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Break Your Bad Beauty Habits

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Nobody's perfect—but you can overcome some of the most common bad habits. We asked the pros for solutions for even the worst chewers, pickers, and overstylers.

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10 Reasons worshipping the sun is actually healthy for you

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If you happen to live in the Northeast, you probably have felt as though you have been mysteriously transplanted to the Northwest. With a good portion of the Northeast plagued by rain for what seems like a small eternity, it is no wonder. This last Saturday, however, we managed to get a…

Keep holiday stress off your face

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Remember the last time you caught a glimpse of yourself in the mirror after a particularly harrowing day? Your skin probably didn’t look as smooth and glowing as it usually does (never mind the furrowed brow). The reason: Cortisol, a hormone your brain pumps out when you’re feeling stressed, literally gets under your skin and can make you break out, dry out, or just look tired and blah. Stay pretty all season with these tips:

The 20 Best Skin Cities (and Some of the Worst)

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Most of us know how bad pollution can be for both the Earth and our lungs, and if you read Product Fiend, you're likely aware of how bad it is for your skin, too. If not, here are the basics: air pollution can be one of the main causes of premature aging, and can even exacerbate eczema. The chemical agents associated with pollutants enter into our body via breathing and affect our lungs, eyes, nose, and can create skin allergies. Oh and P.S.: ozone, the basic element in smog, can lead to skin cancer. The skin, being that great big largest organ, means it suffers the most.