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channel4.com - Ten Years Younger - ROC E4 More4 FilmFour FourDocs TV Listings Site A-Z NEWS FILM HOMES LIFE ENTERTAINMENT HISTORY SCIENCE COMMUNITY SHOP SPORT CULTURE CARS MONEY VIDEO LEARNING HEALTH MUSIC GAMES Following our simple tips should lead you further towards great skin and give you more energy. Banish Grime Keep your skin free from oil and dirt by cleansing and moisturising on a daily basis. Exfoliate once a week, and always use a sunscreen or moisturiser with built in SPF factor. Highlight, Don’t Hide Step away from that concealer stick! Any lines will look more prominent if concealer is used to disguise them. Instead, try using highlighters around the skin creases and above your cheekbones to reflect light and counteract any shadows. Bright Eyes The eyes are the window to the soul, and what better way to make the most of one of your assets than by drawing attention to it? Groomed eyebrows can open up the entire eye. Eye lash curlers work well to make lashes look longer and brighten the eyes. Relax! Avoid stress as much as possible, as it can be potentially ageing on the skin. Neck, shoulder and back massages are not only relaxing but can also be good for shifting along the release of toxins. Go on, treat yourself! Don’t Be A Sunseeker The sun is one of our skins biggest enemies, especially for pale English roses. Never ever sit in direct sunlight if it can be avoided, and if you really can’t do without your dose of sunshine, be sure to use a sunscreen or moisturiser containing SPF and always wear a hat. Eat Away The Years A good diet is imperative for good skin, and whatever you put in your mouth will be reflected in your skin. Fresh food is great fuel for glowing skin, especially deeply coloured fruit and vegetables which are high in antioxidants. Wherever possible try to buy organic produce. Some of the best anti-ageing foods are: Blueberries: A power food, containing circulation boosting Vitamin C Carrots: Zinc strengthens the skin while beta-carotene is excellent for skin Spinach: High in Vitamin E, Iron, Beta Carotene and Folic Acid Citrus fruits: Full of vitamin C, a powerful antioxidant Salmon: Contains essential fatty acids to feed and nourish skin Roar Like A Lion Facial exercises can help to keep the face and neck toned. Try this simple exercise. Take a deep breath, and while breathing out, slowly open your mouth as wide as possible and stick out your tongue. At the same time, roll your eyes so you are looking at the ceiling, being careful not to strain them. Hold the position for a count of 10. Repeat five times. Eau Yes! One of the best things for your skin is absolutely free. Yep, water is a great saviour, but don’t forget that it has to service all of our other organs before skin even gets a look in! To stay properly hydrated and to be certain that your skin is reaping the benefit, try to drink at least two litres of water a day. After a few weeks you should notice your skin getting clearer. First thing in the morning, hot water with lemon will kick start your system and flush out toxins. Sleep Tight There’s nothing boring about early nights, and we all notice how much better our skin looks after a proper sleep. Lack of sleep can lead to shadows and a sallow complexion as well as leaving you feeling cranky. If you have trouble dropping off, try a few drops of lavender oil (available from all good health food shops) in your pre-bedtime bath or on your pillow to relax you and send you off to sweet dreams. Beat The Heat Central heating can play havoc with your skin, making it dry and flaky. Combat this by placing a saucer of water near your radiator, which will evaporate and moisten the air. For extra benefit, add a few drops of your favourite essential oil – peppermint and citrus are both very refreshing. Ease The Pressure Facial massage can relax important muscles and smoothes your complexion. Try this one… Place your thumbs at the side of your head and find the point that lies between the edge of the eyebrow and the corner of the eye. Apply light pressure to the area using your thumbs, moving in a circular motion for about a minute. Try to do this each morning. Smoothie Does It! Whip up this easy smoothie recipe for pure skin goodness, packed with antioxidants… Ingredients (Enough for two large glasses) 500g red grapes 10 stoned apricots 4-cored pears 3- cored apples Pop all the ingredients in a juicer and stir. Drink and enjoy.. Celebrity Beauty Secrets

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Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub at Epinions.com Join Epinions | Help | Sign In Bath & Body Beauty All Categories Advanced Search Home > Wellness & Beauty > Bath & Body The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub Overall rating: Reviewed by 6 Epinions users Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub Review Summary About the Author The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub - Knarly Feet Unite!!! Jul 04 '04 (Updated Jan 06 '05) Author's Product Rating Pros Smells and works great! Cons none The Bottom Line Fixes dry feet with ease! Full Review I have knarly feet. I live in Florida and run around barefoot all the time. I’m the idiot dancing across the street to get my mail barefoot on 175-degree asphalt. I’m the bonehead who walks the sidewalk around my neighborhood with my kids…. barefoot. And I’m the native Floridian who wears sandals 9 months out of the year. So that also makes me the one who’s got dry, cracked, evil looking feet. Until I started using The Body Shop products! The Product: The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub with Peppermint Oil has become a live saver for my feet. I have to say, I’ve never taken care of my feet. I’ve never scrubbed and I’ve barely lubed them up with moisturizers and lotions. I just felt I was destined to have “Florida Feet”….like all the other Floridians here. But once I started buying products The Body Shop at Home, I learned that all that dry and cracked skin on my feet was nothing more of layer upon layer upon layer of dead skin that built up hard skin. The Body Shop and The Body Shop at Home has an amazing foot care line called The Peppermint Foot line. It was specifically designed for athletes who ran in the London Marathon. But it’s not only athletes that need to take care of ugly feet. I won’t try and sell any of my products without testing them on myself first. So night after night I bring new products into the shower with me to try them out. The Pumice Foot Scrub is a pepperminty scrub filled with ground up pumice, which is nothing more than a form of volcanic rock! Did you know that? It’s used to remove dry, dead skin cells…which your feet are FULL OF! This scrub is tough on dry feet. You just apply a teaspoon to a foot file, or you can use your hand, and start rubbing in small circles around the heels, balls of your feet and toes. It has an odd gel like texture, but the texture helps reduce the waste of the product because it sticks nicely to your hands/foot file. The peppermint in it makes your feet feel fresh, it smells great and it has astringent properties to it. It does have a sudsing property to it, so you are also cleansing your feet at the same time. Ingredients: Ingredients Water, Pumice, Sodium Laureth Sulfate, Sodium Magnesium Silicate, Acrylates/Steareth-20, Methacrylate Copolymer, Polysorbate 20, Lauryl Betaine, Benzyl Alcohol, Phenoxyethanol, Peppermint (Mentha Arvensis) Oil, Potassium Sorbate, Sodium Salicylate, Fragrance,Citric Acid. You can purchase a tub of the Pumice Foot Scrub at any brick and mortar The Body Shop store, or from any The Body Shop at Home Consultant for a whopping $9.00!! Can’t beat that for sweet feet! My Experience: I am not a ‘peppermint person’. I’m not overly nuts for the scent. However, my tub of scrub has not left my shower since I brought it in there. I actually have nothing to compare this scrub to. I’ve never scrubbed my feet before I tried The Body Shop Pumice Scrub. However, since…I have tried scrubbing my feet with two other products in my shower. One was the Philosophy Gingerbread Man Scrub and the other was Bath and Body Works Sweet Pea Salt Scrub. Neither did anything for my feet. Now, neither of these products are specifically designed for feet, so that might have something to do with it. But it’s the only thing I’ve used to compare the Pumice Scrub to. And it’s FAR better than either of these other scrubs on my feet. If you don’t have knarly feet like me, then you really only need to scrub once or twice a week. I scrub each time I’m in the shower because I’m really focused on getting my feet looking great. And there are years and years of dead skin on them that I need to scrub off. Once I get them looking great…then I’ll cut back to once a week. It takes a mere minute or two on each foot in the shower while my conditioner is doing its thing in my hair. Then I just rinse the little granules down the drain. You can follow up your great scrubbing with The Peppermint Foot Lotion if you’re in love with the Peppermint line. I personally either use a Body Butter for Very Dry Skin…like the Mango or Sesame. Or I’ll use a product The Body Shop sells specifically for Hands and Feet called The The Body Shop Africa Spa Hand and Feet Honey Butter . It’s highly moisturizing and great for dry feet and hands. I’ve seen a BIG difference in how my feet look and I can even show people “LOOK HOW GREAT MY FEET LOOK”. I owe it all to The Body Shop Pumice Foot Scrub! Recommended Yes Amount Paid (US$): 9.00 Skin Compatibility: Greatly improved my skin Fragrance: Pleasing scent Skin Compatibility: No problems at all Comments on this Review Read all comments (4) Write your own comment Epinions.com ID: chrisceb Member: Chris B Location: Florida Reviews written: 367 Trusted by: 340 members MEN HAVE NEVERASKED FOR ADVICE ON HOWTO COMBINE MARRIAGEAND A CAREER View all reviews by chrisceb View chrisceb's profile Return to top Back to all reviews Featured Resources Additional information on The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub or other products. Body Shop Foot Scrub The Body Shop Foot Care Products. 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Arch Ophthalmol -- Central Retinal Vein Occlusion in Bird-Shot Retinochoroidopathy, July 2002, Fajnkuchen et al. 120 (7): 987 Select Journal or Resource JAMA & Archives Home JAMA Archives of Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Family Medicine (1992-2000) General Psychiatry Internal Medicine Neurology Ophthalmology Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Surgery Student JAMA (1998-2004) JAMA & Archives CME Calendar of Events JAMA CareerNet For The Media Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature Peer Review Congress Vol. 120 No. 7, July 2002 Featured Link • E-mail Alerts Clinicopathologic Reports, Case Reports, and Small Case Series Article Options • Full text • PDF • Send to a Friend • Readers Reply • Submit a reply • Similar articles in this journal Literature Track • Add to File Drawer • Download to Citation Manager • PubMed citation • Articles in PubMed by • Fajnkuchen F • Chaine G • ISI Web of Science (1) • Contact me when this article is cited Central Retinal Vein Occlusion in Bird-Shot Retinochoroidopathy Arch Ophthalmol.  2002;120:987-989. Since this article does not have an abstract, we have provided the first 150 words of the full text and any section headings. Visual loss in bird-shot retinochoroidopathy is caused by cystoid macularedema, optic neuropathy and atrophy, vitreous opacities, epiretinal membranes,and subretinal neovascularization. We describe a patient with this syndromewhose visual loss was caused by a central retinal vein occlusion. This mayoccur as a rare vascular complication of bird-shot retinochoroidopathy. Report of a Case A 62-year-old woman was evaluated for a 2-day history of blurred visionand floaters in both eyes. Her ocular history was unremarkable, and her medicalhistory was notable for systemic hypertension. Blood pressure was well controlledduring treatment. On initial ocular examination, visual acuity was 20/25 OU.Slitlamp examination findings revealed no evidence of anterior chamber inflammationin either eye. Intraocular pressure was 14 mm Hg OU. Fundus examination resultsrevealed bilateral mild vitreitis, retinal periphlebitis, and disc edema inassociation with depigmented cream-colored spots located predominantly inthe nasal area of the fundus (Figure 1).These . . . [ Full Text of this Article ] Figure appears in full text version. -- Figure appears in full text version. -- Figure appears in full text version. -- Comment HOME | CURRENT ISSUE | PAST ISSUES | COLLECTIONS | CME | CAREERNET | CONTACT US | HELP CONDITIONS OF USE | PRIVACY POLICY © 2002 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved.

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Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Select Journal or Resource JAMA & Archives Home JAMA Archives of Dermatology Facial Plastic Surgery Family Medicine (1992-2000) General Psychiatry Internal Medicine Neurology Ophthalmology Otolaryngology—Head & Neck Surgery Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine Surgery Student JAMA (1998-2004) JAMA & Archives CME Calendar of Events JAMA CareerNet For The Media Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature Peer Review Congress Vol. 8No. 1, Jan-Feb 2006 Access Archives • Sign in/out • Subscribe • Register as a Guest • Manage My Account • E-mail Alerts • RSS Feeds • About Archives Information for • Authors/Reviewers • Readers • Institutions/Libraries • Subscription Agents • News Media • Advertisers Related Sites • Calendar of Events • Users’ Guides to the Medical Literature Highlights From This Issue Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Readers: Please complete our brief survey -- Beauty William Cumming, Family Stroll , 2002, American. MORE Mandibular Lengthening in Micrognathic Infants With the Internal Distraction Device Roy and Patel report their experience treating 8 infants with isolated Pierre Robin sequence who underwent mandibular lengthening with internal microdistractors. MORE Internal Brow Elevation at Blepharoplasty Burroughs and colleagues reviewed 1000 patients who underwent internal brow elevation without periosteal fixation. All patients experienced some degree of temporary forehead hypesthesia, but long-term sensory complaints were reported in only 2 patients. MORE Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery Readers: Please complete our brief survey The M-Arch Model Adamson and colleagues proposed the M-Arch Model, which expands the nasal tripod concept by considering the nasal tip tripod in its entirety as an arch and stresses the importance of the overall length of the medial, intermediate, and lateral crural segments as they formed a cartilaginous arch. FREE ARTICLE MORE Quantitative Assessment of Nasal Changes After Maxillomandibular Surgery Using a 3-Dimensional Digital Imaging System Honrado and colleagues used of 3-dimensional digital imaging techniques to measure nasal changes after maxillary advancement surgery, with and without rotation, demonstrating the use of 3-D imaging in the planning, execution, and postoperative assessment of patients undergoing orthognathic surgery. MORE NEW: Add Archives of Facial Plastic Surgery RSS feed Title Text on right. MORE IMAGE ON LEFT *END*-- Title Text below. MORE IMAGE ON TOP *END* -- Title Text only. MORE NO IMAGE *END -- Theme Issue: VASCULAR BIRTHMARKS -- HOME | CURRENT ISSUE | PAST ISSUES | COLLECTIONS | CAREERNET | CONTACT US | HELP CONDITIONS OF USE | PRIVACY POLICY © 2006 American Medical Association. All Rights Reserved.