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• Posted to Best acne cover up on 10 Nov 2008

  try neutrogena oil free acne wash, a face lotion like dove which has spf 15. then try a concealer like almay. then foundation, i use maybelline mineral power powder foundation. and the color matches my skin perfectly if i get a pimple i just cover it up with that and lasts forever.

• Posted to How to cover dark circles under eyes on 3 Nov 2008

  Dark circles under the eyes will readily appear due to lack of sleep or excessive tiredness. This causes paleness of the skin and increased visibility of under eye circles. This is one of the most prevalent reasons for under-eye circles, sleep deprivation. Lack of sleep results in an increase in stress hormones like cortisol which can lead to health problems, and to the swelling that creates those dark eye circles. Skin is healed during deep-wave sleep, thanks to increased circulation to the face. Sleeping with your head slightly elevated is the best idea for dark eye circles.

• Posted to Results Will Never Make Up for the Bad Experience I Have Had on 5 Sep 2008

  Mesotherapy treatments have been performed throughout Europe, South America, and more recently the United States for over fifty years. However, physicians have been concerned about both the efficacy and safety of mesotherapy, arguing that a lack of scientific study makes mesotherapy a fad with potentially dangerous side effects. "There is simply no data, no science and no information, to my knowledge, that mesotherapy works," according to Rod Rohrich, M.D., Chairman, Dept. of Plastic Surgery, University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center, Dallas. The American Society of Plastic Surgeons issued a position statement not endorsing mesotherapy because to date, there has been no established mechanism of action, demonstrated efficacy, or established safety profile with any of the drugs used in mesotherapy. The FDA cannot control the use of practitioners injecting various mixtures into patient's bodies because this practice falls under the jurisdiction of state medical boards. Dr. Robin Ashinoff, speaking for the American Academy of Dermatology, says "A simple injection is giving people false hope. Everybody's looking for a quick fix. But there is no quick fix for fat or fat deposits or for cellulite." The American Society for Dermatologic Surgeryinformed its members in February 2005 that "further study is warranted before this technique can be endorsed." Many dermatologists and plastic surgeons are alarmed about the growing profile of mesotherapy. "No one says exactly what they put into the (syringe)," says Naomi Lawrence, a derma-surgeon at the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey. "One drug they often use, phosphatidylcholine, is unpredictable and causes extreme inflammation and swelling where injected. It is not a benign drug." USAToday 8/4/2004. It is currently banned in a number of South American countries. Even Brazil, which is less strict than the USA in drug approvals, has banned the drug for these purposes. In Australia, an alternative therapy salon is being investigated by the Health Department after several clients developed skin abscesses on the calves, bum, thighs, abdomen, shoulders, face and neck from the treatment, with one patient also developing a mycobacterial infection.

• Posted to LOVE my TT on 5 Sep 2008

  A Tummy Tuck is a procedure that will remove excess fat and skin from around the waist and removes excess skin to leave a flatter, lower body profile and younger-looking abdomen.