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Stacy Keibler is an American actress and former professional wrestler and valet for World Championship Wrestling (WCW) and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).

Stacy Keibler was a contestant on the second season of Dancing with the Stars, where she placed third. She has also appeared on other American Broadcasting Company (ABC) shows such as What About Brian, George Lopez, and October Road. In addition, she has done modeling, appearing in both Maxim and Stuff.

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Dos and Don’ts for Your Wrinkle Treatment

As you age wrinkles settle on your skin. This is nature. Your skin would have a tendency to loosen and show up wrinkles all over. Women worry about this to a greater extent than men. The wrinkles tend to make people look older with age.

If you are able to take care of your skin and do whatever you can at the right time, you can look very young even when you age. Just adhere to the guidelines given in this article and perform the wrinkle treatment and start looking young and attractive even with age.

Olive oil is the best natural cure and can serve as the primary ingredient of wrinkle treatment. Apply and massage the oil on your skin in a direction opposite to that of the wrinkles.

Fresh carrot juice can do a lot of good to your skin. Drink a glass full of this juice daily for a period of a fortnight and you will be dumbstruck to see the changes on your skin.

Grind ripened papaya and make it into a paste. Apply this paste all over your skin before taking bath. Rinse well during you daily bath. This not only aids in the removal of wrinkles from your skin but also creates a glow on your skin.

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The grammar cop in me also has to point out that it should be "fewer wrinkles," not "less wrinkles and wrinkle removal cream."

This ad, which has been running on digg, seems like a particularly egregious example of false advertising. Of course, if anyone would challenge the company in court they could say, "we never actually claimed our product could make an old lady look like a young model. That picture, as the disclaimer indicates, is merely simulated imagery."

Actually, I've seen this ad on several sites, including treatmentwrinkle.com and have always blown it off as just typical hype. Back when MAD Magazine was concentrating on ads, they spoofed several ways ads could be deceptive. I remember the one spoof where an airline used midgets as they were then known to show how spacious their seats were.