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Beautiful image™ Beautiful Image’s “Lunch Time Face Lift” helps to tone and tighten the skin; diminish (even erase) fine lines, wrinkles, and creases; lifts sagging jaw lines; and widens the eyes by lifting the brows and tightening the eyelids. Body sculpting helps to tone, tighten, firm, and lift the buttocks, legs, hips, and tummy. 800-800-0838, ... Read More
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Tweezers, the earliest known method of hair removal, have evolved little from the clam shells used by the Neanderthals. Julius Caesar tweezed his facial hair multiple times per day, inspiring men of the time to copy his style in a new forum, the barber shop. Women copying Queen Elizabeth I plucked their eyebrows completely off and removed their hairline to the middle of their head. The basic idea of grasping hair and removing it from the follicle remains the same. The materials used to make tweezers have changed from prehistoric shells to high tech stainless steel and today there are a variety of styles designed for specific types of hair removal. Read More
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Aesthetics VideoSource Eva Mileski tackles two of the most common enemies of the skin: Sun-damage and dehydration in the instructional DVD, Professional Facial Techniques for Sun-Damaged & Dehydrated Skin. Mileski demonstrates how to provide a vitamin C facial to counteract the scorching effects of the sun and a hydrating layered facial. 1 Hr. 25 Mins. ... Read More
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Aesthetics VideoSource Eva Mileski tackles two of the most common enemies of the skin: Sun-damage and dehydration in the instructional DVD, Professional Facial Techniques for Sun-Damaged & Dehydrated Skin. Mileski demonstrates how to provide a vitamin C facial to counteract the scorching effects of the sun and a hydrating layered facial. 1 Hr. 25 Mins. ... Read More
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For thousands of years, people have sought out the therapeutic benefits of sea water therapy. Thalassotherapy; stemming from the Greek word for sea, thalassos, is a term coined to describe the usage of sea water for therapeutic purposes and preventative measures based on the belief that immersion in sea water revitalizes, heals, and cleanses the system. The sea holds an abundance of natural, pure resources. Seaweed is a concentration of sea water and acts as a lifeline to our bodies. Healthy human blood, lymphatic fluid, and extra cellular fluid all contain a similar mineral makeup to sea water. Read More
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Aesthetics VideoSource In the DVD, Men’s Facial Techniques, Rita Page, an award-winning CIDESCO diplomat, demonstrates a complete professional facial tailored specifically for male clients using a combination of an 8-in-1 facial equipment machine and traditional techniques. 800-414-2434, www.videoshelf.com, or CRR# 127 Advertisers Index Botanical Science Technologies, Inc. Sheer Berry Anti-oxidant Serum has high-powered antioxidant fruit ... Read More
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Aesthetics VideoSource In the DVD, Men’s Facial Techniques, Rita Page, an award-winning CIDESCO diplomat, demonstrates a complete professional facial tailored specifically for male clients using a combination of an 8-in-1 facial equipment machine and traditional techniques. 800-414-2434, www.videoshelf.com, or CRR# 127 Advertisers Index Botanical Science Technologies, Inc. Sheer Berry Anti-oxidant Serum has high-powered antioxidant fruit ... Read More
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Humans have used a variety of facial masks for centuries. Some of the early accounts of facial treatments include the use of river clay, mud, and fruit being applied to the face for beauty purposes. The Egyptians were known for placing a lot of importance on their outward appearance and royalty often used various beauty techniques including face masks. It appears that the first face masks were made from different types of clay. Cleopatra is supposed to have used Dead Sea mud from the ocean to treat her skin twice a week. Read More
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>> Step 1 Apply Black Opal all over the lid with an eyeshadow brush. Continue applying Black Opal until desired effect is achieved. >> Step 2 For added definition, blend Storm into the crease with a contour brush. Be sure to use a windshield-wiper motion to diffuse the color. >> Step 3 Blend together both ... Read More
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>> STEP 1 – Cleanse Remove eye makeup with Eye Makeup Remover pads. Cleanse the face, neck, and décolleté with Enzymatic Lactic Cleanser. Remove with a warm, moist towel or sponge. >> STEP 2 – Tone Tone with Glycotoner 5%; apply with cotton rounds using upward and outward strokes. >> STEP 3 – Exfoliate ... Read More
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