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A: Blues of all shades are especially trendy this winter season. A leading college fashion website recommends blues ranging from light, ocean-inspired shades to those that are dark and moody like navy blue. Other popular hues include teal, minty and royal blues in both sheer and shimmery finishes.
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A: Yes, even our rough and tough men need skin care regimens, too, dermatologist Doris Day tells WebMD. She said men should cleanse morning and night, use sunscreen every day (even in winter) and exfoliate weekly.
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A: While skimming the back of bottles, WebMD suggests you look for the following ingredients that boost your skin’s ability to lock in hydration: ceramides, dimethicone, hyaluronic acid, glycerine, lanolin, mineral oil and petroleum jelly.
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A: Instead of a shower, take a lukewarm bath and add oatmeal or baking soda. Reapply your moisturizer frequently, not just when you find yourself drying out. And try to stick to softer fabrics like cotton next to your skin; rougher fabric like wool can be itchy and abrasive.
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A: You should use two separate products. Yellow-based concealers work best underneath the eyes, while a green-tinted concealer will neutralize the redness of a blemish. Plus, you don’t want to spread bacteria from acne pimples to other areas of your face. Try a spot treatment designed specifically for acne, like Jane Iredale Zap and Hide Blemish Concealer - Light. |