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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 View Details Brand The Body Shop Formula Scrub Type Feet View manufacturer web site Return to top Featured Resources Additional information on The Body Shop Peppermint Pumice Foot Scrub or other products. Body Shop Foot Scrub Soothe and Pamper your Feet with Products from The Body Shop. www.thebodyshop.com The Original IonCleanse The IonCleanse detox footbath - the original. Beware of imitations. AMajorDifference.com Bath & Body Works Store Sale - Save Up To 75% Off Shop the Official Online Store! www.BathandBodyWorks.com Beauty Gift Sets Clearance gift sets, $9.99 and up. Shop the Semi-Annual Sale online. www.VictoriasSecret.com Foot Pumice at Amazon.com Foot Pumice at Amazon Personal Care Huge Selection at Great Low Prices Amazon.com/health Help | Member Center | Message Boards | Site Rules | User Agreement | Privacy Policy | Site Index About Epinions | Careers | Contact Epinions | Advertising Epinions | DealTime USA | DealTime UK | PriceTool | Shopping.com | Rent.com © 1999-2006 Epinions, Inc. Trademark Notice Epinions.com periodically updates pricing and product information from third-party sources, so some information may be slightly out-of-date. You should confirm all information before relying on it.

After Shave Balm Other

Amazon.com: L'OCCITANE for Men - Cade After Shave Balm: Beauty Your Store Beauty See All 32 Product Categories Your Account | Cart | Wish List | Help | Browse Brands & Products | Free Gifts & Special Offers | Fragrance | Makeup | Skin Care | Bath & Shower | Hair Care | Men's Grooming Search Amazon.com Beauty Skin Care Makeup Fragrance Bath & Shower Hair Care Men's Grooming Health/Personal Care Web Search This item is not eligible for Amazon Prime, but over a million other items are. Join Amazon Prime today. Already a member? Sign in . or Sign in to turn on 1-Click ordering. A9.com users save 1.57% on Amazon. Learn how . See larger image Share your own customer images L'OCCITANE for Men - Cade After Shave Balm Other products by L'Occitane (1 customer review) More about this product Price: $26.00 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days. Ships from and sold by L'OCCITANE . Product Promotions Get free shipping on your order when you purchase $80.00 or more from L'OCCITANE. Here's how (restrictions apply) Customers who viewed this item also viewed L'Occitane 100% Pure Shea Butter L'Occitane Shea Butter Hand Cream Explore Similar Items Product Description Product Description Redefines after-shave comfort. Extraordinary blend of Shea Butter and birchwood sap extract helps resist redness, razor burn and feelings of tightness. Our signature Cade complex of juniper, sandalwood, Immortelle and rosemary essential oils purify skin to clean and soothe nicks and breakouts. Light and fluid texture quickly absorbs without a trace of tackiness. Also try: Cade Shaving Stick to heal nicks or cuts. Important Information Directions Apply to face and neck after shaving, paying close attention to irritated areas. May also be applied at night to moisturize, relieve and soothe skin, softening skin and beard for a gentler shave the following morning. Use with: Cade Shaving Cream or, for acne-prone skin, Cade Shaving Gel. Product Details Product Dimensions: 2.6 ounces Shipping Information: View shipping rates and policies Note: Gift-wrapping is not available for this item. ASIN: B000239QJQ Average Customer Review: based on 1 review. ( Write a review. ) Amazon.com Sales Rank: #3,428 in Beauty (See Top Sellers in Beauty ) Yesterday: #2,614 in Beauty This page was created by a seller. Customers who bought this item also bought L'OCCITANE for Men - Cade Shaving Cream L'Occitane - Lavender Harvest - Lavender Shower Gel L'Occitane - Shea Butter - Hand Cream Explore Similar Items Customer Reviews Average Customer Review: Write an online review and share your thoughts with other customers. Search Customer Reviews 2 of 2 people found the following review helpful: Good but Expensive - better to receive than purchase , April 8, 2005 Reviewer: L. Lamar (NC, USA) - See all my reviews I got this as a gift after my Mom returned from a trip to France. It has a nice smell, goes on easily and soothes your face after a shave. I like the aluminum tube it comes in, which seems old-fashioned yet starkly modern. I would recommend it other than the price, but the tube will last you a long time because a little cream goes a long way. Was this review helpful to you? ( Report this ) So You'd Like to... Make Moving To A New Home A Breeze? : A guide by Livin' The Good Life , Anticipating our move... Find Terrific Products at Amazon : A guide by Mara Baechemel , 4th Grade Teacher, avid Amazon shopper get a good night's sleep? : A guide by SlicKitty , Restless Night-Haver Create a So You'd Like to... guide Look for similar items by category Beauty > Products > Fragrance > Men's > Aftershave Beauty > Products > Men's Grooming > Shaving > Aftershave Products > Aftershave Beauty > Products > Shaving & Hair Removal This Item and You Write a Review | Write a So You'd Like To... 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Sun Tan Lotion

As Sun Safety Grows, So Do The Benefits of Sunless Tanning The mission of the Foundation is to decrease the incidence of disease by means of public and professional education, medical training, and research. Learn more about the Foundation and its Mission . -- -- ABOUT US SELF-EXAMINATION MELANOMA BASAL CELL SQUAMOUS CELL ACTINIC KERATOSIS CHILDREN KIDS' PAGE OLDER ADULTS HOME FAQ PREVENTION TANNING BEDS SUNLESS TANNING OUTDOORS SEAL OF RECOMMENDATION CORPORATE LEADERSHIP COUNCIL CORPORATE COUNCIL COSMETIC INDUSTRY BOARD INTERNATIONAL OUTREACH RESEARCH GRANTS GIVING OPPORTUNITIES DR. REX AND JOHNNIE AMONETTE CIRCLE INNER CIRCLE OFFICERS AND STAFF OUR COUNCILS PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP CONTACT US The Foundation provides basic information on the prevention, detection, and treatment of skin cancer. We cannot answer specific medical questions. This is best addressed by a medical professional. If you are looking for a doctor or medical institution in your area, please click on Physician Finder or Melanoma Treatment Centers . All links from this website are provided as a convenience to you. However, by including these links to other sites, The Skin Cancer Foundation expressly disclaims any and all liability with respect to the access to or use of other sites. We do not screen other sites for content and we do not approve, support, or attest to the accuracy or completeness of these sites. PRINTER-FRIENDLY VERSION E-MAIL THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND -- E-MAIL THIS PAGE TO A FRIEND As Sun Safety Grows, So Do The Benefits of Sunless Tanning The popularity of self-tanning products is surging, showing that Americans are wising up about sun safety. They're putting their money where their skin is. Self-tanning products, also called ''sunless'' tanning lotions, contain dihydroxyacetone (DHA), a colorless sugar that interacts with dead surface cells in the epidermis, staining the skin darker. The effect is temporary, because as the dead cells naturally slough off, the color fades, disappearing within a week unless the lotion has been reapplied. That's a lot more healthful than a suntan, however, because while suntans also start fading after a few days, the harm done to the skin is permanent. Getting a suntan breaks down the DNA in skin cells, but using self-tanners causes no such damage. At worst, sunless tanning products present a minimal risk of irritant or allergic reactions. Bigger and Better Recent improvements in these sunless products have made the demand skyrocket. "They're easier to use than ever, the color appears more natural, and some lotions even contain sunscreen with a high sun protection factor (SPF)," says Stanley B. Levy, MD, adjunct clinical professor of dermatology at the University of North Carolina School of Medicine in Chapel Hill. Recent research shows, furthermore, that while DHA provides only minimal SPF protection against the sun's shorter-wave, UVB rays, higher DHA concentrations that turn the skin darker may provide extra protection against the sun's longer-wave, UVA rays, which, like UVB, are linked to premature skin aging (photoaging) and skin cancer. But you can't assume you're adequately UV-protected just because your skin turns darker. At best, the DHA in self-tanning lotions offers protection equivalent to an SPF of only 2 to 4. The Skin Cancer Foundation maintains that SPFs of 15 or higher are required for adequate protection. So even if a product has a high concentration of DHA, it must also contain an SPF 15+ sunscreen if you want to be properly protected. "And remember, even if the lotion contains such a sunscreen, the protection lasts only a couple of hours, not for the duration of the color change," notes Dr. Levy. "After two hours in the sun at most, you should put on more sunscreen." Different Strokes Sunless tanning lotions now come in light, medium, and dark tones. People with dry skin can buy brands with emollients or humectants added for softness and moisture, while people with oily skin may find that gel or alcohol-based products work better. And recently, ingredients such as vitamins, herbal extracts, antioxidants, and alpha-hydroxy acids are being added to some products in an effort to expand their benefits. Buyer Beware A last caution from The Skin Cancer Foundation: Don't be misled when products sound like self-tanning lotions -- "Tanning amplifiers," "tan accelerators," "bronzers," "tanning promoters," "tanning enhancers," and worst of all, "tanning pills." Bronzers are merely a form of coloring, like tinted makeup, and offer little or no protection. Many of the other products interact with the sun to create the tan, so they actually end up accentuating the damage done to the skin. The pills - which are commercially banned in the U.S. -- are the worst. They contain the carotenoid chemical canthaxanthin (the same pigment found in carrots), and have been associated with hepatitis and urticaria, a condition that involves relentless itching and skin eruptions. "Read the ingredients on the label of all these products carefully," says Dr. Levy. "Unless their active ingredient is DHA, they're not bona fide sunless tanners, and they could very well be harmful for your skin." 10% discount for all on-line orders Educational materials are designed for use by physicians, other health-care professionals, and the general public. 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Dry Skin Could Be

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Exfoliate Skin

Exfoliating tips Mamashealth.com Home Skincare Information Accutane Acne Myths Acne Treatments Avoid Wrinkles Botox Chemical Peels Exfoliating Eye Cream Faking a Tan Ingrown Hairs Prevent Acne Skin Care 101 Skin Types Tan Lotion Tan your Skin Waxing Winter Skin Younger skin Links Email Mama What is Exfoliation? Exfoliating is skin treatment where the upper layers of dead skin cells are sloughed off by a loofah sponge, sea salt, brush, or by other means. You can exfoliate any area of skin. When exfoliating your face, use products that are designed for your face. Why Exfoliate? Exfoliation helps to speed up the process of skin flaking and shedding, by taking off the uppermost, dead layer of cells to expose the finer, more translucent tissue underneath. The average human generates a new layer of skin every two to four weeks. At the end of the cycle, the old, dead cells on the surface are shed. You can improve your complexion tremendously by exfoliating and sloughing off the old, dead skin cells. If the old, dead skin cells are not removed, they can clog the sebaceous pores, leading to superficial spots or blackheads. Types of Exfoliators? There are two main types of exfoliators: mechanical and chemical. Mechanical exfoliators contain minuscule pieces of grit that, when rubbed on your skin, dislodge the dead skin cells. The most common grit comes from walnut shells and apricot pits. Chemical exfoliators do the same task as their mechanical siblings but by using mild acids in place of shrapnel. Exfoliating products usually contain alpha-hydroxy acids, beta-hydroxy acids, or salicylic acids. How to Exfoliate Wet the area of skin you want to exfoliate. Use a synthetic scrubbing sponge, exfoliating gloves or a body loofah. Apply an exfoliating cleanser to your skin or sprinkle it onto your sponge. Making circular motions, scrub the exfoliating cleanser over your skin using your sponge or loofah. Be gentle over sensitive parts of the body, like delicate neck and thigh tissue. Rinse skin thoroughly. Follow up with a good moisturizer. Exfoliation Tips When exfoliating the face, use products specifically designed for the face. Products designed for your body may be too abrasive and irritating for your face. Your skin may tingle after using alpha or beta hydroxy acids. The tingling should stop within 15 minutes. If you exfoliate regulary, keep moisturizer on your face at all times. Exfoliating causes the skin to dry out, and dry skin is an invitation for skin to wrinkle. Health Topic of the Month: Stop Bedwetting Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Terms of Use . Contact us: PO Box 67, Lakewood, CA 90714 MamasHealth.com™