The winter can be havoc on your lips. Take charge and get your lips ready for your Valentine.
For every sweet sentiment on your lips, there’s the new limited-edition Satin Lips Gift Set. The lip mask contains miniature buffing beads that gently exfoliate dead surface skin cells that cause lips to appear dull and lifeless, while the lip balm helps moisturize dry, rough lips. Clinical results show that a single application of Lip Balm moisturizes lips for at least six hours.
The final step --- be sure and use a good lip primer. Now you can have anti-aging and priming benefits in one product! Age-Fighting Lip Primer creates healthier-looking lips by fighting fine lines and wrinkles while light-diffusing microspheres decrease their appearance. Use it on lips, inside and outside your lip line, to extend lipstick wear and prevent lipstick and lip gloss from feathering and bleeding.
Add your favorite lipstick or lip gloss and you're good to go.
LOVE THOSE LIPS!
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February 7, 2009
Get Your Lips Valentine Ready
July 23, 2008
The Secret to Beautiful Skin
Good Morning~
After reading this information and using Mary Kay products I do think 40 is the NEW 30 when you take care of your skin! I have a bit of the "crows feet" not much though. Do you think maybe I'm really 25 years old. lol
By James Sternberg, MD
Dr. Sternberg is a dermatologist and anti aging expert in Westwood, California.
Taking care of your skin now will pay big benefits later—no matter what age you are now!
Although these changes are typical, there may be exceptions. The proper use of cleansers, moisturizers and cosmetics is essential to maintaining a youthful appearance. Use of a good skin care program such as Mary Kay offers—skin supplements containing Alpha Hydroxy—can certainly alter this progression.
At 20 years—The skin on the face is still free of wrinkles.
At 25 years—The first wrinkles appear on the forehead and under the eyes. Laugh lines become apparent.
At 30 years—”Crow’s feet” develop at the corners of the eyes.
At 40 years—Permanent wrinkles begin to appear in the area from the ears to
the neck.
At 50 years—Wrinkles appear around the nose, ear lobes, and chin. The skin
is noticeably drier.
At 55 years—Folds form at the nape of the neck and mostly on the areas exposed
to sunlight. Hyper-pigmentation or discoloration begins.
At 60 years—Wrinkles around the mouth deepen and the cheeks begin to sag.
At 70 years—Wrinkles begin to overlap, forming a crisscrossing net of
creases. Pigmentation is now quite evident.
Turn Back Time!
After reading this information and using Mary Kay products I do think 40 is the NEW 30 when you take care of your skin! I have a bit of the "crows feet" not much though. Do you think maybe I'm really 25 years old. lol
By James Sternberg, MD
Dr. Sternberg is a dermatologist and anti aging expert in Westwood, California.
Taking care of your skin now will pay big benefits later—no matter what age you are now!
Although these changes are typical, there may be exceptions. The proper use of cleansers, moisturizers and cosmetics is essential to maintaining a youthful appearance. Use of a good skin care program such as Mary Kay offers—skin supplements containing Alpha Hydroxy—can certainly alter this progression.
At 20 years—The skin on the face is still free of wrinkles.
At 25 years—The first wrinkles appear on the forehead and under the eyes. Laugh lines become apparent.
At 30 years—”Crow’s feet” develop at the corners of the eyes.
At 40 years—Permanent wrinkles begin to appear in the area from the ears to
the neck.
At 50 years—Wrinkles appear around the nose, ear lobes, and chin. The skin
is noticeably drier.
At 55 years—Folds form at the nape of the neck and mostly on the areas exposed
to sunlight. Hyper-pigmentation or discoloration begins.
At 60 years—Wrinkles around the mouth deepen and the cheeks begin to sag.
At 70 years—Wrinkles begin to overlap, forming a crisscrossing net of
creases. Pigmentation is now quite evident.
Turn Back Time!
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