Bella's Beauty Bites: Makeup Myths and Facts

Wednesday, July 20, 2011

In This Issue:

  • Sunscreen Users More Likely to Burn?
  • Top 10 Foods for Fabulous Hair
  • Irritated Underarms After Shaving

Myths and Facts
About Makeup
Is it OK to sleep in eye makeup? Which
cosmetics contain lead? What does "hypo-
allergenic" really mean? Get the answers.
Also See:
• Is Cosmetic Surgery for You?

• The Truth About Cellulite
• How Safe Is Your Antiperspirant?

Health News & Features

Sunscreen Users More Likely to Burn?
A new study shows that vigilant sunscreen users are actually
more likely to suffer a painful, damaging sunburn. Find out why.
Also See:
• Nonsurgical Procedures: Before and After
• Thread-Lift: What Is It, and Does It Work?

Top 10 Foods for Fabulous Hair
Sure, shampoo and conditioner make a difference. But adding a few
of these power foods to your diet can give your tresses a boost, too.
Also See:
• Help for Thinning Hair
• Expert Tips for Taming a Curly Mane

More From WebMD:
• Ewww, What's That? Facts About Fungal Infections

From WebMD Skin & Beauty Community

Irritated Underarms After Shaving
This member cut herself shaving under her arms, and a
week later it's still red and inflamed. What's going on?

More from the WebMD Skin & Beauty Community.

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