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TEA
Triethanolamine. Used in cosmetics as a pH adjuster, an emulsifier, a preservative, and in soap formulations. May be harmful when contaminated by nitrosamines.

Coal Tar
A topical anti-eczematic. Coal is a mineral of organic origin, formed from the remains of vegetation which over millions of years has changed to coal. From early times, people relied on the strength of the sun and the use of coal tar as their only form of treatment for psoriasis.

Covering Undereye Circles
The fastest cure for dark circles is to apply concealer. Choose a gold-based color that matches your skin shade exactly (the gold will counteract the blue of the undereye circle).
The most common mistake women make when applying concealer is choosing a color that's too light -- this only achieves a "reverse raccoon" effect. Another common problem: putting the concealer only under the eye. You should apply it all around the eye area, and be sure to blend well. Set the concealer with a light dusting of translucent face powder so that it stays put. And to avoid drawing attention to your undereye area, don't apply eyeliner or mascara to your lower lashes.

Often, the inner corner of the eye is the darkest part. A white shimmer pencil will cover it. Some companies manufacture a blueish or white pencil just for this purpose.

Find the Right Shampoo and Conditioner
This is the first step toward achieving shiny hair, says Rubin.

If your hair is fine: Stick with products that won't weigh down your hair. "Flat hair can look dull," says D.J. Try a gentle or volumizing shampoo and a detangler, which is lighter than conditioner.

If your hair is curly or thick: "It's probably on the dry side," says Rubin. "To see more shine, you have to boost your hair's moisture level." Opt for shampoos and conditioners that are nourishing, and treat yourself to a deep-conditioning treatment like Phytotherathrie Phytocitrus Mask every few days.

If your hair is color-treated: "You've already made a major effort to boost shine by coloring your hair," says Rubin. To keep the color true and your hair looking silky, use a shampoo and conditioner designed for chemically treated hair. "They're milder than other shampoos because they don't contain as many hair-stripping detergents," says Rubin. Every few days, replace your color-care hair products with a shampoo or conditioner that deposits a small amount of shine-boosting color onto your hair. Many salons will create or custom-blend these for you.

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