Laura S.

L'Oréal is definitively the best brand for quality products in a very reasonable range of prices. The products used in their creams are the same than much more expensive brands but L'Oréal makes it affordable to every woman. No big fuss or scam. L'Oréal will always be L'Oréal.

I love Old Navy. It is the cheapest deal for the best quality products. I have some of their T-shirts for more than 6 years, and they are still soft and resistant. Plus, their model are cute.

Expensive, but with their coupons... I love navigating in their aisles, but I am always super tempted to buy something I "really need/want/always dreamed about" and want not on my shopping list.

They dont tell you upfront, despite many attempts to get answers before admission, that the program is NOT based on the 12 steps, not spiritual, and NOT based on the addiction model. As a results, they keep feeding their clients (6 meals a day!) with sugar and flour, 2 substances they have been scientifically classified as mood altering substances for addicts. That obvious denial is a proof of irresponsibility, if not perfect dishonesty.
This program is certainly NOT for binge eaters.
TO AVOID, although it is the only program for eating disorders covered by Aetna in Virginia. A shame.

*******@Fitch is just good business marketing. Their clothes are obscenely expensive. When I see a moron wearing A@F outfit of any kind, I can tell you he/she wants to be associated with a certain social class and he/she stinks.