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A new survey conducted by Wakefield Research, shares the truth behind scars and stretch marks from 500 pregnant and non-pregnant women. Read More
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Exterior and Interior Rebuilding: Consumption for skin care: Eat watermelon and pomegranate – Both are rich sources of lycopene to boost your natural SPF and omega-3 to strengthen the skin’s natural barrier function. Stock up on whole grains, which contain vitamin B, an essential ingredient essential for proper cell division. Eat high-quality protein like organic turkey and chicken to help produce collagen. Avoid coffee and sugar, both can dehydrate the skin and cause unneeded inflammation. Read More
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Health – Boost your energy and reduce stress in the fall by taking a vitamin B supplement. Additionally, fall is perfect for buying locally grown foods, since beauty starts from the inside out. Skin – Pumpkin is packed with antioxidants (A, C and Zinc). Pumpkin puree can be used to make a rejuvenating mask to help your skin glow. Read More
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My first step in educating others about cancer awareness was to become educated myself. Last fall, I attended a three day intensive to gain my certification as a Clinical Oncology Aesthetician through Touch For Cancer. Oncology Aesthetics is a synthesis of aesthetic and medical knowledge. The safety and comfort of the client is always the first priority. Read More
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Bodyography professional cosmetics teamed up with the San Diego Breast Cancer Foundation to put on the 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Fundraiser. The fantastically successful event was held at San Diego’s hottest club, The Ivy rooftop Lounge at the sophisticated Andaz Hotel in America’s Finest City’s historic Gaslamp Quarter. Read More
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Once the media grabs hold of something, whether it is a new gadget or technology, or a berry that has been used for thousands of years by the indigenous peoples of the Amazon; the public becomes completely inundated with a seemingly never-ending wave of news, talk and “miracle” products containing it. This is exactly what happened with the açaí berry. Read More
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While probiotic-foods contain live bacteria, prebiotic foods feed the good bacteria already living in your digestive system. You can find prebiotics in foods such as asparagus, Jerusalem artichokes, bananas, oatmeal, red wine, honey, maple syrup, and legumes. Eat prebiotic foods on their own or with probiotic foods to perhaps give the probiotics a boost. Read More
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Despite the sluggish economy, e-commerce reported record sales last year with an anticipated double-digit growth in 2011. Fueled by new technology and an evolving social-media shopping sphere, commerce is almost unrecognizable to the common consumer. However, it spells good news for retailers who quickly adopt such changing sales and marketing strategies. Here are six retailer trends that are changing the way consumers shop in 2011: Read More
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There is nothing more beautiful than an expectant mother and nothing more sacred than the new life of a child. A woman’s body goes through many changes during pregnancy and after the delivery, as does her mental and emotional state. Research has shown that massage lowers anxiety, decreases back pain, helps with leg pain, improves ... Read More
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Unless effectively controlled, rosacea can play havoc on job interactions and employment, according to a new survey by the National Rosacea Society (NRS) on the impact in the workplace of this red-faced, poorly understood disorder now estimated to affect more than 16 million Americans. In the survey of 1,134 rosacea patients, 60 percent of all ... Read More
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