Skin Care for Teens
It’s very important to wash your face properly. Imagine how much oil, bacteria, and dead skin cells sit on the surface of your skin. In my book “Skin Rules: Trade Secrets from a Top New York Dermatologist,” some of the initial rules cover face cleansing.
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Beauty Tips: Treat Chapped Lips With These 8 Quick Fixes
Got the winter blues? Chances are your lips do too. Cold, windy weather is never good for the skin, and most people tend to feel the brunt of this dryness in their lips. But before you load up on expensive lip moisturizers from the drug store, try these tips.
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Cosmopolitan Magazine: Beauty Rehab
So you….hit your pillow without washing your face – a lot? This is the biggest and most common skin mistake women make…
Better TV: Beauty Myths Debunked
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Your Most Personal Health Questions Answered!
The experts at ChickRx ask Dr. Jaliman to help tackle the most personal, embarrassing health questions you were too afraid to ask!
BB Creams: Fad or Fabulous?
If you flip through any women’s magazine, you can’t help but notice the different ads for BB creams — and if the empty product shelves in the skincare aisles are any indication, BB creams are all the rage. Will they still be hot come winter though?
Do Cucumbers Really Help With Puffy Eyes?
There are certain beauty rituals that continue to be passed down from generation to generation, and one of those more famous ones belongs to thinking that cucumbers reduce undereye puffiness. It’s likely you’ve done this at some point, not to mention offered up this bit of advice to others, but what’s the science behind it? Do cucumbers really reduce puffiness, or is it just the fact that they’re cold?
Broaden Your Spectrum When Choosing Sunscreen
Fun in the sun could be dangerous if you’re not wearing the right sunscreen. Doctors say you want one with broad spectrum coverage, offering protection against both UVA and UVB rays.
Oil Slick: Serums for Sleek Summer Strands
Many people don’t realize that the sun can wreak as much havoc on their hair as their skin. “The UV light damages your hair,” said Dr. Debra Jaliman, a New York dermatologist and author of “Skin Rules.” “It breaks the chemical bonds, which causes split ends and makes hair more susceptible to breakage.” David Lopez, a hairstylist in New York who has worked with many celebrities, said that sun exposure can also lead to “dryness, frizz and even cause hair color to fade if you dye it.”
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