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Iconic British supermodel Kate Moss masters the art of reinventing herself better than most other celebrities out there, whether we're talking catwalk queens, actors or any other kind of artists. Her modeling career - which some also see as the epitome of fashionable longevity - has been marked by a series of sp... |
13 June 2008
04:34 GMT |
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Celebrity-endorsed beauty products are all the rage these days - well, maybe not for customers as much, but for the celebrities themselves, endorsing a clothes or shoe line or lending your name to a brand of perfume is the latest must-have accessory. Everyone from Paris Hilton to Fergie and LL Cool J are playing the ... |
3 June 2008
06:22 GMT |
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Without further ado, we're here to talk about the latest in trendy clothes and accessories. Whether it's a prom-style dress, the latest chunky costume drama jewelry or a particularly hot fragrance, this summer time has come to forget most of our past prejudices and open our eyes to new and exciting things -... |
19 May 2008
09:12 GMT |
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In the end, that's nothing odd on this. On one side, researches showed that man's armpit sweat does contain pheromones, and if they do not make women enter in heat like animals, they do change some hormonal concentrations and brain chemistry. On the other hand, one of the most appreciated and expensive sce... |
17 March 2008
14:06 GMT |
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We live in a world of synthetic chemicals. They are found from our food to all the objects around us. Many of them are toxic. And some can trigger what is called Multiple Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). For example, you may say you live in a healthy countryside, but the pesticides they throw in the neighboring crop field... |
18 December 2007
14:06 GMT |
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If we pay huge prices for perfumes coming from the anal glands of the musk deer and civet cat and coffee coming from the dung of civet cat, why should we be surprised by the fact that one the most expensive perfumes is actually vomit?Ambergris comes from the intestines of the sperm whales. It is actually a biliary se... |
6 October 2007
13:02 GMT |
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Well, many things have a nasty smell, but what about that nasty thing smelling like vanilla? If not the whole thing, at least part of it...A team at the state-run International Medical Center of Japan has managed, in co-operation with Sekisui Chemical Co, to extract vanilla scent from cow dung. "A one-hour heating an... |
6 October 2007
06:37 GMT |
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Why did I feel the need to write yet another post on Britney and her ad for her new BELIEVE fragrance? Well, if you really must know, I realized I might have a thing or two to add concerning the pop princess everyone knows to be an alcoholic and an overall braniac (in her own words) and everyone's desire to expl... |
28 September 2007
09:37 GMT |
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No, this isn't a pet contest and we're definitely not fighting over who's got the dog with the smelliest breath. This time, it's celebrities gone fully haywire on the perfume front. But someone is definitely out sniffing for a chance to get more media attention. And no, wrong again, no one's ... |
27 September 2007
08:38 GMT |
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Globalization may bring us together, but when it's about beauty, our culture, geography and even religion mark our cosmetic and aesthetic tastes. Not all women are the same. There are important cultural differences which determine the beauty of their facial expression. Apart from its personality and fashion tast... |
22 September 2007
06:28 GMT |
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Stop the presses! About two weeks passed by and Victoria Beckham was nowhere to be seen. And, by nowhere, I obviously mean shopping. Clearly, Posh's absence from all those shops that have anxiously been waiting for her to hit LA with her army of bodyguards and the always present crowd of photographers and camera... |
14 August 2007
06:27 GMT |
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Thanks to the almighty and ever-present paparazzi and their ceaseless work (not to mention the countless hours spent hounding and stalking celebs), we know by now that we're never to believe what we see in magazines. Celebrities are also humans (duh!) and therefore, their bodies are also subject to the little pe... |
11 August 2007
04:44 GMT |
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We look at the Middle Ages and we tend to think that precarious hygiene and "skunk" scent characterized the human kind till relatively recent times. Wrong. A new exhibition in Rome reveals to us how people during the Bronze Age employed refined and sophisticated perfumes, typically a mix of natural spices and olive o... |
28 March 2007
07:16 GMT |
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Does it come as a surprise for you to find that your extremely costly perfume comes from a cat's ass? One of the first famous and highly valued perfumes, named Civet, comes from the civet cat and is an ancient article of commerce. In Arabia and Africa, civet is employed for millennia and in Arabia it's stil... |
2 March 2007
10:55 GMT |
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