Best Skin Care Products For Women: Look Younger: These Tricks Really Work

Wednesday, March 16, 2011

In This Issue:

• How Often Should You Switch Skin Care Products?

• Slideshow: 20 Best-Kept Hair Secrets
• Are Lash Extensions a Good Idea?

Look Younger: These
Tricks Really Work
Your makeup might be adding
years instead of erasing them.
Quick fixes that will surprise you.
Also See:
• Eczema: Sometimes the Itch Comes First
• Putting Cellulite Creams to the Test

• What Happens During an Eye Lift

Health News & Features

How Often Should You Switch Skin Care Products?
Ever wonder if you should ditch the moisturizer or cleanser you've
been using forever and try something new? Here's an expert's take.
Also See:
• Tips to Treat and Prevent Cold Sores
• Eyebrow Transplants: Get the Facts

Slideshow: 20 Best-Kept Hair Secrets
Great-looking hair can sometimes feel like a full-time job.
Learn the tricks to boost thin hair, smooth frizz, and more.
Also See:
• Skin Care: Decoding the Jargon

• 5 Scary Facts About Tanning Beds

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• Can Tight Clothes Cause Yeast Infections?
• 11 Things That Could Be Drying Out Your Skin

From The Skin & Beauty Community

Are Lash Extensions a Good Idea?
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about lash extensions. Read what the dermatologist had to say.

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