Cheeseburgers are yummy - Tip of the day!
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Sure a cheeseburger can represent all things evil – grease, fat, lbs. Wanna know why it doesn't?
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Do you hate sharing your soda? Does it disgust you when someone wants to borrow your lip balm? Your problems are over! Introducing the latest in cold sore chic, the rhinestone lip bling.Filed under: Cosmetics, Skin Care, Celebrities with Style

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By now, most of you have seen the video/read the article/received the email on how nasty the bottoms of our purses are. If this is news to you, just take a moment to think about all the places you set your handbag -- floors, chairs, etc. And then, chances are, you set it on the kitchen counter, on the table, and you certainly touch the bottom with your hands, right?Continue reading What to do with your dirty handbag (because trust me, it's nasty)
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Wearing lipstick? Careful, more than half the brands on the market were recently found to contain lead.Filed under: Haute Home, Accessories
The post-lunch afternoon meeting can be torturous. You're tired; your boss is boring you. Your co-workers are grouchy, and you've started to notice an ominous grumbling in your intestinal region.
You may not want to admit it, but we've all probably found ourselves in this situation before, and unless you're incredibly rude and/or work in the most informal office on the planet, you likely held it in and hoped for the best.
Then again, holding it in can only work for so long since when push comes to shove -- and you know what I mean by 'shove' -- gas has to go somewhere.
But fear not modest office employees -- those gassy sounds and smells can be absorbed by the GasBGon, a flatulence filter seat. GasBGon is a thin chair pad that uses high-tech carbon filter technology to muffle the evidence of a digested lunch gone wrong. According to the company, the GasBGon can handle up to 90% of the odors given off during the 14 farts that the average person emits during the day.
So, by all means, let her rip.
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According to Scotsman.com Living fashion is bad for your health. Say what? Lucky for fashion, I don't care. I will risk my health to look good. But for you health nuts out there I will share this disturbing news. Apparently, everything from your jeans to your sunglasses can have negative effects on your health.
Jeans: To me and most jeans don't quite look perfect until you have squeezed (baggy jeans just aren't cute) into them then properly broken them in. Well even the tiniest hips can suffer from tight fitting jeans as they could cause nerve damage. A Canadian doctor has found that pressure around the waistband of hipsters can pinch a nerve under the hipbone and cause a condition called meralgia paresthetica.
Thongs/ Panties: VPL is gross, so we opt for things that crawl up our backside like thongs and g-strings. But Dr. Thomas Gent from the Association of Gynecologists believes friction damage from the underwear's string section can aid the spread of bacteria and cause fungal infections (nasty).
Bras: For a big night on the town we all want to show a little cleavage. But did you know that push-up bras can cause you some problems? The squeezing is said to cause difficulty breathing which in extreme case can cause irritable bowel syndrome and constipation (ewwww).
Handbags: An oversized tote may dwarf your figure, but that heavy handbag can also cause neck strain, and shoulder tendonitis.
Sunglasses: Now what could be wrong with these? Scratched glasses can cause non UV-absorbing spots on the glasses which can cause more damage than not wearing glasses at all, which can score you cataracts as you age.
Shoes: I saved the most obvious for last. Too high or uncomfortable shoes can cause bunions, corns, calluses, and hammertoes. They can also cause stress to the rest of your body in the form on knee, hip, and spine pain. Ouch.
I am guilty of all these health offenses and the only one I plan on changing is my sunglasses. What about you StyleDashers?
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When I was in high school, the litmus test for determining who was "healthy thing" and "unhealthy thin" was menstruation. And so long as a woman still had regular periods, there was no reason to worry for parents or coaches to worry about her health. Filed under: Events: On the Scene, Men, Hair Care
Hair loss is a touchy subject for most men. But scientists in Pennsylvania may have found a cure for baldness. Filed under: Fashionable Food, Stores We Love, Skin Care
Sephora wants to be more than just your spot for cosmetics and perfume, the chain is creating a new, in-store beauty concept emphasizing nutritional supplements and drinks. WWD reports that the new line will start in France and if it works out, then it will sell in other countries. Sephora now has a consulting nutritionist who will create beauty regimens combining nutritional supplements and drinks as well as skin care for a total health program.Filed under: Accessories, Clothing, Shoes
"Running barefoot" and "wear running shoes" certainly don't seem to belong in the same sentence, but there's a whole new category of footwear designed to help runners feel like they're running barefoot. Olympic running athletes have trained by running barefoot because it forces the runner to make a soft landing on the front of the foot, reducing the possibility of knee and ankle injuries. With the exception of the shoe from Puma, they aren't all that pretty, but hey, sometimes bare feet aren't all that pretty either.Filed under: Fashionable Food
Over the past six months, I have spent a small fortune on Dannon's immune-boosting, probiotic dairy drink, DanActive. Not to be too much of a product pusher, but based on the non-science I like to call "My Personal Experience," all signs point to the fact that the L. Casei Immunitas cultures -- the active ingredients – work very well. I haven't been sick in six months. | # | Blogger | Posts | Cmts |
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