tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-26274592653914430862011-07-07T20:02:30.433-07:00Keeping you up to date on the latest skin care trends and researchFayceshttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09826287266632413157noreply@blogger.comBlogger91100tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-2627459265391443086.post-58052815225764296592010-07-25T19:31:00.000-07:002010-07-25T23:16:56.611-07:00

Hollywood is a youth focused town – big surprise. As such most actresses go to great lengths to stave off anything resembling a wrinkle or crows-feet. It’s no surprise when a 40+ aged actress or maybe even a 30 something actress starts scheduling Botox sessions to keep getting work, but you know the competition’s getting fierce when teen actresses start getting Botox injections. 18 year old

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Sometimes celebs want to be “seen,” other times, not so much. Singer Katy Perry was definitely not ready for her photo-op, when a photographer recently took an extreme close up of her, while she happened to be having an acne flare up. Not good for Katy, especially sense she’s a spokesperson for Proactiv’s skin care line - and let’s assume that she’s actually using the products. Katy’s an example

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Do you have concerns about skin lightening and would like to see how you’d look with a little bleaching? If you’re a Facebook user, you’re in luck. Vaseline skin care has released an application that lets you upload a photo and wipe out dark sports or lighten you skin in general. Of course, this is only useful for those who don’t have Photoshop or some similar software which could do the same

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When shopping for sunscreen, many people assume that the higher the SPF number (e.g., 100) the greater the protection. In truth you do get more protection, but not as much as you might think. An SPF of 15 provides about 93% protection. An SPF of 30 provides 97% protection. These numbers don’t leave much room for improvement. While an SPF of 100 sounds impressive, it’s not offering significantly

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People often joke about how unemotional or cold people can look after having one too many Botox injections. But, a recent study indicates that Botox injections may do more than reduce wrinkles by immobilizing the muscles behind our expressions. Noting the affect of facial expressions on emotions, the researchers theorize that the injections may also affect the level of emotions a person expresses

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If you’re a habitual tanning bed user, you may want to break that habit now. A recent study done by the University of Minnesota'sSchool of Public Health and Masonic Cancer Center has found conclusive evidence linking the frequent use of indoor tanning with the development of melanoma. Melanoma is a form of skin cancer that arises from melanocytes - the cells that produce pigment. According to the

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Sunscreens are supposed to help reduce the risk of skin cancer, not cause it. Right? Well, there's new data indicating that this may not be the case, that retinyl palmitate - a form of vitamin A commonly used in sunscreens - might actually cause cancer. A Times article reports that recent studies have found a possible correlation between retinyl palmitate and the development of tumors in rats

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For those of you who get carried away when you hit the makeup counters at the mall, you may want to be a bit careful when using the available testers. An LA Times article reports that if you don't take the proper precautions, you can wind up catching something nasty such as staph, strep, even E. coli.

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Welcome to Fayces Skin Care Buzz! Fayces Skin Cares new blog. It's devoted to providing our clients and the general consumer with the latest buzz in skin care news and research. Our goal, as always, is to inform and educate. Enjoy!

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