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The Book of Mormon 44 FGM Wednesday March 16 2011 | the times Times2 fashion Times2 arts The Squoom Perfector anti-ageing device costs £549; gadget fans Cameron South Park Diaz, Demi Moore and Courtney Cox; ‘‘ gadgetsfor couldn’t and the Clarisonic cleanser,£155 have your face survived withouta moral framework lifelongmusicals fan Parker,a“musical in the mosttraditional sense of the word. There are no special effects, we don’tmakeany grand claims to reinventingthe Broadway show and,” he adds earnestly,“it’s certainly not about hatingMormons.” ather likethe sandwich If the early audiences’ reaction is toaster, home beauty echoedbythe critics, The Bookof devices have oftenbeen Mormon —which Parker,41, and seen as gimmicky Stone, 39,wrote with RobertLopez, the innovations: funtouse co-writer/composer of Avenue Q — at firstbut all too maysoon supplant the crisis-beset quickly relegated to the Spider-Man: Turn offthe Dark as the R back of the cupboard. mosttalked-about show on Broadway, The pastyear,however,has seen a forthe best possible reasons. Stone boom in at-home beautytechnology solutions. While these so-called that it could also be usedinthe shower. Patrick Bowler doesn’tbelievethat the reveals that they hope to bringitto ledbyelectronic gadgets such as the “recessionista”gadgets vary in price — Afteraweek Ihad to admit that my success of the products will inhibit the London and to begin atouring TuaTre’nd (favouredbyKateMoss), from £150 to £300 —they help families skin certainly lookedbrighter,felt need to visit aspa. “The success of production in America. Slendertone’sFemale Face, and the whose budgets are being squeezed. The cleaner and wasverysofttothe touch. home technologyonly increasesour The show has so far met with nightly Clarisonic cleanser.This lastisthe backlashagainstBotox and invasive Face creams and masks seemedto awareness and desire forbetterskin. A standingovations and surprised facial equivalent of the electric surgerytocombat anti-ageinghave absorb betterand my new radiance was lot of salon therapists might audiences, includingfar-from offended toothbrush, endorsedbyarashof also contributed to their popularity. Dothese oftencommented on. incorporatethese gadgets intotheir Mormons. It is mocking, outrageous celebritiesand the fastest-growing Celebritieswho have optedfor the But will the success of at-home treatments and aconsumer is more and satirical, but also humane, convenience of the home “liftand tuck” ‘‘ beautygadgetryspell the end of the likely to trustintheir endorsement. thoroughly researchedand moral, brand on QVCAmerica, sellingmore electronic than twomillion models. or “deep cleanse” includeDemi Moore, salon facial? Mark Philips, aspokesman You’re takingskincare to another level focusingonhow the faith and practice This leap in technologyhas allowed Cameron Diaz and Courtney Cox. Key devices at Habia, the government-approved and growing the industryasawhole.” of devout believers in aThird World women to enjoythe benefits of to the success of these gadgets is that body that sets standards forthe hair The market looks set to grow with the countrycan buckle in the face of professional beautymachinesathome they work with auser’s skincare mark the and beautyindustry, says: “In termsof launch this month at Harrods of the extreme miseryand hardship.Its forlittle more than the costofthe regimen. It means customers don’t customers through the door,beauty eagerly anticipated Squoom, an message is: don’tbeprideful, don’tbe monthly salon facial. Salesfor this need to ditch afavouritefacecream, endof salons have seen adecrease over the anti-ageingmulti-tasker that cleanses, Andrew Rannells, also vain, be agood friend and youmight market at Selfridgesrose 27 per cent workinginstead to enhance the results. pasttwo years. While people are still massages, lifts and brightens — left,and Josh Gadmeet emerge an unexpectedhero. from 2009 to 2010 and double-digit In the case of the Clarisonic,ithas salon goingfor beautytreatments, the although it is expensive at £549. While the natives of darkest Parker acknowledgesthat those who growth wasreportedatHarrods. Jane been clinically proved to removesix frequencyhas declined. 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They say Long-wearing, artformula strengthens new tone forthe season: easy-to-wear pastel with an intense, of Mormon,justlike SouthPark’s Kyle, colours We say The polishwent chip-resistant formula and moisturisesnails as optimistic and fun. shades that will put you mirror-likehighshine — Stan, Cartman and Kenny, maylearna on smoothly and gave a will leave your nails it delivers long-lasting, We say In theory, blue intoaZenstate. and it’s fast-drying. he BookofMormon,ifit Musical”) is agaudy cavalcadeof lesson but it’s aperverse odyssey.As deep mattcolour after perfectly polishedand high-shine, should be the perfect We say This sunny We say The deep lilac achieves nothingelse, songand dance with as much with many Mormon missionaries, the the second coat. It was with an on-trend look chip-resistant colour. colour forme; Iwear it all yellow was“60-a-day hue wasfresh and fun, canclaim to have profanityand outrage as you teenagers from Salt Lake Citygoon chip-free aftertwo days, forless. 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