LBA on TV: The Today Show

Posted by Kevin C. on Saturday, January 27, 2007 · 2 Comments

Great story from Amy Robach today about ChapStick addiction. Her story is similar to mine: she got hooked on ChapStick received on Christmas morning.

Filed under ChapStick, Television · Tagged with amy-robach, campbell-brown, today-show

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2 Responses to “LBA on TV: The Today Show”

Laura says:

April 1, 2011 at 12:30 am

Why are so many people angry about this “addiction”? I know it is an inconvenience at times, but, really…is it the worst thing in the world?? I know so many people and have had this for over 20 years….as long as you are not missing work, school, family functions….it’s NOT that bad!!
Kiara says:

July 16, 2011 at 7:00 pm

lip balm is fun to put on and helps your lips. i love it and i actully collect lip balms. i own about 39 lip balms but i do use them alot. i see that you are trying to help people stop their addiction to lipbalm. but its actully healthy.

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