Skin Care
17 Tips to Look Younger
By Jessica Prince The leading experts reveal antiaging secrets you may not already know. 1. CHOOSE LIGHTER LIPSTICK Dark shades can be unflattering on mature skin because lips get thinner with age, explains makeup artist Matin Maulawizada, who works with celebrities like Angelina Jolie. To keep lipstick from looking too severe, choose rosy reds or…
Read MoreFacial Meditation for Winter Skin
By Irina Wardas It is cold and windy outside, so we need to pay more attention to our skin. Try these home-made easy to make facials – facial meditations *- to heal, soften, rejuvenate, nourish and moisturize your dry winter skin. Cottage Cheese Facial Ingredients: 1 tsp. cottage cheese 1/tsp. raw organic honey 1 tsp.…
Read MoreTop Ten Signs Someone has had Plastic Surgery
Procedures & Breakthroughs by Chelsea Mize Does that older lady who lives down the street suddenly show up at a party with a face that looks too good (or too bad) to be true? Did your cousin go from straight A’s to C’s (we’re talking cup size, here) without gaining any weight? There are plenty…
Read MoreColeslaw with Turmeric Dressing Recipe for Healthy Breasts
October is a Breast Cancer Awareness Month to remind us to take care of our breasts. How many cancer fighting foods do you eat daily? Do you like cabbage? Cabbage is one of the healthiest foods because it is rich in vitamin C, fiber and indole-3-carbinol, a compound to help beat breast cancer by converting…
Read MoreCould This Simple Habit Actually Reduce Cancer and Diabetes by 50%?
Vitamin D influences more than 200 genes. This includes genes related to cancer and autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis. Vitamin D affects your DNA through the vitamin D receptors (VDRs), which bind to specific locations of the human genome. Reuters reports: “Vitamin D deficiency is a well-known risk factor for rickets, and some evidence suggests…
Read MoreDaniela Ciocan talks with The Ageless Sisters
Jackie Silver & Cynthia Rowland the Ageless Sisters duo, spoke with Daniela Ciocan at Cosmorof on how it all began, and where it is going. Sponsored by SalonGalaxy.com “On The Scene” it was a infomative interview about Cosmoprof.
Read MoreBotox Nation . . . or Why Can’t Women Age Naturally?
Donna Trussell Let’s be honest. Most face-lifts are unflattering. They turn the faces of middle-aged women, who should be wrinkled from all that laughing, crying and squinting in the sunshine, into frozen wastelands. Okay, I’ll admit to a little mannequin phobia (thank you “Twilight Zone”), but my point still stands. I think dyed hair can…
Read MoreJoan Collins would never have cosmetic surgery because it “frightens” her.
The 77-year-old actress has hardly any wrinkles on her extremely well-preserved face, but vehemently denies going under the knife. Instead, she insists her youthful looks are the result of “discipline”, portion control and good genes, and not cosmetic procedures. “Cosmetic surgery frightens me,” the veteran actress said. “Botox, I think, is poison, I would never…
Read MoreSoy is not safe!
According to the latest info from Al Sears, MD soy consumption is to be avoided if you want to remain healthy. One very important aspect of avoiding soy means we must carefully read and study food labels because soy has different names – sure soy oil, soy grits and soy meal – are easy to…
Read MoreThe naked truth about skin care
By JACKIE SILVER Tribune correspondent Technology and skin care collide in a new Web site that promises to provide “unbiased skin care advice.” The site, mySkin.com, searches through a database of more than 150,000 skin care products across 4,500 brands, finding the “perfect solution” for all types of skin. The technology factors in a person’s…
Read MoreCost of food-borne illnesses is deemed much higher than earlier estimates
A report sponsored by the Produce Safety Project at Georgetown University puts the health-related price tag at $152 billion a year. That’s more than four times an earlier USDA estimate. By Andrew Zajac and P.J. Huffstutter It turns out that tainted food can not only make people sick, but it can also cost them a…
Read MoreSay Goodbye to Underarm Deodorant!
A few weeks ago Cynthia read that Milk of Magnesia could stop underarm odor and wetness. She was skeptical but decided that hey, why not give it a try…so off to Rite-Aid she went, bought the smallest blue bottle and began using this preparation with only three ingredients. Great news – this works and…
Read MoreOlder Adults Need Less Sleep
How much sleep we need is largely a mystery, and sleep seems tougher to come by as we age. Many studies — often funded by the pharmaceutical industry — have suggested that we’re all sleep-deprived zombies, risking our health for lack of shut-eye. But new research in the U.K. confirms previous indications that older people…
Read MoreRare disease attacks, burns woman’s skin
Young mother has 30 percent chance of survival ST. PETERSBURG – Two weeks ago, Yasmin Hernandez was a vibrant, loving woman, devoted wife and mother of five young children. Now, she lies in a hospital bed, heavily sedated, because her skin is burning from the inside out. And her family is asking for prayers. Hernandez…
Read MoreMedicine-Cabinet Makeover
By: Jennifer Pirtle This medicine-cabinet makeover will replace your conventional cures with healthier options. Whether you’re plagued by headache pain or only occasionally bothered by a case of the sniffles, your medicine cabinet is probably the first place you turn to for relief. But are its contents the best choices for your health? Consider replacing…
Read MoreYour Complexion Reveals How Good Your Diet and Health Is
Posted by: Dr. Mercola Researchers have found that your complexion affects how healthy, and therefore how attractive, you appear. What’s more, your diet may be crucial to achieving the most desirable complexion. Using specialist computer software, study participants were asked to manipulate the skin color of male and female Caucasian faces to make them look…
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