Kylie Minogue Spends 40,000 Pounds On Spa Treatment

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Thursday, May 28, 2009, 11:15

Everything seems to be fair in the big-bad world of glamour, may be that's how the word it self came into existence – the 'big-bad' world of glamour. I am astounded when I look at these hollywood miladies. Some are in their teens, there are others in the late twenties, and some in the late forties, whilst others may be in the late fifties.

But what ever the age may say, they look alike. I mean, I've seen Pamela Anderson right from the time of her very popular series, Baywatch, and then there were other movies like 'The Barbwire', where I thought she looked real hot. But today, even after decades of seeing her time and again, she looks the same. I was quizzed till a few days ago, but now, I Guess, I get my answer.

It's the habit and the affordability of these actors and actresses that they don't mind shelving some amount to retain their age. And when you have millions of dollar in tacked in your account, there is very little that you will have to worry. Meet one of your favourite hollywood babes, Kylie Minogue, who doesn't mind spending money when it comes to retaining her beauty. The essence of her effortless elegance seems to have its origin from the popular non-surgical injection that temporarily reduces or eliminates frown lines, forehead creases, crows feet near the eyes and thick bands in the neck, Botox.

The Ausie-singer and script writer has reportedly shelled 40,000 pounds on treating herself with some of these injections along with some spa treatment during one of her spa holidays. The 40-year-old purportedly indulged in a variety of health treatments and 'Integral Facial Rejuvenation' package, priced around 3,000 pounds, to repair the effects left by her cancer in 2005. "This wasn't a cheap break," News of the World quoted a clinic source as saying.

"The package alone cost 3,000 pounds and the presidential suite costs 5,400 pounds a night. It is not cosmetic surgery but the effects are amazing," the source added. "She had six months of chemotherapy after her cancer was diagnosed and this clinic not only allows her to hide away so she can have beauty treatments but also makes sure her body is healthy too," concludes the source.

Gwen Davies, non surgical specialist from Transform Cosmetic Surgery, added: "To the trained eye it's clear she's invested in a range of complementary non-surgical treatments and maybe even one or two surgical procedures." Hmmmm, so, it's not the special hormones that makes these chicks beautiful, but the money that makes that gets them things working.

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