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latimes.com BEAUTY Weird ingredients in hair products Do beer, hemp and placenta really help hair? We ask two cosmetic chemists. By Alene Dawson October 25, 2009 When it comes to beauty products, sometimes ignorance is bliss. Snake venom, bird droppings, snail serum, cow dung and whale vomit are but a few...
If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then some products in the drugstore are downright sycophantic. Alongside best-selling lotions, shampoos, and scrubs sit eerily similar lotions, shampoos, and scrubs. They're often packaged in bottles that resemble their neighbors in shape, name, and claims --...
// // Beauty Stats Monday, February 9, 2009 at 2:44 PM | posted by Elaine D'Farley As I've mentioned we've been working on our 2009 Healthy Beauty Awards which are predicated on the idea that you know what's best when you see it, use it,...
Info Site Beautystat.com Launches by Andrea Nagel Posted Friday January 23, 2009 From WWD Issue 01/23/2008 Photo By Courtesy Photo Ron Robinson, a 20-year research and development executive for some of beauty’s leading firms — the Estée Lauder Cos. Inc., Avon Products Inc. and Revlon Inc., to name a few —...
After yet another blow-drying session, we realized our hair was starting to resemble a bale of hay. While we like to think we take pretty good care of our mane, everyday radicals like flat irons, pollution, and over-processing seen to rip the life out of...
Last week, Lierac celebrated the 35th anniversary of its signature product, Phytolastil. A French physician created the gel and serum duo as a gift to his wife to remedy her post-pregnancy stretch marks, and lo and behold- Lierac was born. Many of us know all too...
Gone are the days when hair spray meant boatloads of AquaNet coating beehives and bouffants along the Jersey Shore. Sure, we still have Snooki to think about, but everyday women need a little something to hold their ‘dos in place too. So when we got our...
This pepto-bismol pink (Petals & Peacocks) really stood out (it looks GREAT on darker skins) and is quite prevalent in many of Liberty’s prints.
Last evening, I went to the Shizuka New York Day Spa to get a Swarovkski Crystal Mani. I had not really heard too much about this salon apart from the fact that it had started the infamous “bird poop” facial. Enough said. The mani, which costs...
We had reported a little while back on the latest mascara from CoverGirl: the LashBlast Fusion Mascara, but we did not have an actual sample on hand to test. But guess what? We snagged one. I have to admit, that for a big purple wand that...
