A tradition for us is to provide resources for the music behind the Victoria’s Secret fashion show. We shall continue that with the wonderful soundtrack behind the 2007 show. Here are those songs, in order of appearance during the show:

• Intro: Let Me Think About It by Ida Corr vs. Fedde Le Grand
  
• Got It from My Mama by will.i.am
  
• Touch Me by Cass Fox
  
• Paralyzer on Them VS. You VS. Me by Finger Eleven
  
• Get Free by The Vines
  
• Wedding Day feat. Heidi Klum on System by Seal
  
• Who’s That Girl on Eurythmics - Greatest Hits
  
• Stop the Rock by Apollo 440
  
• Stop by the Spice Girls
  
• Amazing by Seal
  
• Finale: repeat of Who’s That Girl and Get Free

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Sugar Box, located downtown on Granville and Nelson in the Chop Shop salon, is the ultimate Brazilian waxing shop in Vancouver. Designer Jane Brooks has waxed over 13,000 women, and can be easily called one of the best Brazilian estheticians.

Sugarbox hair removal was created to bring professional and fun together with brazilian waxing and brow shaping to Vancouver in an ultra girlie environment. Hair removal is not just anything anyone can do (well). With experience and dedication, Sugarbox believes in modesty and comfort when in comes to brazilian waxing. That means proper draping, comfortable temperatures and customizing final details.

Jane leads the revolution in Brazilian waxing. Doing it not only well, but with style. Your "sugar box" can be shaped, colored, and even bejeweled. Whether you go bare, a hot celebrity trend right now, or leave a little heart shape, you’re in good hands. And, yes, they take design requests.

Brazilian’s have gone to the next level - as a form of body art.

Via Sweet Spot ; Tags: sweet spot, brazilian, brazilian waxing, waxing, fashion, trends, women, hygiene

‘(CBC) - Victoria’s Secret’s parent firm and a conservation group have reached an agreement to make the lingerie retailer’s catalogue more environmentally friendly.

The catalogue will no longer be made of pulp supplied from some parts of the forests of Alberta and British Columbia, U.S.-based ForestEthics announced Wednesday.

Limited Brands will no longer use suppliers who source from the Rocky Mountain Foothills near Hinton, Alta., or who source paper from any woodland caribou habitat range in Canada, unless it has been certified by the Forest Stewardship Council.

The Ohio-based company will also not use suppliers sourcing from Vancouver-based West Fraser Timber Co. Ltd., which has a pulp mill near Hinton.

“The steps Limited Brands has taken make up one of the strongest environmental policies to result from a corporate campaign, and we applaud them for it," Todd Paglia, executive director of ForestEthics, said in a release.

"They’ve set a new standard, one that we expect other major catalogue companies to meet or exceed."

The conservation group has been campaigning for two years to get Limited Brands to change its catalogue policies.

In another part of the agreement, the catalogues will be made of 10 per cent recycled paper from post-consumer waste.

“We consider environmental stewardship to be an essential part of our brand, and we’re proud to take a leadership role in the catalogue industry, ” said Tom Katzenmeyer, Limited Brands’ senior vice-president of community and philanthropy.

The boreal forest is the habitat of the woodland caribou, a species deemed by the Canadian government to be at risk.’

via mytelus.com

Tags: Victoria’s Secret, Victoria Secret Catalog, Catalog, Magazine, Limited Brands, Enviromentaly Friendly, Recycled Paper, Forest Stewardship Council

Love your lingerie? Try rubber!

Rubber bands, that is. Flaunt your naughty side at the office with these Rubber Undies Handy Bands!

These would also make a great gift at a bachelorette party!

Via popgadget ; Tags: rubber lingerie, rubber undies, handy bands, funny, office joke, bands, elastic, lingerie

I know this topic isn’t really about swim wear or lingerie, but it does affect how we fit into those items apparel. Did you know that 1 in 9 woman is expected to develop breast cancer in her life time? This is the list of “10 Things You Can Do for Yourself” to reduce your risk of developing breast cancer that I received on a magnet after making a donation to the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation at my local Safeway.

1) Know your body so you’ll be aware of any changes
2) Perform a breast self-exam monthly if you are 20 years of age or older
3) Go for a free mammogram when and risk appropriate
4) Schedule a yearly physical that includes a clinical breast exam
5) Avoid Having more than one drink of alcohol per day
6) Get at least 30 minutes of physical activity daily
7) Eat 5 to 10 servings of Fruit and Vegetables every day
8) Maintain a healthy lifestyle
9) Quite smoking. If you don’t smoke then don’t start
10) Reduce you daily intake of fat.

Tags: breast cancer awareness