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Elizabeth Siegel, Allure magazine

Just when I started getting excited for summer, the CDC shared some pretty disturbing news: according to a study released last week, "young adults" (men and women ages 18 to 29) don't always practice safe sunning. In 2010, half of them reported getting at least one sunburn over the past year and about a third of white women went to tanning beds. Now, we've talked about the dangers of tanning (and, worse, burning) a billion times. You know not to step foot near a tanning bed. And you've read some pretty scathing reviews of tanorexia in the news (including allure.com) lately.

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But even if you're more diligent than the average beach goer, accidents do happen. Knowing how to treat a burn can minimize pain and damage done. Here's what to do if you do slip up:

1. Take two ibuprofen right away.

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2. Jump in a cold shower or layer bags of frozen peas over the

By Jessica Matlin, Lucky magazine

All I ever want to do during the summertime is expose myself to as much UV rays as possible, but that has to come to an end this year. After some pretty unfortunate trial and error testing, I've found that there are so many better ways to look healthy and glowy without damaging your skin. These are nine of my favorite products that'll make you good to glow. Your future, less wrinkled-self can thank me later.

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NARS.

Yves Saint Laurent.

La Mer.

Did the mere act of reading those names make your pulse quicken? If so, you might be a beauty junkie (like me). And, while I covet all the luxe brands, there's one thing that gets me even more excited: Finding a drugstore product that works just as well.

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And, I'm not the only one. The other editors in this office feel the same way about their own drugstore faves that give the big name/bigger price tag buys a serious run for their money. See which items from the drugstore's beauty aisle we can't live without now and share your favorites below.

NO. 1: NEUTROGENA BODY CLEAR BODY WASH PINK GRAPEFRUIT, $7.49

Bursting with tiny exfoliating micro-beads, this rose-colored cleanser is ideal for fighting body breakouts. "I use it after working out to dissolve accumulated sweat and dirt -- especially on my shoulders and back," says Senior Associate Editor Cinya Burton.

We think it's hilarious when guys say they love a girl who goes au-natural, because in reality, how many of them have seen us completely without makeup? Ironically, a new study now proves that men prefer a woman to wear makeup, a bold red lip to be specific, to a bare face.

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Researchers in France recently discovered that waitresses who wore red lipstick were 50 percent more likely to receive tips than those who wore brown, pink or no lipstick at all. Unlike the U.S., tipping is uncommon in France as gratuity is usually included in menu prices. Leaving an extra tip says you really appreciated the good service. Or in this case, the sultry lips.

And the female clients? Red lipstick, or any color for that matter, made no impact on them when it came to tipping their servers.

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Previous research has shown that a full face of makeup also gets waitresses greater tips

Zooey's signature bangs are always an inspirationWe always want what we can't have, right? Well for some of us that might involve long, bohemian hair with a full fringe just like the lovely Zooey Deschanel (left). It might not be in the cards for me (and I love my curls), but a girl can dream!

The thing I love about bangs is that you can wear them in so many different ways; side-swept, heavy fringe, center part…seems so easy to change it up and really make a statement with every style! If you're thinking about cutting bangs or just looking for some inspiration on new ways to wear the ones you have, check out 7 ways to wear bangs for every style:







Classic Bangs1. Classic Bangs
For the ultimate bang inspiration, look no further than the iconic Brigitte Bardot. Set your hair in hot rollers, release and tease as high as you want. Use a round brush on the bangs.














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Elegant Bangs2. Elegant Bangs
Gorgeous up-do with lovely side-swept bangs. All you need is some volumizing product, a hairbrush, and some

Grey-Haired WomanBy Woman's Day Staff

7 Years Younger

Over time, the thin skin on your neck loses elasticity- blame collagen-sapping sun damage and a natural loss of moisture that occurs as you age. This makes it more susceptible to wrinkles and the sagging effects of gravity, explains David Bank, MD, president of the New York State Society for Dermatology. Read on for three different strategies you can take to fight an aging neck. Photo credit: Keith Lathrop









The Dermatologist's Solution

"The easiest way to fight back is to slather the antiaging products you're probably already using on your face over your neck, too," says Dr. Bank. He also recommends following a daily skincare routine that includes washing with a gentle cleanser twice a day and using a moisturizer with SPF 30 in the morning and a hydrating cream at night. To boost collagen production and to fight free radicals, which age your skin, he suggests smoothing on a vitamin C-rich serum at least three times a week. Photo

Beth Shapouri, Glamour magazine

If you ever get random pimples or rashes on your skin and wonder where they heck they came from, it could be because you're using a skincare product that's too old. I got a press release from board certified dermatologist Dr. Ava Shamban, author of Heal Your Skin, explaining that expired skincare items can grow nasty things like bacteria and mold which can lead to acne and infections. The problem is, it's hard to know when it's time to toss your favorite moisturizer or cleanser. "The European Union Cosmetics Directive requires products with an expiration date of less than 30 months to carry a 'best used by' statement with the date of minimum shelf life," said Dr. Shamban when I followed up with her. "In the US, the FDA does not regulate expiration dates on cosmetic and skincare packaging. Most people don't know how quickly products can spoil, or that they spoil at all," she said.

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