Tag: skincare face

Treat your skin to a sensorial, synergistic experience with Dior’s Yoga Facial Religiously sticking to a workout routine is a daily uphill struggle (tell us about it) but even if you can't quite bend yourself into a downward facing dog, Dior's Yoga ... ( read original story ...)

[CLEAR launches expedited ID screening at Dulles and National] The airline has also announced it will use facial recognition technology for bag drops, with a pilot testing program at Minneapolis-St. Paul International Airport in the summer. JetBlue’s ... ( read original story ...)

The sun is no joke. It’s powerful enough to illuminate and radiate our entire planet. So imagine the affect it has on our skin, let alone our faces, when we’re exposed to it daily. That’s why dermatologists and skincare specialists recommend ... ( read original story ...)

“It made me very uncomfortable in my skin colour,” Rogers, who is black, told Global News. Rogers transferred schools because of the bullying. But she still faces verbal abuse – even from other black students. “It’s very sad that other kids are ... ( read original story ...)

The options are so overwhelming that it can feel like the only two options you have are either slathering the entire CVS skin-care aisle on your face at once (don’t do it), or shunning products entirely and living your life in a cave somewhere ... ( read original story ...)

As facial recognition technology becomes more commonplace, some companies are seeking an edge up on their competition by branching out — claiming to recognize a person’s emotional state, age, gender, and even criminal tendencies. One such company is ... ( read original story ...)

The founder and president of the Vancouver Facial Hair Club expects some stiff, lustrous competition when beard warriors, moustache soldiers and goatee gladiators face off at the group’s third annual Facial Hair Competition on June 3 at Gastown’s ... ( read original story ...)

More than 80% of people with facial disfigurements have been abused or harassed in the street, according to a new report. A small survey for the charity Changing Faces also found half of those with a disfigurement feel vulnerable on public transport. ( read original story ...)

Ask any woman her skin type and she’ll probably come back an automatic answer, perhaps based on what she was told by a beauty counter assistant 15 years ago (‘I’m oily’) or the fact she once had a rash from a face wash ('definitely sensitive'). ( read original story ...)