work day with a morning application also enabling make up once again, Estee Lauder Hydrationist was tried. This product is also costlier than L’Oreal and has no sunblock. The cream did not work all day if at all for me. After reading your blog I tried L’Oreal Age Perfect with a night application and a day application. The cream has SPF and is heavier so it is the most satisfactory tried so far and works. The scent is nauseating at first and the fragrance probably is toxic and may cause problems to pregnant women and children. Olay now has a scent free day cream. It is easier to select the needed L’Oreal products at discount stores than Olay. Europe has higher standards in regard to chemical toxins than the U.S. so who else knows the specifics and trusts the safety of L’Oreal?

Inexpensive scent free shampoo and conditioner has only been found at Whole Foods which carries other health and beauty products most likely free of toxins. Unscented hand sanitizer was found at a dollar store.

Anyway, thanks again Jane Fonda and the L’Oreal is working the best so far for less money except the scent may violate business laws and endanger children.

]]> By: Carlane Passman Little http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11425 Carlane Passman Little Sun, 07 Mar 2010 02:27:53 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11425 I have left several comments, and yet they are never posted. Do I not pass the test? I have left several comments, and yet they are never posted.
Do I not pass the test?

]]> By: jill w http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11275 jill w Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:34:30 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11275 Thanks for responding to critics Jane, it's absolutely essential with the misinformation out there. In all areas of society currently and the Emergence underway. New leaked memo says GOP playing on Fear in anti-Obama campaign: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0310/33866.html Need voices like your to counter such propaganda right now. Speak up- it's what you do BEST. And I love you for it. Please support Elizabeth Warren, the sole voice of reason in Washington right now, in fight for financial reform and *gasp* a woman! (no surprise). Banks Vs. Families she's not giving up and she's finally making headway all be her lonesome. XXOO Thanks for responding to critics Jane, it’s absolutely essential with the misinformation out there. In all areas of society currently and the Emergence underway. New leaked memo says GOP playing on Fear in anti-Obama campaign: http://www.politico.com/news/stories/0310/33866.html Need voices like your to counter such propaganda right now. Speak up- it’s what you do BEST. And I love you for it. Please support Elizabeth Warren, the sole voice of reason in Washington right now, in fight for financial reform and *gasp* a woman! (no surprise). Banks Vs. Families she’s not giving up and she’s finally making headway all be her lonesome. XXOO

]]> By: lacey http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11273 lacey Thu, 04 Mar 2010 03:40:35 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11273 If not human experimentation, then maybe better to have virtual makeup, as in pretend makeup. Here is fun video by Amy Walker on getting ready for a pretend date, where expression is the most important thing, not the actual cream or grease to make one feel pretty. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n5roYKCplc&feature=related I find it fascinating how much beauty is related to expression, and the actor learns to be expressive and it is this freedom to be expressive that makes what is considered beautiful, and the non-expressive is restricted, held back emotion, stifled, and is so not desired. Dull becomes ugly even. Of course, there is reserved beauty, but more often you find that what is considered plain is that which is timid and not freely expressed. Of course Amy is a very expressive and emotional person and I think this is what contributes to the sense of freshness, as in the song she does also here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sj8DskmVJo&feature=channel And watching this made me think of the young Jane also in how she was rebellious and emotional, and how her whole body would tremble with emotion, as a contradiction within, and this is what fascinated people I think. Now I see the older Jane as more resolved, at least in self-conception, or that certain contradictions are less in evidence perhaps, so calmer, but still so changeable and also very emotional, still needing to engage new experiences with fresh curiosity. And her desire comes from this in a natural way, to play the lead in each moment for someone(s). It is the expression that makes the makeup. If not human experimentation, then maybe better to have virtual makeup, as in pretend makeup. Here is fun video by Amy Walker on getting ready for a pretend date, where expression is the most important thing, not the actual cream or grease to make one feel pretty.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n5roYKCplc&feature=related
I find it fascinating how much beauty is related to expression, and the actor learns to be expressive and it is this freedom to be expressive that makes what is considered beautiful, and the non-expressive is restricted, held back emotion, stifled, and is so not desired. Dull becomes ugly even. Of course, there is reserved beauty, but more often you find that what is considered plain is that which is timid and not freely expressed. Of course Amy is a very expressive and emotional person and I think this is what contributes to the sense of freshness, as in the song she does also here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Sj8DskmVJo&feature=channel
And watching this made me think of the young Jane also in how she was rebellious and emotional, and how her whole body would tremble with emotion, as a contradiction within, and this is what fascinated people I think. Now I see the older Jane as more resolved, at least in self-conception, or that certain contradictions are less in evidence perhaps, so calmer, but still so changeable and also very emotional, still needing to engage new experiences with fresh curiosity. And her desire comes from this in a natural way, to play the lead in each moment for someone(s). It is the expression that makes the makeup.

]]> By: tom http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11262 tom Wed, 03 Mar 2010 21:18:01 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11262 Jane I think you are such a role model for other spokeswomen who insist it's just the product that results in amazing results. We should respect our bodies and use the product so that we may see results. You're a legend JANE!!! by the way, when are you ever going to visit me in the uk haha! Jane I think you are such a role model for other spokeswomen who insist it’s just the product that results in amazing results. We should respect our bodies and use the product so that we may see results. You’re a legend JANE!!! by the way, when are you ever going to visit me in the uk haha!

]]> By: Matthew DeCoster http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11229 Matthew DeCoster Wed, 03 Mar 2010 03:55:24 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11229 Jane, Thanks for sharing this information. I am curious when we'll be able to see your latest ads for L'Oreal? Matthew PS. I agree with what you said re: skin care vs. surgery. My mother just got her first eye lift at 70. She looks great but her skin remains a marvel due to lifelong skin care. Jane,

Thanks for sharing this information.
I am curious when we’ll be able to see your
latest ads for L’Oreal?

Matthew

PS. I agree with what you said re: skin care vs.
surgery. My mother just got her first eye lift at 70. She looks great but her skin remains a marvel due to lifelong skin care.

]]> By: premji jairam babaria http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11195 premji jairam babaria Tue, 02 Mar 2010 17:20:33 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11195 Hi Jane, It is nice to see you active in various areas. Perhaps C influence is working through you for upliftment of human consciousness. Hi Jane,
It is nice to see you active in various areas. Perhaps C influence is working through you for upliftment of human consciousness.

]]> By: June deJeune http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11178 June deJeune Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:41:46 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11178 I'm with Peter G. Unfortunately, L'Oreal (and most other 'mainstream' cosmetics companies, absolutely test on animals (Peter's right, they may not test on their finished product, but they can test on animals every step of the way) - the cosmetics industry is actually highly unregulated. Not only are animals being injured, scarred, burned, and tortured for the sake of our vanity, but the chemicals that go into these products are not healthy for human beings either (cosmetic dyes and chemicals are not simply 'cosmetic' - they go directly into the bloodstream). Try to seek out Third-Party Certified Organic products whenever you can. They aren't tested on animals, and they are perfectly safe for your skin. L'Oreal makes nice product, if you don't mind knowing that animals are used all along the way for testing, and don't mind that the stuff is kinda icky for our bodies to ingest. I’m with Peter G. Unfortunately, L’Oreal (and most other ‘mainstream’ cosmetics companies, absolutely test on animals (Peter’s right, they may not test on their finished product, but they can test on animals every step of the way) – the cosmetics industry is actually highly unregulated. Not only are animals being injured, scarred, burned, and tortured for the sake of our vanity, but the chemicals that go into these products are not healthy for human beings either (cosmetic dyes and chemicals are not simply ‘cosmetic’ – they go directly into the bloodstream). Try to seek out Third-Party Certified Organic products whenever you can. They aren’t tested on animals, and they are perfectly safe for your skin. L’Oreal makes nice product, if you don’t mind knowing that animals are used all along the way for testing, and don’t mind that the stuff is kinda icky for our bodies to ingest.

]]> By: Jane http://janefonda.com/loral/comment-page-1/#comment-11177 Jane Tue, 02 Mar 2010 04:33:05 +0000 http://janefonda.com/?p=4209#comment-11177 Plastic surgery affects the shape. Proper skin care affects the skin quality. L'Oreal does it for me.xx Plastic surgery affects the shape. Proper skin care affects the skin quality. L’Oreal does it for me.xx

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