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Gone too far? The crazy (and sometimes unhealthy) things celebrities do to lose weight and get in shape
Numerous celebrities will admit to the pressure of maintaining seemingly trim figures. After the world saw Oprah shrink, expand, shrink, expand, and then finally say, "I'm never dieting again," we had front row seats for what it must be like to feel constantly judged for your appearance. For various reasons, here are some of the…
Another Autism Conference
What do I think about autism conferences? Well, I really believe that both parents and professionals should get themselves out, from time to time, and attend some autism-related conference if your child is on the spectrum. I didn't do this at first. Early on, my husband and I focused on helping our child. We read…
Resources for Families With Breast Cancer
When someone dear to you has breast cancer, the condition can take its toll on everyone. Dealing with the illness can be overwhelming, to say the least. Not knowing what to do or what to expect can add to the anxiety that slowly builds up each day. Often, you feel helpless. You want to help, but you don’t know where to start. Fortunately, you can get some support through available resources for families with breast cancer.
Laser for Stretch Marks
Pregnancy causes your body to experience many changes. Some changes, like stretch marks, can remain long after you give birth. Stretch marks may cause cosmetic concerns, but they are harmless and don’t require medical intervention, according to the Mayo Clinic. Although these marks normally fade over time, you may want to minimize their appearance with laser therapy. Laser therapy uses light to stimulate the growth of new collagen and elastin. This type of treatment may help fade your stretch marks.
The Best Mass Market Mineral Makeup
Made from crushed minerals, mineral makeup claims to offer users a light, natural appearance. Many cosmetic companies have their own line of mineral makeup; however, not all contain the same quality of ingredients. Because makeup is generally worn for a long time, the American Dermatological Association recommends selecting makeup that is hypoallergenic, non-comedogenic and non-acnegenic. In layman’s terms, this mean the best mineral makeup are those that are less likely to trigger allergic reactions, clog pores or cause acne. The ADA also recommends that users choose makeup that contains sunscreen. Several brands of mineral makeup attempt to follow the ADA recommendations.