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When it comes to beauty, maybe we should all be listening to our grandmothers more. Because while some of the beauty practices popular in the past were notoriously dangerous (ahem, lead white foundation), many of the simple, natural treatments women favored are not only useful, but pretty darn smart as well. So how can you amp up your beauty routine the easy, inexpensive way your gran would have? Read more
If you’re looking for a way to reduce frown lines but don’t want to go the Botox route, take a look at Frownies. Watch our video to see how easy they are to use, and why they make for a cheaper alternative to expensive treatments. Read more
If you're starting to see lines between your eyebrows but aren't interested in Botox, that's no reason to frown. Instead, why not stick paper on your face to stop them from deepening? (We're serious.) Here's our look at Frownies, an inexpensive approach to stopping lines from forming. Will it work? Only one way to find out. Watch now! Read more
All-shades-of-the-rainbow eye makeup has been all the rage for several seasons now, but this week, stars were feeling rather blue in their color choices. No frowny-faces here, though; this year's trendiest blue hue lends a sexy pop of color without being overly in-your-face. Eva Mendes, for instance, opted for a hint of turquoise just under her lower lash lines. January Jones did a hint of Read more
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People generally think emoticons are a professional no-no, but I think it depends on your industry and relationship with the contact. The occasional smiley face could work sometimes when you're trying to soften a sentence or expressing gratitude and enthusiasm. However, it's a good idea to use the happy emoticon sparingly and not plaster it all over your emails. It might just be me, but I think Read more
