Best Skin Care Products For Women: Foods to Improve Your Skin -- and More

Wednesday, April 20, 2011

In This Issue:

  • Shedding Light on 7 Sunscreen Myths
  • Natural Skin Care: The Skinny on Fats
  • Shaving Is Irritating My Legs

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Foods to Improve
Your Skin -- and More
Want to hold onto that youthful glow
and have more energy? These super
foods for women can really help.
Also See:
• What Your Nails Say About Your Health
• Tips to Fix Red, Puffy Eyes

• How to Avoid the Dermatologist

Health News & Features

Shedding Light on 7 Sunscreen Myths
Do all sunscreens work the same? Is the sunscreen in your makeup
enough? We get to the bottom of the biggest myths about sunscreen.
Also See:
  • Braids, Weaves Raise Hair Loss Risk
  • What Happens When You Get a Tummy Tuck?

Natural Skin Care: The Skinny on Fats
Fat may not be so great for your waistline, but it can do wonders
for your face. Learn how to get the skin-plumping benefits.
Also See:
  • Can Botox Help You Get Rid of Scars?

• Which Exfoliators Work Best?

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• Waking Up Tired? It Could Be Overactive Bladder

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Shaving Is Irritating My Legs
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