Tag: skincare face

Criminals looking for a quiet pint suddenly found themselves collared when cops used facial recognition technology to catch thirsty crooks at a Chinese beer festival. Twenty-five wanted individuals were arrested when they tipped up to sample the offerings ... ( read original story ...)

It's the latest example of the growing use of facial recognition by businesses and government agencies in the world's most populous nation. Diners at the restaurant, a KFC brand in China known as KPro, place their order at a terminal, which then scans ... ( read original story ...)

it might be time to reassess your daily skincare routine to ensure your skin is getting enough hydration before temperatures start to cool off. Heavy-duty face washes that lather away oil, sunscreen and sweat work wonders on skin in the heat, but once fall ... ( read original story ...)

As the face-wash section of your local drugstore explodes with new formulas—oils! balms! micellar waters!—bewildering trends pervade social media. You must actually "double cleanse" to completely remove dirt, claims one. No, says another: Good skin is ... ( read original story ...)

Tomatoes can be considered highly beneficial for your skin, face and hair as they contain all forms of major carotenoids such as alpha-beta carotene, lutein and lycopene. Out of these, Lycopene contains the highest antioxidative property, which is an ... ( read original story ...)

Facial recognition might soon become the norm for payments, with a KFC outlet in Hangzhou, China, receiving commercial payments using the mechanism. Alibaba’s Ant Financial affiliate launched the ‘smile to pay’ service at the outlet as part of the ... ( read original story ...)

To find out more, please read our complete terms of use. With the rise of the sheet mask selfie, facial masks have become more and more popular over the past several years, and not just for women -- men are also realizing the incredible healing and ... ( read original story ...)

The findings held steady regardless of the genders or ethnicities of those photographed, which suggests that we're picking up more universal facial cues, rather than being influenced by sexism or racial bias, both of which are already a pressing issues in ... ( read original story ...)

Face masks should smell divine, feel luxurious to apply and, of course, make your skin feel amazing. Unfortunately, many skincare products are crammed full of synthetic chemicals – used to fragrance, colour and preserve – that do more damage than good ... ( read original story ...)