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Rosacea is an inflammatory skin condition characterized by facial redness, pimples and sometimes irritated eyes. It affects three million Canadians. Risks for several diseases elevated An analysis published earlier this year showed people with rosacea had ... ( read original story ...)

Plenty of celebrities and beauty gurus are taking razors to their face for smooth, exfoliated skin that allows for easier makeup application. According to Kate Sommerville, the famous celebrity facialist and skin care expert, many of her well-known clients ... ( read original story ...)

In what could be a growing trend around the sports world, New York's Madison Square Garden has been using facial-recognition technology to catalog all those who enter the building as an added security measure, and other arenas may be doing the same. ( read original story ...)

These ingredients boost collagen production, soften and tighten skin, and stimulate circulation. It’s the perfect nighttime cocktail for your face: While you sleep, all those benefits pour in twice as fast, so you wake feeling (and looking) fresh faced. ( read original story ...)

My favorite blogger, Jude Chao, uses Evernote, while others use Pinterest. The “skin diary” apps that vie with one another to become the MyFitnessPal for faces, like mySkin and My Daily Skincare, arrive with a prefab set of widgets that dictate to ... ( read original story ...)

"Our natural skin lipids just go down the drain when we use harsh washes." For the hands, Skotnicki recommends a good, rich cream that won't require a lot of reapplication. And for the face, Dr. Vince Bertucci, president of the Canadian Dermatology ... ( read original story ...)

There are plenty of options when it comes to finding a natural face moisturizer you can use in your beauty regimen. Whether you’re looking for a day cream or night cream, don’t be surprised to find the natural skincare options endless and growing. ( read original story ...)

China’s police have started using facial recognition glasses in Beijing to identify people and car license plate numbers, reportedly matching them within a national database in less than a second. The technology was already seen in use in sunglasses by ... ( read original story ...)