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Milk Protein
Obtained from a whole cow's milk. For centuries, milk has been used as a natural, soothing skin cleanser and softener.

Protein
Protein consists of amino acids and constitutes about 15% of human body weight. Protein is of critical importance in the structure and function of cells. Recently the use of proteins has been broadened to skin care since many skin problems such as chapping and dryness appear to be associated with damage to or actual loss of skin protein.

Broken Blood Vessels
CAUSE:
"These are not actually 'broken' blood vessels -- although many refer to them as such -- but dilated blood vessels," says N.Y.C. dermatologist Laurie Polis, M.D. "The most common causes are heredity, anxiety, sun exposure, extreme heat, drinking alcohol, eating spicy foods, and picking at the skin," says New York dermatologist Howard Sobel, M.D.

SOLUTION:
"To avoid them, try not to do anything that might traumatize your skin," says Sobel. "If you have them, have a dermatologist zap them with a diode laser for about $250 per area."

Slimming a Full Face
The first rule for slimming down a fuller face is to style the hair away from the face. This will open up your face, cheekbones and eyes, and will expose the jawline instead of hiding it (as hair hanging down at the sides might do). For example, if you have bangs, break them up in pieces or strands rather than wearing them straight across.
When it comes to length, I generally prefer styles that go to the collarbone or just below the shoulders, which will give the hair body and movement, and will also make it easy to keep your hair off of your face. Generally very long hair on women with full faces isn?t the style to go with because the longer your hair is, the more it will fall flat on the sides of your head and the fuller your face will appear. I also recommend staying away from very short cuts. You can cut the hair shorter on the top and around the face, but be sure to keep some length in the back so that it balances out the face and adds softness.

If you want to pull your hair up into a ponytail, don't pull it back high on your head. Many fuller-figured women make the mistake of setting the ponytail too high on their heads. If you set the ponytail lower -- close to or along the nape of the neck -- it will look softer and less angular.

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