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To Have a Facial or Not – That Is the Question

Or the question really is - in order to achieve a healthy, glowing countenance does a person need regular facials?  A New York Times article recently visited this topic in depth.  Apparently many people subscribe to regular facials, though they haven't done their due diligence to investigate whether or not these facials really do deliver... Read moreChevron

Do you want longer, thicker, darker eyelashes?

It's considered one of the singular most flirtatious signals a woman can give a man.  Batting ones eyelashes is oh, so sexy.  If those lashes are dark, long and luxurious, well a man can easily succumb to the invitation.  Unfortunately due to genetics, aging and even harsh makeup habits, lashes can become damaged, brittle, and... Read moreChevron

Skincare Anti-aging News You Can Use

On a never-ending quest for active ingredients that may help tp delay or diminish the outer signs of aging, Origins offers Youthtopia Age-Correcting Serum with Rhodiola,  This herb which is the newest active ingredient to be harnessed by a skincare company is supposed to make skin more resilient when facing environmental... Read moreChevron

Now Is the Time for a Cosmetic Procedure "Bargain"

A recent poll of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons found that 62% reported a decrease in all cosmetic procedures in the first 6 months of the year, when compared to the same time frame last year.  I expect by January 2009, an even further down-swing will have been noted, due to an even more dismal financial picture.  So if you do... Read moreChevron

Artificial Skin Bonanza

As the saying goes, we all wish we had a second skin..sometimes.  the saying takes on serious significance when we hear about patients who have been badly burned or who have skin cancer diagnoses requiring the removal of substantial amounts of skin.  Medical researchers have been trying to grow artificial skin for a long time. ... Read moreChevron

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