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Cocamidopropyl Betaine
Artificial substance frequently referred to as a natural substance made "from coconuts" on the labels of shampoos. It's a secondary surfactant, used in combination with other, stronger surfactants.

Homeopathy
The practice of natural medicine, using herbal substances rather than conventional medications.

All About Blush
Blush adds color and depth to the skin and can add a healthy glow to colorless cheeks, forehead and nose. Blush will also give dimension to areas that would ordinarily be lost. The key is to apply a very small amount. If you watch a professional makeup artist apply blush, you would be surprised at the miniscule amount of makeup that is actually on the brush before it's swept across the cheekbones. You can always build color, so start small.
Powder blush is best applied after your face powder. It will lie on top of the skin, adding a translucent glow. Using a blush brush, sweep it across your cheekbones. For a contour, use a deeper shade in the hollow of the cheek. But remember, you only want the sheerest hint of color.

Cream blush has the most intense pigment and should be used sparingly. Apply it over foundation, but before powder. Start at the apples of the cheek and blend upward.

Liquid and gel blushes will give you a stain of color that will look very natural. Apply over foundation or to bare skin for a soft, fresh-scrubbed look.

Fine Lines/Dark Circles
CAUSE:
Fine lines around the eyes are caused by age, smoking and the sun. "Dark circles can be caused by a lack of sleep, heredity, the architecture of your eyes and the translucency of the skin under your eyes," says N.Y.C. dermatologist Laurie Polis, M.D.

SOLUTION:
Eye creams with vitamin K, which is said to heal bruises, may help if the darkness comes from ruptured blood vessels -- which can occur with repeated trauma (think excessive rubbing). "Use an eye cream containing light-reflecting particles, or learn to camouflage," says Polis.

TRY:
St. Ives Vitamin K Dark Circle Diminisher, La Mer The Eye Balm, L'Oréal Visible Lift Eye Line Minimizing Concealer.

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