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Burlington Free Press - Delphine Cohen of Colchester applies eye shadow Wednesday while attending Look Good, Feel Better, a free program that teaches cancer patients beauty tricks. ALISON REDLICH, Free Press
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Study: Magazine ads make women feel bad
Columbia Daily Tribune - Although the study didn t address that, Mintz and Hamilton suspect women are seeking products or beauty tricks they can use to achieve the standards portrayed in magazines. “We start looking at ourselves as objects and asking, What s wrong with
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Podcasting News - The secrets to many Asian beauty regimens are both in the products themselves and in the pure ritual of tending to the body, rejuvenating it on a daily basis. Mimie Wong is the visionary behind mi . Her desire to search for a balanced lifestyle

On ‘Whatever,’ the Good, the Bad, the Ugly, and the Sexy
New York Sun - The intimate conversations about sex, baking, and beauty regimens started in Martha Stewart’s office, over lunch. Jennifer Koppelman Hutt, 37, the daughter of the chairman of Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia, Charles Koppelman, remembers feeling as if