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- 2010044199 contributor B11789625.
- 2010044199 contributor B11789626.
- 2010044199 created "c2011.".
- 2010044199 date "2011".
- 2010044199 date "c2011.".
- 2010044199 dateCopyrighted "c2011.".
- 2010044199 description "Includes bibliographical references (p. [183]-188) and index.".
- 2010044199 description "Pt. 1. Hair. Hair Products from Salons to Stores: The shampoo secret beauty companies don't want you to know -- Are salon products in regular stores the same as those in salons? -- Are Paul Mitchell products making your hair break? -- Does Ojon Restorative Treatment live up to its hype? -- Two natural oils that make your hair shiny and strong -- Is Pantene good or bad for your hair? -- Do curling shampoos really work? -- Tips on Caring for Your Hair: Drying dilemma: what's the best way to dry your hair? -- Does antidandruff shampoo really work? -- Can you clean your hair with conditioner? -- Are hair extensions killing your hair? -- Straight talk about straightening irons -- How to kill lice and not your hair -- Hair Myths: Are you spending too much on conditioner? -- Are silicones bad for your hair? -- What's the difference between a silicone and a polyquat? -- Is baby shampoo good for adult hair? -- Can you really rebuild your hair? -- Do you really need to put protein on your hair? -- How much hair loss is normal? -- Why do gray hairs look and feel different? -- Will honey and cinnamon help stop hair from falling out but turn hair gray? -- Are the pictures on the back of the shampoo bottle accurate? -- What's the difference between all those hair color products? -- Is a relaxer the only way to get hair really straight? -- Why does shampoo have meat tenderizer in it? -- Does the moon cause bad hair days? -- Can my hairspray can explode? -- Pt. 2. Skin. Skin Treatments: from Silly to Sublime: The best skin moisturizing oils in the world -- Three reasons why moisturizers for the hands and face should be different -- Do pore strips really work? -- Does Retin-A eliminate wrinkles? -- An inexpensive, natural wrinkle remover from the dairy case -- Are oral supplements good for your skin? -- Is an aspirin mask good for skin? -- A safe way to make your skin look brighter and younger -- What's the right way to apply sunscreen? -- How can you tell if your sunscreen has gone bad? -- Can skin creams cause cancer -- Why can't sunscreen be made to last longer? -- Does glycerin dry out skin? -- What is galvanic stimulation and does it do anything for skin? -- Does snake venom work as well as Botox? -- Are expensive self-tanners worth the money? -- Is semen good for your skin? -- Can saliva cure acne? -- Does the derma roller really work? -- The magic of witch hazel -- What is shark oil and why is it in skin cream? -- Is starch an effective skin care ingredient? -- Can Avon Anew get rid of crow's-feet? -- Can mesotherapy melt away fat? -- Is it safe to use lipstick on your cheeks? -- Do dryer sheets cause acne? -- The surprising secret of soap -- Beauty Biology: Four types of wrinkles and how to get rid of them -- What causes acne and can Skintactix cure it? -- How to pop a pimple -- The red-faced regret of rosacea -- What's the difference between antiperspirant and deodorant? -- Why armpit hair doesn't grow down to your knees -- What's the difference between skin irritation and skin allergies? -- Top five causes of darkened armpits --".
- 2010044199 extent "xii, 194 p. ;".
- 2010044199 identifier "0373892349 (pbk.)".
- 2010044199 identifier "9780373892341 (pbk.)".
- 2010044199 issued "2011".
- 2010044199 issued "c2011.".
- 2010044199 language "eng".
- 2010044199 publisher "Don Mills, Ont. : Harlequin,".
- 2010044199 subject "646.7/2 22".
- 2010044199 subject "Cosmetics Popular works.".
- 2010044199 subject "RA778 .R615 2011".
- 2010044199 tableOfContents "Pt. 1. Hair. Hair Products from Salons to Stores: The shampoo secret beauty companies don't want you to know -- Are salon products in regular stores the same as those in salons? -- Are Paul Mitchell products making your hair break? -- Does Ojon Restorative Treatment live up to its hype? -- Two natural oils that make your hair shiny and strong -- Is Pantene good or bad for your hair? -- Do curling shampoos really work? -- Tips on Caring for Your Hair: Drying dilemma: what's the best way to dry your hair? -- Does antidandruff shampoo really work? -- Can you clean your hair with conditioner? -- Are hair extensions killing your hair? -- Straight talk about straightening irons -- How to kill lice and not your hair -- Hair Myths: Are you spending too much on conditioner? -- Are silicones bad for your hair? -- What's the difference between a silicone and a polyquat? -- Is baby shampoo good for adult hair? -- Can you really rebuild your hair? -- Do you really need to put protein on your hair? -- How much hair loss is normal? -- Why do gray hairs look and feel different? -- Will honey and cinnamon help stop hair from falling out but turn hair gray? -- Are the pictures on the back of the shampoo bottle accurate? -- What's the difference between all those hair color products? -- Is a relaxer the only way to get hair really straight? -- Why does shampoo have meat tenderizer in it? -- Does the moon cause bad hair days? -- Can my hairspray can explode? -- Pt. 2. Skin. Skin Treatments: from Silly to Sublime: The best skin moisturizing oils in the world -- Three reasons why moisturizers for the hands and face should be different -- Do pore strips really work? -- Does Retin-A eliminate wrinkles? -- An inexpensive, natural wrinkle remover from the dairy case -- Are oral supplements good for your skin? -- Is an aspirin mask good for skin? -- A safe way to make your skin look brighter and younger -- What's the right way to apply sunscreen? -- How can you tell if your sunscreen has gone bad? -- Can skin creams cause cancer -- Why can't sunscreen be made to last longer? -- Does glycerin dry out skin? -- What is galvanic stimulation and does it do anything for skin? -- Does snake venom work as well as Botox? -- Are expensive self-tanners worth the money? -- Is semen good for your skin? -- Can saliva cure acne? -- Does the derma roller really work? -- The magic of witch hazel -- What is shark oil and why is it in skin cream? -- Is starch an effective skin care ingredient? -- Can Avon Anew get rid of crow's-feet? -- Can mesotherapy melt away fat? -- Is it safe to use lipstick on your cheeks? -- Do dryer sheets cause acne? -- The surprising secret of soap -- Beauty Biology: Four types of wrinkles and how to get rid of them -- What causes acne and can Skintactix cure it? -- How to pop a pimple -- The red-faced regret of rosacea -- What's the difference between antiperspirant and deodorant? -- Why armpit hair doesn't grow down to your knees -- What's the difference between skin irritation and skin allergies? -- Top five causes of darkened armpits --".
- 2010044199 title "Can you get hooked on lip balm? : top cosmetic scientists answer your questions about the lotions, potions, and other beauty products you use every day / Perry Romanowski and the creators of TheBeautyBrains.Com.".
- 2010044199 type "text".