Health and Beauty

Have Shampoo Bath Once In Two Days For Your Hairstyle

Hair shampoos are viscous clear or opaque liquid soaps. The most widely used basic ingredients in Hair Shampoos are as follows.

Moisturizers May Cause Skin Cancer

The most commonly used moisturizers are found to increase skin cancer risk in mice, trials show.

Common Moisturizing Skin Creams May Have Cancer Risk

Tumorigenic Effect of Some Commonly Used Moisturizing Creams when Applied Topically to UVB-Pretreated High-Risk Mice.

Research Captures Hollywood Hairstyle

How does Hollywood achieve real hairstyles in animated world?

Cut and Trim your Fingernails and Toenails

Normally, women take care of their finger-nails and toe-nails. But mostly men do not care for them. As women are taking care of the nails men must not think that it is a part of beauty care. Both women and men must keep their finger-nails and the toe-nails clean and healthy.

Tooth Tattoo: Sunshine in your smile?

Apparently skin is not the only place that can be decorated with a tattoo. Tooth tattoos form the latest trend in India.

Study Shows National Rise In Skin Infections

A national analysis of doctor office and emergency department records shows that the types of skin infections caused by community-acquired MRSA doubled in the eight-year study period, with the highest rates seen among children and in urban emergency rooms.

Is Air Pollution Aging Your Skin?

Big city living may cause more wrinkles than sun damage, say the skin-care experts at StriVectin.

Dove Evolution: Perception Of Beauty

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This is classic beauty. Dove shows how one can change the perception about beauty.

I don't know if most men like natural appearance or model-standards, but if you have a teenage daughter (or son) this is a video for them to see too. The images we are exposed to are not reality.

Very good cosmetic beauty and make-up show from Dove.

Neutrogena For Men - Start Sampling

After a crazy week of business travel, I decide to simplify things and carry on my bag. Then I remember the 3 oz. Neutrogena liquids rule at the airport. Why 3 oz. anyway; is that the tipping point when hygiene products become explosive?