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Antiaging skin-care product sales up 71percent since 2000 Webseed Free Health Books NewsTarget NewEnergyReport CounterThink TechnologyNews Solutions on: Bird flu Weight loss Heart disease Diabetes Obesity Depression Arthritis Osteoporosis High cholesterol High blood pressure Cancer Breast cancer Prostate cancer Colon cancer Asthma Alzheimer's ADHD Infertility Information on: Nutrition Phytonutrients Superfoods Blueberries Antioxidants Anti-aging Supplements Vitamin D Garlic Omega-3 oils Natural sunlight Exercise Medicinal herbs Minerals Calcium Magnesium Zinc DHEA Green tea Chinese medicine Acupuncture Food warnings on: Hydrogenated oils Refined sugar Aspartame High-fructose corn syrup Soft drinks Monosodium glutamate Food additives Junk food White flour Red meat Mad cow disease Dairy products Sodium nitrite Health warnings on: Fluoride Mercury Personal care products Toxic chemicals Criticism on: The FDA The AMA Prescription drugs Antidepressants Statin drugs Organized medicine Big Pharma Unjustified surgery Ritalin Drug advertising Cancer industry Antibiotics Vaccines The USDA Food Guide Pyramid Issues: Health freedom Environmental protection CODEX Other: About Mike Adams Contact us Privacy policy Antiaging skin-care product sales up 71percent since 2000 Print this article Link to this article Highlight: The biggest thing to hit the antiaging skin-care market is, surprisingly, stretch mark cream. StriVectin-SD, proclaiming to be "Better than Botox," Antiaging skin-care products are according to Euromonitor rising faster than any other segment of the skin-care market, reaching $9.9 billion last year. 2 million Americans got Botox injections in 2003, and 1.6 million got chemical peels or microdermabrasions. Carol Hamilton, president of L'Oreal Paris, comments that "Now you have a whole generation who basically believes that they never have to see a wrinkle." Original source: http://www.time.com/time/insidebiz/article/0,9171,1044747,00.html Summary: Walk into a Sephora cosmetics store anywhere, and you'll be bombarded with slickly packaged products promising to make you look radiant, smell good and feel gorgeous. No, stretch marks haven't suddenly become big business. But thanks in part to aggressive ads that proclaim it "Better than Botox?," the scientific-sounding StriVectin-SD has become the hottest thing in the war on wrinkles--a booming industry that's generating billions of dollars for dermatologists, cosmetics firms and, yes, retailers like Sephora. Global retail sales of antiaging skin-care products--up 71% since 2000--are rising faster than any other segment of the skin-care market, according to Euromonitor, a market researcher, hitting $9.9 billion last year. StriVectin is either the latest fad in that movement or an antiaging silver bullet, depending on whom you ask. Clearly, for every vain soul who has undergone a dermatological procedure, there are thousands more as concerned about wrinkles but squeamish about needles. In the past year, nearly every beauty brand, upscale and downmarket, has introduced a new antiaging skin cream--Estée Lauder's Perfectionist (CP+), Olay's Regenerist Perfecting Cream and Avon's Anew Clinical Line and Wrinkle Corrector, to name a few. "We've been on the antiaging track for a long time, even before StriVectin came along," says Estée Lauder's Peter Lichtenthal, the brand's senior marketing vice president. Klein-Becker stumbled on StriVectin's effect on fine facial lines by accident back in 2002, when the company started testing its new stretch-mark cream. Louis Rinaldi, head of Klein-Becker's new product acquisitions, counters that StriVectin's particular concentration of those compounds and the inclusion of a certain botanical extract make it more effective. There is competition from alleged knock-off brands, which so far has prompted the firm to file 16 trademark-infringement suits in federal court. At the same time, other cosmetics competitors have jumped on the opportunity to compare themselves to Botox. See more articles and news on botox Track news on botox at BotoxReport.com . Track news on cosmetics at CosmeticsReports.com . Stay informed Get our NewsTarget Insider infomails plus a free download of our $29 Secret Sources guide. No spam, we promise. Enter your email: Learn more | Privacy policy Explore more: • botox • cosmetics • wrinkles Related article: Beauty to die for: health hazards of cosmetics and skin care products revealed (cosmetics) Want your news faster? Get breaking natural health headlines and public health alerts at NaturalHealthReport.com Free downloadable books and reports on health, disease prevention and emerging technology at TruthPublishing.com . Want to contribute your own article? Contact us for article submission guidelines. This site is part of the NewsTarget Network ©2004,2005 All Rights Reserved. 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UAB Health System | Cosmetics (Sensitive Skin) Related Health Info. Physicians & Caregivers Pediatric Allergy - Physicians Dermatology - Physicians Pulmonary, Allergy, and Critical Care Medicine - Physicians Clinical Services & Clinics Allergy and Asthma Clinical Services UAB Allergy Clinic Dermatology (Skin Health) Clinical Services Dermatology Clinic Health Information A-Z Sunburn Anatomy of the Skin Allergy and Asthma Skin Health (Dermatology) <more>... Medical Publications Allergic Contact Dermatitis Hives Nails (Artificial) Poison Ivy <more>... Events Research & Trials Cosmetics (Sensitive Skin) Dear Doctor Column, June 9, 2003 Question: I would love to be able to wear some makeup, but my skin is very sensitive and most cosmetics break me out. Do you have any suggestions? Answer: Wearing cosmetics can be challenging for women with sensitive skin, who do their best to avoid cosmetic irritation and unsightly breakouts. Although some of these women end up steering clear of makeup altogether, the solution to protecting their sensitive skin could lie in following some simple cosmetic suggestions and reminders. UAB dermatologist Dr. Bethany Bergamo says, "Understanding the makeup of cosmetics can really pay off when it comes to protecting sensitive skin. Women should know what type of ingredients to look for when they are purchasing products at beauty counters or drugstores, as well as know how to properly use those cosmetics once they bring them home." To determine which cosmetic products are best for sensitive skin, the American Academy of Dermatology offers the following recommendations. Choose powder when possible. Powder cosmetics are not only great at removing shine, they have very few preservatives and contain few ingredients that can cause skin irritation compared with liquid makeup. Avoid waterproof cosmetics, which require a solvent to remove them. They also remove sebum, the oily substance made by the sebaceous glands in the skin. Without this oily barrier, sensitive skin is exposed to potential irritants that can cause a beauty breakout. Throw out old cosmetics. "Women should keep track of cosmetic expiration dates and throw out any items that have passed their peak," cautions Dr. Bergamo. "Old makeup products can spoil or become contaminated. This is especially true for eye products, which should also be discarded if you experience any type of eye infection." Typical life spans for cosmetic products include 1 year for foundation and lipstick, 3 to 4 months for mascara, and 2 years for powder and shadows. It also is important to wash makeup brushes and sponges regularly to remove accumulated dirt and germs that can aggravate sensitive skin. Use black-colored eyeliner and mascara products. Dermatologists feel that black is the least allergenic of all colorants used in eye products. Use pencil eyeliner and eyebrow fillers. According to Dr. Bergamo, "Pencil eyeliner and eyebrow pencils are wax-based and contain pigment and minimal preservatives. They are much less likely to cause problems than liquid eyeliners that contain latex, which may cause a reaction in latex-sensitive individuals. Stick to earth-toned eye shadows. Lighter earth tones, such as tan, cream, white, or beige, seem to cause less upper-eyelid irritation. "The higher concentration of pigments in darker colors, such as navy blue, can cause an adverse reaction in women with sensitive skin," Dr. Bergamo speculates. Check sunscreen ingredients. Dermatologists recommend daily use of a broad-spectrum sunscreen with a sun protection factor 15 or higher. For women with sensitive skin, sunscreen should contain only the physical sunscreen ingredients zinc oxide or titanium dioxide. Unlike chemical sunscreens that absorb ultraviolet rays, physical sunscreen ingredients deflect the rays rather than absorb them. Use products that contain no more than 10 ingredients. The fewer ingredients in a product, the less likely it is to cause a problem. Avoid nail polishes. Wet nail polish can be transferred to a person's eyes and face before it dries. This casual transfer can cause problems for women with sensitive skin or allergies to any of the components of the polish. Use foundations with a silicone base. Although powder is preferred to protect sensitive skin, women choosing a liquid foundation should look for one with a silicone base. Liquid facial foundations based on silicone do not cause acne, and silicone has a low incidence of skin irritation. Beauty products are a great way to enhance your appearance, but if you have sensitive skin and are finding that cosmetics do more harm than good, your best course of action is to consult a dermatologist who can help determine the safest beauty regimen for you. 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