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Some Nerdy Definitions To Help Your Conversations

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Here are some handy definitions for nerds like me who aren’t satisfied with “sugar” being the definition of sucrose:

Sucrose: a pure crystalline disaccharide extracted from sugar cane or sugar beets and consisting of glucose and fructose joined together in the molecule.

Fructose: a crystalline monosaccharide found in sweet fruits and in honey; fruit sugar.

Dextrose: a right-handed form of glucose found in plants and animals and in the human blood, and made by the hydrolysis of starch with acids or enzymes.

Nutrition: nutritious, nourishing; a nutritious ingredient or substance in food.

Nourish: to feed or sustain (any plant or animal) with substances necessary to life and growth; to foster, develop, promote.

Essential: of or constituting the intrinsic, fundamental nature of something. Basic, inherent; aboslute, complete, perfect.

Natural: of or arising from nature; in accordance with what is found or expected in nature; produced or existing in nature; not artificial or manufactured.

Corn Syrup: a syrup made from cornstarch; it is a mixture of dextrose, maltose and dextrins.

Honey: a thick, sweet, syrupy substance that bees make as food from the nectar of flowers and store in honeycombs.

(Thanks to Webster’s New World: College dictionary)

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Boys Skin Care Range Study

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Oxy NewA recent national survey conducted with 512 people by the UK’s first boys skincare range; New OXY, revealed some interesting findings about boys attitudes towards self-image.

An extensive questionnaire was circulated amongst 16-24 year olds across the UK to gain further insights into the pressures on young people in today’s highly competitive, image-obsessed world. Fashion, beauty and the opposite sex have always been a pre-occupation of self-conscious teens, but New OXY creators wondered if in the era of celebrity adoration - how confident are kids feeling?

Across the UK, teens from Sheffield worry the most about their appearance with 56% polled admitting it’s the most important thing in their life. Southampton youths are most embarrassed by bad skin as teenagers at 56%. Questions about shopping habits show that parents in Edinburgh have the highest input into their kids’ purchases, as 79% of Edinburgh boys had their underwear bought by their mum. Glasgow rounds out the survey - topping the scales as the city whose youth is most worried about the opposite sex - at a rate of 60%.

Here are some of the findings from the major UK cities;

Boys attitude to skin by UK City

Glasgow

42% of people are embarrassed by bad skin as a teenager

London

53% of people are embarrassed by bad skin as a teenage

Manchester

42% of people are embarrassed by bad skin as a teenager

Belfast

45% of people are embarrassed by bad skin as a teenager

National Findings

60% of teenagers consider their appearance to be the most important thing in their life

67% of teenagers are embarrassed by bad skin

69% of people had their underwear bought by their mum as a teenager

59% of teenagers worry about the opposite sex

As the survey makes abundantly clear, the question of how to get rid of spots is only one of the many complex issues occupying teenage minds.

OXY produce a range of innovative skincare products.

For further information, please visit the OXY website at http://www.oxy.co.uk/

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Organic Skin Care Product Activates Key Anti-Aging Gene

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Elina Skin Care CollectionA recent study using state-of-the-art genetic testing shows that an all natural skin care product called Ambra-Lift by Elina Organics activates Sirtuin-1, a key anti-aging gene. Until now only Resveratrol, a substance found in the skin of grapes and red wine, has been known to naturally stimulate Sirtuin-1 in humans. Ambra-Lift contains no Resveratrol.

The scientific study shows that Ambra-Lift stimulates Sirtuin-1 by using one of the latest genomic testing tools available. It’s called quantitative real time Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) and is able to imeasure genes turned “on” or “off” by skin care products like Ambra-Lift.

The genomic test results for Ambra-Lift are compelling:

  • Elina Ambra-Lift increases the expression of Sirtuin-1, a key anti-aging gene, in a statistically significant way.
  • Elina Ambra-Liftactivates the expression of specific collagens, keratins and matrix genes that promote anti-wrinkle effects in a statistically significant way,
  • Elina Ambra-Lift activates anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory genes involved in protective cellular mechanisms in a statistically significant way.
  • Exposure to Elina Ambra-Lift produces statistically significant changes in 47 out of 91 genes tested over a 48-hour period.

Please Click here to see the complete research results.

“This genomic study demonstrates how my organic formulation interacts with the biology of the skin,” says Elina Fedotova, CEO of Elina Organics. “I’m so excited to see that hard science proves that Ambra-Lift has definite anti-aging properties that help rejuvenate and improve the skin.”

While Ambra-Lift contains no Resveratrol, one of its key ingredients is Baltic Amber. The healing properties of Baltic Amber have been known for ages. Roman ladies of the court used to play with it, holding it in their hands and stroking it to maintain a youthful look. In addition to Baltic Amber, Ambra-Lift contains other beneficial ingredients including Sea Buckthorn Oil, Soybean Lecithin Liposomes, Amino Acids, Vitamins C, A, and E; Coenzyme Q-10, and extracts of the finest organic botanicals.

“While other products may show instant lifting properties, it’s mostly a temporary effect, achieved by chemicals that cause the skin to swell and stretch for a few hours,” says Elina. “Elina Ambra-Lift uses no artificial chemicals. Its powerful blend of all natural nutrients and antioxidants, along with its patent-pending extract of Baltic Amber, provide immediate as well as long-term effects that energize cells and stimulate the skin to become more firm and supple.”

More About Elina Skin Care:
Elina Organics was founded by Elina Fedotova, a cosmetic chemist, herbalist and aesthetician who also heads up the Association of Holistic Skin Care Practitioners. She brought her passion for natural skin care to the United States from Russia in 1991. For more than a decade her handmade, organic, trans-dermal skin care products have been featured in the finest clinics in the world. She customizes her specialty formulas to meet the specific needs of clients that come to her from as far away as Los Angeles, New York, Boston, and San Francisco.

Elina and her aestheticians give corrective, holistic facial treatments to clients at Elina Herbal Skin Care in Kalamazoo, Michigan and Elina Advanced Skin Care on Chicago’s Magnificent Mile.

Elina Featured on “Living Healthy Chicago”:
To see a recent segment featuring an organic facial at Elina Advanced Skin Care in Chicago on CLTV’s “Living Healthy Chicago” please click here.

Elina’s Mission: To continue to create effective, non-invasive procedures and products that will eliminate the need for surgical procedures and drugs.

Elina’s Goal: To promote a holistic approach to beauty, health and life.

For more information please contact:
Michele Sobota
mediaconnections (at) sbcglobal (dot) net
269.873.3373

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Highlights Are History & The Reason "Why" in 2 Photo’s

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Whitney Port from MTV series “The City” demonstrates
My Theory. . . . . Highlights are History
Whitney - Before

highlights on top of highlights on top of. . . . .

many are understanding + seeing it. . . . many are not

These Photo’s are of Whitney Port from the MTV series “The City”
{ in case you’ve been sleeping under a rock for the last year }


A Gorgeous example of the new and CURRENT : Paint Drips

Whitney - AFTER
it helps of course to be drop dead gorgeous

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Highlights Are History and The Reason "Why" in 1 Photo

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Disliking a trend in hair, that has been around wwwwway too long . . . 
I fully understand “classic”
a ‘Bob’ is classic, even a ‘Graduated Bob’ is Classic…    High lights are not
Whitney -  Before 

highlights on top of highlights

 
 many are understanding it. . . . many are not

These Photo’s are of Whitney Port from the MTV series “The City”
{ in case you’ve been sleeping under a rock for the last year }

 A Gorgeous example of the new and CURRENT : Paint Drips

                                              Whitney - AFTER
                                it helps of course to be drop dead gorgeous

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