Ana Ortiz and Brooke Sheen Prepare for Motherhood with Mama Mio

Tags: Celeb Style, Fashion & Gear - Bath and Body Care, Fashion & Gear - Maternity, Fashion & Gear - Mother's Day

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As they prepare for the births of their babies, Ugly Betty’s Ana Ortiz and Brooke Mueller Sheen are preparing their skin for motherhood with Mama Mio skincare! We’re told that Ana is loving the company’s fresh-smelling body products including Body Buff ($33) gentle exfoliator to keep her skin super smooth and Brooke has been using omega-rich Tummy Rub Butter ($35) to baste her twin-sized tummy.

– Danielle

CBB Deal: Register at mamamio.com through Friday, February 27, 2009 and get a $10 gift certificate to spend on the body care that keep celebs like Brooke and Ana in top shape. And shipping is always free on orders over $60.

• Posted on Feb 24, 09 at 1:30PM
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2 Responses to “Ana Ortiz and Brooke Sheen Prepare for Motherhood with Mama Mio”

1. Michelle Says:
   February 24th, 2009 at 3:02 pm

   I’ve been loving Mama Mio for years, so it’s great to hear that celebs are loving it too! Maybe with them spending so much on it the prices could go down a bit

2. Heather Says:
   February 25th, 2009 at 2:45 pm

   I’ll admit I’m expecting twins and terribly worried about stretch marks. I’m using both the Mamma Mio stretch mark oil and the tummy rub. So far so good.

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