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Wipe Away Wrinkles With New Makeup Remover
November 21, 2008
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Now you can work on getting younger-looking skin even when you’re removing your makeup and mascara. Pond’s Clean Sweep Age-Defying Wet Cleansing Towelettes ($6.06; drugstores) are infused with retinol and collagen, ingredients thought to improve skin resilience and help fill in fine lines. They’re gentle enough to use around your eyes. Read More
Slideshow: Your Secret Dry Spots Uncovered!
October 19, 2008
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By Jolene Edgar
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
Cold weather can be a big problem for your littlest spots (the rims of your nose, the corners of your mouth, under your eyebrows). Show them a little love with our derm-approved advice. View the slideshow.
Slideshow: SOS: Save Our Skin!
October 15, 2008
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By Julie Gouterman
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
Come winter, we can’t live without these seven products. View the slideshow.
Ask Health: How to Soothe Itchy Underarm Skin
October 10, 2008
From Health magazine
Q: My underarm skin is raw and itchy. How can I protect against odor without making things worse?
A: Women come into my office all the time complaining about redness, itching, and burning under their arms. Sometimes the cause is as simple as a dull razor nicking the skin, but more commonly a product is to blame. Most deodorants, antiperspirants, and shaving creams contain fragrance, a big-time allergen. Plus, salts and acids in antiperspirants can upset skin, as can your own sweat and the bacteria it breeds. Read More
Slideshow: Five Steps to Wide-Awake Eyes
October 10, 2008
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By Jolene Edgar
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
Droopy lids, fine lines, puffy bags—what a nightmare! Wake up tired eyes fast with these simple strategies. View the slideshow.
Elizabeth Hurley’s New Natural Life
October 1, 2008
“It” clubs and fabulous restaurants? Whatever. The actress, supermodel, and entrepreneur is happiest at home in the country with her husband, son, and 183 farm animals. Read More
Repair Your Summer Skin
September 26, 2008
By Jolene Edgar
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
No matter how hard you try to protect your skin with sky-high SPFs and floppy hats, UV rays still manage to make their mark during the summer months. “The sun strips away moisture and revs up pigment-making cells, leaving skin dull, dehydrated, and uneven,” says Kenneth Howe, MD, clinical instructor of dermatology at Mt. Sinai Medical Center in New York City. And when skin is dry, fine lines are more noticeable.
The good news? Sun damage can be easily remedied—so easily, you can do it in your sleep. It’s best to repair damage at night rather than during the day, Dr. Howe says, “because the most potent pigment- and wrinkle-fighting formulas rely on ingredients that make skin more vulnerable to sunlight.” Just follow these simple steps before bed. Read More
The Best Anti-Aging Secrets
September 25, 2008
From Health magazine
We’ve all been there: That moment midappointment when you catch yourself shamelessly staring at your hairdresser, dermatologist, or dentist and thinking, How the heck does she pull it off? What’s the secret to her great hair, pore-free complexion, or flawless teeth?
Well, we decided to go straight to the source and find out, once and for all, how to get that ageless look—naturally. We asked the beauty industry’s most-sought-after stylists, aestheticians, and MDs to divulge their tricks for stopping the clock. If there’s no fountain of youth, their unexpectedly simple advice might be the next best thing. See the full slideshow here.
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Chill Out in 10 Minutes or a Weekend
September 11, 2008
By Danielle Braff
From Health magazine
From Health magazine
Your alarm clock didn’t go off, there’s a pile of projects waiting for you at work, and your next vacation is months away. When everyday life is enough to frazzle your nerves, adding “Relax, already!” to your to-do list might just make things less bearable. The happy truth? There are simple ways to fight back when stress strikes—no matter how crazy your schedule. Try these tricks. Read More
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