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2009/04/05 (The New Straits Times)
Q: I HAVE an oily T-zone and acne marks around the chin area. What is the simplest way to avoid an oily-looking face and what is the best foundation for a matte look which covers my acne marks?
Q&A: Inside the Bizarre World of Infomercials (Portfolio.com via Yahoo! Finance)
The cheesy late-night infomercial may seem like an artifact of the '80s, and for good reason -- that's when they first became ubiquitous thanks to a bit of deregulation. But infomercials are very much still with us, and in recent weeks they've been in the headlines thanks to the astonishing popularity of the Snuggie ; Cash4Gold, which became the first direct marketer to air a Super Bowl ad; and ...
A New You: Jeanette Campbell (Memphis Commercial Appeal)
Jeanette Campbell, 61, got a special treat as our April makeover subject. Dr. Kris Leventhal of East Memphis Aesthetics drew on her arsenal of fillers, exfoliators, light treatments and other technology to treat Campbell's skin damage, resulting from years of neglect, yard work and hard work.
Arm yourself against acne with a fork and knife (Toronto Star)
Beautiful skin doesn't start in a jar or at the dermatologist's office. It starts with what you have for breakfast, and gets better with a smart lunch choice. And a delicious dinner helps keep skin smooth and breakout-free.
A new study reveals that milk and sugary foods may contribute to acne, but chocolate's not indicted (New Orleans Times-Picayune)
A new study shows that a diet high in milk and sugary products may aggravate acne.
Effective Acne Treatment: Astonishing Benefit of Probiotics and Prebiotics (PRWeb)
Probiotics and prebiotics, the hottest new skincare ingredients, have shown to be an effective treatment for teen and adult acne. (PRWeb Apr 2, 2009) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/04/prweb2289444.htm
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