Melody's Herbal Breast Enlargement Experience
by Melody
Last updated: January 31, 2004
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For many years, I have felt insecure about my breast size, and I still do sometimes today. Since my breasts are pretty much non-existent, I have always wondered what it would be like to have breasts; I have always wanted to grow breasts, but unfortunately, I never did get to develop them. I've always felt less feminine because of my small, flat breasts, even though I know that breasts don't really make a woman. I would think to myself, "One day I will get breast implants." But I did not really want to get implants; I wanted real breasts.
When I started hearing about herbal breast enlargement pills, I was not sure if they worked or not, and it seemed too good to be true. I thought that they must be scam products that target your insecurities just to grab your money. However, I was still interested and desperate for growing my breasts that I was willing to try herbal breast enlargement pills. I was fed up with wearing water bras, gel bras, padded bras, silicone inserts, and generally any garment designed to add fake padding to my breasts. So I read as much natural breast enlargement information as I could on the Internet, and I joined almost every breast enlargement forum.
One day, I finally purchased a product called Complete La Femme in an herbal liquid form. I started taking the product near the end of January 2003. In the next month, I bought the same product but in capsule form. Toward the third month, I did not see any growth, so I bought some Natural Curves breast enlargement tablets, and I added that to my Complete La Femme routine. Then later on during the third month, I bought my third bottle of Complete La Femme (capsule form). Toward the end of the third month, I added Complete La Femme breast enhancing lotion and the herbs saw palmetto and fenugreek to my Complete La Femme capsules and Natural Curves tablets routine. In the fourth month, I ran out of Natural Curves tablets and did not buy another bottle, but I continued taking everything else. Toward the end of this month, I ran out of Complete La Femme capsules and bought Complete La Femme liquid instead. Then shortly after that, I stopped taking the Complete La Femme breast enhancing lotion. In the fifth month, I ran out of saw palmetto, and a week later, I ran out of fenugreek and did not continue taking them. I took my last bottle of Complete La Femme (liqud form) in the sixth month, and after seeing no growth, I stopped taking it.
It was a frustrating experience, both financially and emotionally. The herbs were expensive; I ended up spending around $500 or so. I only got a 62% refund on Complete La Femme liquid and pills; I did not get a refund for Complete La Femme lotion, Natural Curves tablets, fenugreek, or saw palmetto. Also, it seemed like the herbs caused PMS symptoms--it felt like I had PMS all month.
To this day, I still do not know why Complete La Femme herbal breast enlargement pills/liquid did not work on me. Maybe my body is not the right type for Complete La Femme. Maybe Complete La Femme had the wrong ingredients, or not enough potency in its herbs. Maybe I should have taken Complete La Femme for a longer period of time. But six months after stopping Complete La Femme, I started taking Quick Bust breast enlargement pills toward the end of January 2004, which is very close to the time I am typing this article. I will try Quick Bust for at least six months, if not more than that. Some ingredients in Quick Bust are different than those in Complete La Femme. I hope that Quick Bust works for me. I will type up a new article about Quick Bust after six months pass.
~Melody~