Oop-a-daisy. Did someone at Twilight HQ not notice the distinct similarities between the new Twilight fragrance and Nina Ricci's fragrance bottle?
How many times have you read a skincare article encouraging you to up the water intake for well-hydrated skin? Probably many, but after watching the US video clip below, you may think twice about reaching for your pop-top H20.
Watch out ladies, you may need to think twice about scent spritzing before heading to the office.
So you're after the latest miracle treatment to ditch those fine lines and scars? Then you may want to take note of a new method of treating said skin problems that's been developed by a British biomedical company: injecting the skin cells cultured from babies' foreskins into your face.
Fancy a facelift minus the scalpel? Then take note of New York yoga instructor Annelise Hagen who prefers downward dogs over plastic surgeons. She developed a program of facial movements, aka, The Yoga Face, claiming that if you can mentally relax your face and avoid bad facial habits, you can prevent lines from appearing.
While blondes may have more fun, new research has found men believe brunettes make better wives.
Men are the new women: Botox for blokes seems to be all the rage in the US, with the New York Times website reporting that the number of Botox procedures performed on men tripled between 2001 and 2007, with around 300,000 men opting for the jab.
A US woman has tried to sue a hair-colour manufacture, claiming her social life was ruined when she accidentally dyed her hair brown with one of its products. Oh yes, this is true.
Ever wondered how Madonna manages to stay looking so damn good when she's on stage? According to Shu Uemura artistic director, Gina Brooke, it's because she spends 45 minutes in hair and make-up before each show, and has quick fixes along the way.
As reported on ninemsn news recently, the use of tanning beds result in the deaths of 43 Australians per year through melanoma and are responsible for a further 2600 skin-cancer diagnoses annually.
