Skin Care Company Uses Rap Song to Promote Facial Mask

Prescription retinoid for $40 and up, or a fractional ablative laser treatmentfor $1,500 to $1,800. Redness. Topical antibiotic for $30 and up, or monthly KTP laser treatmentsfor $300 to $500. Dark spots. Prescription hydroquinone creamfor $50, or fractional nonablative laser treatmentsfor $750 to $1,500. Dull or rough skin. Over-the-counter products for $15 to $22, or chemical peels for$75 to $250.
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Skin Care Vitamins and Antioxidants

The company produced some lyrics and gave them to Miami-based rapper JMoon to play with. The final result became the Mud Mask Rap . The song and music video is gaining viewers on YouTube. It shows an inspired montage of common skin conditions that can be helped by applying a weekly facial mud mask, as well as portraits of faces proudly donning their mud masks. The company’s own facial mask , the Dead Sea Mud Mask is experiencing a surge in sales due to this one savvy move. Another reason for its popularity is the all-natural ingredients it incorporates.
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And they may actually reverse some of the discoloration and wrinkles associated with aging. These antioxidants work by speeding up the skin’s natural repair systems and by directly inhibiting further damage, says Karen E. Burke, MD, PhD, of the Mount Sinai School of Medicine’s department of dermatology. Burke recommends taking supplements containing 1,000 to 3,000 milligrams of vitamin C, 400 international units of vitamin E (in the D-alpha-tocopherol form), and 100-200 micrograms of selenium (l-selenomethionine) to gain the most benefit. (Don’t give selenium to children until they have all of their adult teeth because it can interfere with the proper formation of tooth enamel.) Coenzyme Q10 for Your Skin Coenzyme Q10 is a natural antioxidant in the body that helps the cells grow and protects them from the ravages of cancer. A drop in natural levels of coenzyme Q10 that occurs in our later years is thought to contribute to aging skin. A study published in the journal Biofactors found that applying coenzyme Q10 to the skin helped minimize the appearance of wrinkles.
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Do’s and don’ts for DIY skin care

But they come with a risk. “You have to be careful with the egg white mask because egg whites sometimes have salmonella, and if you end up ingesting it by accident, you can actually get salmonella,” she said. “So these days, unless you know the source of the eggs, I would be very careful with that one.” Spices If a DIY facial scrub recipe calls for cinnamon, use it at your own risk, Day said. “I think that would be irritating. You wouldn’t get enough of a concentration of cinnamon and you can probably even get blisters,” she said.
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Reader Christal Davis said of “The Weight Loss Scriptures” content: “This is a very helpful and motivational way to look at weight loss. With continued disappointment from all of my previous efforts I had really started getting down and felt hopeless. This is changing my perspective. I am focusing on God’s love!
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So, with my editors blessing, I decided to go out and put the product to the test myself. What better way to find out the truth that to conduct my own study? To get started, I volunteered to be the “guinea pig”. I applied online for a bottle of Pure Garcinia Cambogia .
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Green Coffee Beans: Does This “Miracle” Weight Loss Remedy Really Work?

While research thus far hasn’t revealed any major negative side effects, chlorogenic acid contains an amino acid called homocysteine. High levels of homocysteine are associated with heart disease. Another factor to consider is that these coffee beans, although green and taken in pill form, still contain that kick of caffeine that we’re used to in a regular cup of Joe. While moderate caffeine intake doesn’t seem to harm most people, too much can cause jitteriness, lack of attention, and other side effects.
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Analyzing the side effects of common drugs; questioning conventional pregnancy wisdom

Intrested customers can read the full review at: http://www.dailygossip.org/pregnancy-miracle-review-lisa-olson-system-for-overcoming-infertility-problems-6853 Still, the medical researcher warns her readers that her book is not only about how to get pregnant, but it actually is a way to adopt a whole new philosophy on conception and pregnancy. Step by step, her book will instruct patients how to treat infertility and get pregnant quickly. Not only that the method helps women conceive, but it improves overall health, helping patients have a healthy pregnancy and child birth. According to DailyGossip.org, unlike other natural treatments, this method is not expensive and can be used by women at home. In fact, infertility treatments can be highly expensive and in many cases they produce no results, even after several years. On the other hand, Pregnancy Miracle is considered to be really efficient, but is amazingly affordable, too.
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Lee: ‘I Just Wanted My Pregnancy’

I can’t believe they could charge the guy with murder, even though mothers and doctors “murder” unborn babies every single day and no one even blinks. How is it murder if the “fetus” is not yet a life, as abortionists contend? September 10, 2013 at 11:27 am | Reply NC September 10, 2013 at 12:28 pm | Reply tuliplady Having to have a kid with someone you don’t want to have one with is worse than prison. Messed up and underhanded, yes but oh well. Lady sounded desperate and any woman worth her salt knows that having a kid with someone who says no is a recipe for disaster, and if you are that desperate for a kid, you should give your partner walking papers and find someone who wants to have a kid with you. Or breakup move far far away and raise your kid without expectation of any help from Daddy.
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More health and science news Lenny Bernstein Foundation announces competition to come up with sensors to monitor acidity levels in the worlds oceans. eHealthMe, a database of side effects Wondering whether your abdominal pain is related to your Synthroid medication or if your insomnia is a side effect of Albuterol? The Web site eHealthMe.com aims to help people connect the dots between the drugs they take and how they feel. The site, which is free, merges social media and medical data to help people get to the root of their problems. Users can find studies, anonymously ask a question or peruse queries posed by others.
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