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Omega Body Buff

By Charlotte on November 28, 2011 6:46 AM

I'm a BIG, admirer of sexy, golden bronze skin. Since I don't come by it naturally, I like getting my color out of a bottle. No tanning beds or spray tans for this Baby Boomer. Give me a Fake BakeGuinot Paris or Jergins sunless tanner, five minutes and a hand with my back, and I'll show you some healthy-looking skin.

Body Buff 96.jpgFor the best results, these sun-substitutes suggest prepping skin with an exfoliator. That's a step I was prone to skip until I had a chance to try Mama Mio's Omega Body Buff. This dead-skin-eliminator combines tiny buffing beads with natural moisturizers so it soothes skin as it works.

 

 

What the Experts Say

Exfoliation increases cell regeneration (younger skin cells = younger looking skin), improves strength and elasticity, and makes skin more touchable. Designed to be gentle, Omega Body Buff includes:

 

 

What I Tested

I tried Mama Mio's 6.8-ounce Omega Body Buff.

 

 

What I like

This super scrubber makes skin soft and smooth in minutes. One bottle works for your face and body. You put it on dry skin and rub-a-dub-dub! Then hop in the shower to rinse away the dead stuff.

 

What a refreshing feeling! Using it once a week (twice the first week), helps keep my face and body free of irritating dry, flaky spots and gives me a little glow. This gentle skin-polisher does a nice job smoothing the way for my sunless tanner so I get even better coverage. Plus, it works without relying on nasty parabens or other chemicals. You gotta love that!

 

 

On the Shelf

Available at Mamamio.com.

 

 

Out-of-Pocket

$33


 

"Thank You" to Mama Mio for providing a sample for review and testing.

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