Tag: skincare face

One part for the upper half of your face, and the other one for the bottom. Image Credit: Earn Spend Live I left the mask on for around 40 minutes to bask in all its glorious glow as much as possible. When I took it off, my skin absorbed the cream and has ... ( read ...

The 34-year-old Married At First Sight star - who had $9,000 worth of facial fillers removed last month - cut a dramatically different figure to her appearance several months ago. The mother-of-one appeared to be in great spirits as she posed in a series ... ( read original story ...)

Forget paper printouts or QR codes — the next step in ticketing technology is to have your face scanned and identified at venues. A note to investors from Live Nation reads that Blink's "cutting-edge facial recognition technology" would enable ... ( read original story ...)

It’s certainly not hard to rack up a $75 tab at Sephora — especially if you’re obsessed with the tons of skincare and beauty products the retailer has to offer! And now, Sephora’s giving you an even greater reason to drop some cash on your beauty ... ( read original story ...)

Let's face it, finding the perfect skin care routine can be hard. Your skin type may be dry in the winter, and oily in the summer, or you may sometimes be totally prone to acne, and then suddenly go months without a zit! There are so many variables that ... ( read original story ...)

The name says it all- GLAMGLOW. Using FLASHMUD, Flashlucent and Reflectrum ingredients, this mask helps to create luminous skin. Crafted with ingredients such as salicylic acid, ellagic acid, and diamond photoluminescence, your skin will be in for a real ... ( read original story ...)

We don’t keep our beauty secrets. We don’t keep our beauty secrets. I walked through her delicately decorated doors for what Martyn refers to as the Red Carpet Facial. What I discovered is this facial very sculpts your entire face in mere minutes. ( read original story ...)

Five months ago, in the midst of legal challenges to its ability to perform facial recognition, Facebook sought to reframe its facial recognition efforts from being a privacy debate to being a powerful security tool that would protect its users against bad ... ( read original story ...)

Acid? Why would you want to put that on your face, right? But cast aside any ideas of a red raw complexion or flaky cheeks, because hyaluronic acid is pretty much the key to amazing skin - and there isn't a single stinging sensation to be felt. ( read original story ...)