by Debi G | Dec 15, 2010
The calcium that comes from dairy products is essential to a healthy body but if you’re noticing increased breakouts, you could be reacting to the hormones that are in the milk. A study conducted by a team of scientists at Harvard and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that the hormones in milk can lead to increased acne. As dermatologists, Dr. Rodan and Dr. Fields believe the most reliable way to get calcium and vitamin D is from supplements. But if you can’t live without dairy products, go organic to avoid the potential problems that come from the growth hormones in non-organic products.
by Debi G | Dec 14, 2010
The older you get, believe it or not, the less make-up you should use on your face.
For your lips, my most important tip is to use lighter shades of lipsticks. It’s the smartest way to go because darker shades make you look older. Try it, you will see for yourself. Also, don’t fall into the trap of too much face powder. You just might end up looking like a powdered jelly donut!
Foundation, if you must wear it, should be close to your natural skin color. For your eyes, keep them lightly defined. And for your lips, line them with a similar shaded lipstick color to prevent color bleeding. If you follow these steps you can embrace getting older because getting older brings its own beauty, the kind that shines from the inside out!
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by Debi G | Dec 9, 2010
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The calcium that comes from dairy products is essential to a healthy body but if you’re noticing increased breakouts, you could be reacting to the hormones that are in the milk. A study conducted by a team of scientists at Harvard and published in the Journal of the American Academy of Dermatology found that the hormones in milk can lead to increased acne. As dermatologists, Dr. Rodan and Dr. Fields believe the most reliable way to get calcium and vitamin D is from supplements. But if you can’t live without dairy products, go organic to avoid the potential problems that come from the growth hormones in non-organic products.
