Best Skin Care Products For Women: What to Eat for Soft, Supple Skin

Wednesday, December 15, 2010

In This Issue:

  • 5 MacGyver-Style Beauty Fixes
  • Winter Skin Care From Sea to Sea
  • Filling in the 'Parentheses' on Your Face

What to Eat for
Soft, Supple Skin
Foods like salmon, strawberries, and sweet
potatoes can help keep your skin youthful.
See which other foods made the list.
Also See:
• Tips for Preventing Scars
• Skin Care Advice for Teens

• Gorgeous Hair at Any Age

Health News & Features

5 MacGyver-Style Beauty Fixes
Shampoo as makeup remover? Toothpaste as zit cream? If you're
in a pinch, here's a list of home remedies you can use instead.
Also See:
  • Winter Skin Care Quiz
  • What Is a Thermage Face-Lift?

Winter Skin Care From Sea to Sea
How you care for your skin in the winter depends a lot on
where you live. Get region-by-region skin care advice.
Also See:
  • Secret to Successful Cosmetic Surgery

• 6 Rules for a Glowing Complexion

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• Quit Smoking and Keep Your Weight in Check
• Sagging? Shrinking? Your Breasts After Nursing
• Evaluator: Yeast Infection or Something Else?

Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon

Filling in the 'Parentheses' on Your Face
Those creases around your nose and mouth starting to bother
you? Robert Kotler, MD, talks about the options for erasing them.

Read more on his Secrets of a Beverly Hills Cosmetic Surgeon blog.

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