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Comment on what can you replace for butter in this cookie recipe below? by Been There~Done That!

Been There~Done That! — Wed, 10 Mar 2010 01:16:38 +0000

I you choose to not use butter use shortening instead.

Comment on What is the secret to anti aging in the face ? by liz

liz — Mon, 08 Mar 2010 01:04:41 +0000

eat lots of fruits, veggies whole wheat,fish, meat eating healthy will give your skin nutrients vitamins; when you nourish your body with healthy foods and cut out fast food and junk food your skin will begin to glow ect what you feed yourself shows up on your skin. an example is a smoker someone that smokes their skin will look dull, dry, ect your skin will do the same if you do not have a proper diet. also take vitamins daily and fish oil capsules. it does wonders.

the sun does a lot of damage even on cloudy days wear spf 15 or more every day
stress causes aging
smoking, alcohol,pollution, dry skin

when you sleep; sleep on your back its like a mini face lift each night because gravity is pushing down on it. if you sleep on your side you cause premature sagging and wrinkles samething if you sleep on your face.

use it for about 2-4 weeks and the wrinkles or lines disappear. your skin will be firmer RoC Retinol Actif Pur Anti-Wrinkle Moisturizing Treatment Night Time And Day Time or RETINOL ACTIF PUR Anti-Wrinkle Night Moisturizing Treatment $21.99

Clinique Total Turnaround Visible Skin Renewer $34.50

Neutrogena Healthy Skin Anti Wrinkle spf 15 $13.99

^ those are just a few products i dont really use neutrogena because it causes me to break out but it may work wonders for you.

make sure to cleanse your face morning and night and moistruzie

intaking lots of water more than 8 glasses a day helps keep your skin hydrated and it gets rid of the toxins in your body

eat oats, blueberries, spinach,oranges, brown rice,crisp whole grain breads, broccoli, milk,tomato, butternut squash,garlic, ginger, cranberry,soy, green tea, black tea,olive oil, the list goes on and on. the only natural remedies is eating healthy.

starting on keeping your skin healthy and glowing and anti-aging is smart.

hope this helps.

Comment on I need help naming my new skin care line!!!? by 99leadpencils

99leadpencils — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 01:22:24 +0000

"Pro-diva" "Eco-Diva"
"Diva-time" because when they’re using it it’s like they’re treating themselves to a little "diva-time".
"Di-Vero" It has that diva feel, but vero actually means "truth" in Latin. Di just means of. Consequently, you could also do something like "Di-Vilis" (of cheap), "Di-Veris" (of spring)

I hope I helped, or at least gave you some possibilities. I love what you’re doing and I hope I see it in stores soon. Good luck!

Comment on Can I use this sunscreen as my daily moisturizer? by sederunt29

sederunt29 — Thu, 04 Mar 2010 04:31:09 +0000

I also have extremely dry and sensitive skin. I use Aveeno and Neutrogena Sheer Sunblock (100 SPF), respectively. So far, my skin feels hydrated and not at all irritated. Good luck.

Comment on Could it be a bad sign when an eye cream causes a burning sensation when first applying it or is this normal? by eskimo

eskimo — Tue, 02 Mar 2010 00:08:40 +0000

i wouldnt use it, it just dosent seem right especially around the eye area. try apricot kernel oil. apply it lightly at night. i think that there is no need for all the added extras in creams (like petroleum oil!), and plant oils absorb better.

Comment on Does anyone know of a less expensive version of this cream? by His_Love

His_Love — Sun, 28 Feb 2010 01:29:06 +0000

I use AVON ANEW Instant Face Lift. It is so much better at such a better price. It is currently only $28.00 USD. I am 24 years old. It is an amazing product. I would recommend it to anyone around my age. Here’s some facts about it. I will also include the link to where I get it from.

With exclusive 3D InstaFirm Technology™—a powerful blend of active lifting ingredients. Ultra-silky after-feel. Apply after cleansing, then follow with your favorite SPF moisturizer.

Instantly 88% of women said their skin looked and felt lifted.*• 90% of women said skin looked and felt firmer.**
After 3 Days• Skin looks and feels firmer.• Skin appears crease-free.• Skin feels smoother, looks rejuvenated.
After 2 Weeks• Minimizes signs of visible sagging.

Comment on beauty products? by tinyblondie23

tinyblondie23 — Fri, 26 Feb 2010 00:36:13 +0000

I don’t know of any such thing, but I wish they did have something like that….on a personal note, I have tried all types of beauty products and hair products…I can tell a difference in such things as cleansers and moisturizers….I use Mary Kay and it is the ONLY thing that has not broken me out….as far as shampoos and stuff, I like the Aussie brand and they are not expensive…

Comment on What’s a way to put sunscreen on without it somehow getting in my eye? by Ashley P

Ashley P — Thu, 25 Feb 2010 01:19:35 +0000

Don’t put it on your eyes. I know it burns or is just irritating. I use Neutrogena Ultra Dry Touch, I absolutely love it, it is the best on the market, but if I get that on my eyelids I have to get out the visine. I am not sure of what cosmetic brand, but some are making eyecream with SPF.

If you wear mineral makeup, you won’t have to worry about sunscreen on your eye area. Most mineral makeup has SPF. I use different Mineral makeup lines, BM’s, Jane Iredale, and a few off name brands so I really don’t have to worry.

You are on the right track with sunscreen!!

Comment on What sunscreen do lifeguards use on the beach? by RLG1

RLG1 — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:21:59 +0000

I am not sure about Myrtle beach but they are issued one that is really hard find from coppertone spf 30/45. You could just go up to the Hq and ask sometimes they just give it away because some prefer using the Nuetragina sunscreen.

Comment on what is this career called ? by Management Mom

Management Mom — Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:21:55 +0000

Hello Dumpling:

If you’re talking about actually working in a company to formulate skin care products, you’d have to study to be a Chemist.

If you’re talking about treating skin conditions in a health care setting, then the doctor who would do this is a Dermatologist. You must be an M.D. to hold this title.

If you’re interested in skin care, applying makeup and working with clients to preserve or improve the condition of their skin through external applications, then yes, the title is Aesthetician. This person takes what the client has and shows them how to enhance their looks through good skin care, cleansing and maintenance.

In California, it requires a Cosmetology certification (available through most Beauty Schools specializing in hair, skin and nails).