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Quote of the Day
After all, God made man and then said: I can do better than that -- and made woman.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Choosing the Right Brush
The type of hair brush (or comb) you use has a big influence on your hair. If you have short hair, try a short brush with soft, protective bristles. Medium-length straight hair benefits from a paddle brush, and wavy hair needs an extra-large, round brush to get rid of tangles. For long hair (anything past your shoulders), use a ceramic brush ...Read more
Quote of the Day
Never interrupt someone doing what you said couldn't be done.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Air-Drying Your Hair
Every once in awhile, air-drying your hair can be good for it -- as long as you do it right. Make sure you use an absorbent towel to speed up drying time, and blot your hair gently instead of rubbing it (rubbing can cause frizziness and split ends). For extra volume and waves, pull your hair back with large clips until it dries.
Quote of the Day
One of the keys to happiness is a bad memory.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Quick Fix for Oily Skin
Having trouble with oily skin? Keep a bowl of water in the refrigerator and splash some on your face three or four times a day. Not only is it refreshing, but it also tightens your pores.
Quote of the Day
Love is a choice you make from moment to moment.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Makeup and Moisturizing
If you're accustomed to using a heavy moisturizer on your face, stop using it during the day. Use a lighter moisturizer under makeup, and save the heavier one until bedtime. This will help your makeup go on more evenly, and is more effective than "laying it on" twice a day.
Quote of the Day
Think wrongly, if you please, but in all cases think for yourself.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Focus on the Face
When applying makeup, draw attention to one part of your face: either your eyes or your lips. Wearing large amounts of lipstick and eyeshadow at the same time divides the focus and isn't very flattering. Pick one to accentuate and tone down the other.
Quote of the Day
It takes people a long time to learn the difference between talent and genius, especially ambitious young men and women.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Treatment for Tired Eyes
To rejuvenate tired eyes, lay a slice of cold cucumber over each eye -- it really works! The reason is simple, though: anything cool over your eyes helps reduce redness, and makes them feel better, too. If you're looking for something easier, use a cool, damp washcloth instead.
Quote of the Day
The greatest gift is not being afraid to question.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Quick Hair Tip
If you can't get your hair to "do its thing" in the morning, invest in some hair clips and decorative sticks. It only takes a minute to twist your hair back and clip it into place, and the right hair accessories can still make your 'do look sophisticated. Use a bit of hairspray if you're worried about fly-aways.
Quote of the Day
Challenges make you discover things about yourself that you never really knew. They're what make the instrument stretch -- what make you go beyond the norm.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Under-Eye Blemishes
Before you apply under-eye concealer, take a moment to use some anti-redness eyedrops. That alone will help reduce redness, making your concealer or makeup stick more effective.
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For the things we have to learn before we can do them, we learn by doing them.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Quick Eye Makeup
In a hurry? A single coat of mascara doesn't take much time to apply. A little bit of eyeshadow in a color complementary to your outfit can also bring out your eyes. It should only take a few seconds to apply shadow, but if you're in a real rush, mascara alone will work fine.
Quote of the Day
There is a lot more to life than just struggling to make money.
Health and Beauty Tip -- Simple Hand Massage
To stimulate circulation in your hands, rub the palm of one hand over the back of the other, then repeat with the other hand -- something like washing your hands. In addition to stimulating circulation, it also warms your hands.






















