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June 16, 2010

Loaded Lashes and Wow Brows

Filed under: Jane Iredale Mineral Makeup, Makeup Tips, News — Tags: , — Skin Expert @ 5:16 am
The Bitty Brow Kit

The Bitty Brow Kit

Ask any makeup artist in the fashion or movie industry what makes a face look its best and they’ll tell you the eyes. And if the eyes are the window of the soul, the brows are the window frames. Eyes and brows are the primary focus. When well dressed, they can make a person look years younger and more beautiful.

But you don’t have to book an appointment with a makeup artist to have captivating Hollywood eyes and brows. That’s because the tools of the trade are now available to you from Jane Iredale.

Go ahead. Flutter and flirt with the most beautiful fake lashes ever designed. They’re Jane Iredale’s Professional Faux Lashes. These fabulous fauxes fill out your lash lines easily and perfectly. Just pick out a lash with tweezers, touch to the latex adhesive and place on the lash line. Within seconds you have full, gorgeous lashes that blend right into yours.

For wow brows, reach for Jane Iredale’s The Bitty Brow Kit. With two powder shades, two angled brow brushes plus a spoolie, you’ve everything you need in a tiny tuck-in-your purse kit that goes anywhere.

Load up your lashes with Jane Iredale’s Professional Faux Lashes and frame them beautifully with The Bitty Brow Kit. Then watch the WOW factor work.

Jane Iredale Skin Care Makeup is available from leading dermatologists, skincare clinics and the professionals at www.SkinGift.com.

June 11, 2010

Detect Skin Cancer with Alphabet Soup

Filed under: News, Sun Protection, Sun Screen — Tags: , — Skin Expert @ 5:09 am

As frightening as skin cancer sounds, it’s treatable if detected early. And one of the best ways to detect skin cancer is via the alphabet soup: know your ABCDEs of changes in a mole or skin growth.

A = asymmetry. One side doesn’t match the other side.

B = border irregularity. The edges are uneven, ragged or notched.

C = color. The pigmentation is not consistent. Different shades of brown, black or tan are evident and a mottled appearance may show red, white and/or blue colors.

D = diameter. The size of the mole is larger than a pencil eraser.

E = evolution. The growth changes in size and shape. There could be itching or tenderness and possibly surface bleeding.

Protect your skin. If possible, stay indoors from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. when sunlight is the strongest. Avoid artificial sources of sunlight, like tanning booths. Wear a large-brimmed hat and protect your body with clothing that covers arms and legs. And ALWAYS use a quality sunscreen!

Look for sunscreens with zinc oxide or titanium dioxide for the best protection against both UVA and UVB rays. Reapply often, especially after swimming or exercising. Don’t skimp on overlooked areas like ears, hairline and feet.

Be sun wise this summer. Protect yourself and examine your skin every month. Remember, skin cancer is curable if spotted early. To discuss your skin’s condition with a medical professional, visit www.SkinGift.com.