Friday, May 30, 2008

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10 spring skin challenges

Woman Putting Lotion on Her Legs. health; today show; photodisc; fitness; getty images msnbc stock photographySpring weather lifts the spirits but challenges the skin. Suddenly, you realize your body isn't quite ready for all the bareness. But there are simple ways to fight bumps, flakes, blotches, and dullness.


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Private piercings raising public alarm

Mandi Hamlin, right, who claims a Transportation Security Administration agent forced her to remove a nipple ring with pliers in order to board an airplane demonstrates what she was asked to do by the TSA during a news conference Thursday, March 27, 2008, in Los Angeles, as her attorney Gloria Allred looks on. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)The prevalence of metal detectors means people with piercings are being subjected to pat-downs, pliers or the piercing gaze of a roomful of strangers.


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Skin cancer can sneak up on the most savvy

EW YORK - MAY 3: A doctor from the American Academy of Dermatology checks Christine Trerotoli for signs of skin cancer May 3, 2004 at Bryant Park in New York City. Could you have skin cancer and not know it? These women did. Reading this could save your skin, even your life.


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Not just lip service: Gloss can invite skin cancer

Some dermatologists say that slathering on shiny lip glosses can actually increase your risk of developing skin cancer.

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You want a prettier what?!

Belly button? Toes? Labia? You won't believe the parts some women are tinkering with in their quest for so-called perfection.


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Thursday, May 29, 2008

Beauty & Fashion.qtiw

10 spring skin challenges

Woman Putting Lotion on Her Legs. health; today show; photodisc; fitness; getty images msnbc stock photographySpring weather lifts the spirits but challenges the skin. Suddenly, you realize your body isn't quite ready for all the bareness. But there are simple ways to fight bumps, flakes, blotches, and dullness.


More...

Private piercings raising public alarm

Mandi Hamlin, right, who claims a Transportation Security Administration agent forced her to remove a nipple ring with pliers in order to board an airplane demonstrates what she was asked to do by the TSA during a news conference Thursday, March 27, 2008, in Los Angeles, as her attorney Gloria Allred looks on. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)The prevalence of metal detectors means people with piercings are being subjected to pat-downs, pliers or the piercing gaze of a roomful of strangers.


More...

Skin cancer can sneak up on the most savvy

EW YORK - MAY 3: A doctor from the American Academy of Dermatology checks Christine Trerotoli for signs of skin cancer May 3, 2004 at Bryant Park in New York City. Could you have skin cancer and not know it? These women did. Reading this could save your skin, even your life.


More...

Not just lip service: Gloss can invite skin cancer

Some dermatologists say that slathering on shiny lip glosses can actually increase your risk of developing skin cancer.

More...

You want a prettier what?!

Belly button? Toes? Labia? You won't believe the parts some women are tinkering with in their quest for so-called perfection.


More...

Wednesday, May 28, 2008

Beauty & Fashion.aufi

Revealed! The Stars' Oscar Beauty Secrets Posted By : Nikki Rammer

Oscar beauty and fashion has arguably eclipsed the awards themselves, and we all love catching a glimpse of our favourite stars on the red carpet. This year's ceremony was no exception and actresses such as Jessica Alba, Nicole Kidman and Cameron Diaz wow.

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Naked Minerals: Revitalize Your Skin Posted By : Samantha Steiner

Research studies by cosmetologists have confirmed that naked minerals are in fact wonder potions for the skin. These minerals bring the important nutrients of nature to help restore skin tissue that dies due to the pollution in our atmosphere and our poor eating habits. As much as we'd like to, we can't run away from the city to avoid pollution in the air or water. We definitely can't leave our jobs due to the fact it doesn't allow us to enjoy full meals, but we can use naked minerals.

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Tips to Keep Your Nails Beautiful Posted By : Peter Sams

Nails are made of keratin an object in the body. Nails grow at an average rate of 0.01 centimeters a day. Caring for nails is equally important as taking care and pampering all the other body parts. Nails keep on growing so one need to regularly clean them and keep them in shape. Smoking damages nails very badly so one should avoid smoking or should cut off the intake to keep oneself healthy and to keep the nails healthy.

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Manicure - Makes Your Hand Beautiful Posted By : Peter Hutch

The first step in a manicure is to shape or file the nails. You should never use a file on wet finger nails. Just as your hair is weaker and requires more care when it is wet, the same holds true for fingernails. There are four basic nail shapes: square, round, oval and pointed.

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Moles - Information about Moles Posted By : Peter Sams

Moles is basically a skin disease typical to youth, but Moles may occur to the people at any age. The great majority of moles are harmless, but in rare cases, moles may become cancerous. Moles can be flat or raised. They are generally in round or oval and smaller than a pencil eraser in shape .

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Tuesday, May 27, 2008

Beauty & Fashion.elxw

10 spring skin challenges

Woman Putting Lotion on Her Legs. health; today show; photodisc; fitness; getty images msnbc stock photographySpring weather lifts the spirits but challenges the skin. Suddenly, you realize your body isn't quite ready for all the bareness. But there are simple ways to fight bumps, flakes, blotches, and dullness.


More...

Private piercings raising public alarm

Mandi Hamlin, right, who claims a Transportation Security Administration agent forced her to remove a nipple ring with pliers in order to board an airplane demonstrates what she was asked to do by the TSA during a news conference Thursday, March 27, 2008, in Los Angeles, as her attorney Gloria Allred looks on. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)The prevalence of metal detectors means people with piercings are being subjected to pat-downs, pliers or the piercing gaze of a roomful of strangers.


More...

Skin cancer can sneak up on the most savvy

EW YORK - MAY 3: A doctor from the American Academy of Dermatology checks Christine Trerotoli for signs of skin cancer May 3, 2004 at Bryant Park in New York City. Could you have skin cancer and not know it? These women did. Reading this could save your skin, even your life.


More...

Not just lip service: Gloss can invite skin cancer

Some dermatologists say that slathering on shiny lip glosses can actually increase your risk of developing skin cancer.

More...

You want a prettier what?!

Belly button? Toes? Labia? You won't believe the parts some women are tinkering with in their quest for so-called perfection.


More...

Friday, May 23, 2008

Beauty & Fashion.fdqd

10 spring skin challenges

Woman Putting Lotion on Her Legs. health; today show; photodisc; fitness; getty images msnbc stock photographySpring weather lifts the spirits but challenges the skin. Suddenly, you realize your body isn't quite ready for all the bareness. But there are simple ways to fight bumps, flakes, blotches, and dullness.


More...

Private piercings raising public alarm

Mandi Hamlin, right, who claims a Transportation Security Administration agent forced her to remove a nipple ring with pliers in order to board an airplane demonstrates what she was asked to do by the TSA during a news conference Thursday, March 27, 2008, in Los Angeles, as her attorney Gloria Allred looks on. (AP Photo/Nick Ut)The prevalence of metal detectors means people with piercings are being subjected to pat-downs, pliers or the piercing gaze of a roomful of strangers.


More...

Skin cancer can sneak up on the most savvy

EW YORK - MAY 3: A doctor from the American Academy of Dermatology checks Christine Trerotoli for signs of skin cancer May 3, 2004 at Bryant Park in New York City. Could you have skin cancer and not know it? These women did. Reading this could save your skin, even your life.


More...

Not just lip service: Gloss can invite skin cancer

Some dermatologists say that slathering on shiny lip glosses can actually increase your risk of developing skin cancer.

More...

You want a prettier what?!

Belly button? Toes? Labia? You won't believe the parts some women are tinkering with in their quest for so-called perfection.


More...

Thursday, May 22, 2008

Wednesday, May 21, 2008