Tweezerman has added a bejeweled holiday tweezer to its line of tweezers. The Polka Dot Swarovski Crystal Slant Tweezer contains encrusted Swarovski crystals. They retail for $40 and can be purchased here.
Harry Smith spoke with Dr. Marc Lowenberg about how to achieve whiter and straighter teeth. Dr. Marc Lowenberg says the perfect smile is different on every single individual. He mentions porcelain veneers, which can cost between $800 and $3,000 per tooth. Dr. Lowenberg says if you want to have whiter teeth naturally you can also mix baking soda and hydrogen peroxide and it will "remove all the surface stains." Take a look:
Paris Hilton talked to reporters about her recently beauty products line. Paris said the
new line follows the launch of her hair extensions laat year. She mentions a few beauty tips from her regimen. She says she makes sure to always use "amazing moisturizers" and to always wash her makeup off at night. She says she does pilates for her body and yoga for her mind.
Paris has a lot of irons in the fire right now. In addition to launching new beauty products she is also working on an album, a sunglasses line, a lingerie line and starring in and executive producing tv shows. Take a look:
Dr. Ellen Marmur, author of Simple Skin Beauty, shared some information about different skin products with Maggie Rodriguez on the CBS Early Show. She also shared tips here about how to get the appearance of flawless skin. Dr. Ellen Marmur says her mantra for gorgeous skin is, "Protect, enhance and troubleshoot." She likes creamy exfoliator because they get rid of dead skin, moisturize and help you take off your makeup at the end of the day. One of the products Dr. Marmur likes for people with acne is Biore strips. Dr. Marmur uses a fractional resurfacing laser on the show. Take a look:
The Stila Makeup Player is a portable vanity that is part makeup case and part media player. The Stila makeup player includes a dock where you can insert your iPod Touch or iPhone and play Stilla's tutorial videos or other makeup tutorials available on YouTube and elsewhere. The Player also comes with other Stila products including One Step Makeup Foundation, Eye Shadow Trio and #7 Eye Shadow Brush, Convertible Color
for lips and cheeks and lip glaze. The Player can currently be purchased for $69.90 here.
Paris Hilton is launching the Products by Paris line of beauty products. The products first debuted at the Cosmoprof International Beauty Show in Asia. The Products by Paris line already has a website, Facebook and Twitter account, @productsbyparis. Paris by Products kicked off with three products: a straightening and curling iron, hair brush and nail polish.
The Paris Hilton Celebrity Styler ($59.99) is billed as the "all-in one" styling iron that smooths, straightens and curls.
The Paris Hilton Ultimate Brush ($9.99) contains a ventilated center that allows hair to dry faster while heat styling.
Paris Hilton's nail polish is sold as a monthly subscription club. It costs $14.99 per month. Two "hot" nail polish colors are selected by Paris each month.
The products are sold on the CelebrityStyler.com website. The styling iron and brush are also sold here on Sally Beauty Supply.
WWDreports that actress and model Bridget Moynahan has been named as the face of Garnier Nutritioniste. Sarah Jessica Parker and Alana de la Garza are also reps for the brand. Garnier president David Greenberg said, "Her class, grace and accessibility make her a model representative of the Garnier brand. Most importantly, she exhibits a likable, healthy beauty that speaks to our consumer in such a positive way."
Katy Perry posted this photo of her fabulous manicure for the EMAs yesterday, saying "Diamonds ARE girl best friend..." That must have taken quite a while to get all the rhinestones on each nail.
Dermatologist to the stars Dr. Patricia Wexler talks to Kathie Lee and Hoda about the best skin regimen to keep your skin looking youthful and healthy. She demonstrates some of her favorite products for exfoliation, rejuvenation and prevention of damage. Her picks are all under $25, except for the LED light.
She doesn't mention it, but Kathie Lee reminds viewers that Dr. Wexler has her own line of products available at Bath and Body
Works. Take a look:
There was a preview of the Barbie Doll'd Up Nails Digital Nail Printer technology earlier this year at CES. Now the nail printer is available and the first commerical has arrived. It's likely to be one of the hot toys for girls this year.
The digital nail printer lets girls create, customize and print designs for nails at home. Barbie Doll'd Up Nails connects to a PC via USB. Girls apply a pre-coat and then insert their fingers into the device. Printing takes just a few seconds. Then a top coat is applied. Girls can choose from 1000s of nail designs or upload their own graphics and photos.
The nail printer is sold exclusively at Toys R Us. You can buy it here. The price listed as of this writing is $149.99.
In this video a young woman is wearing LED eyelash. It looks like they attach behind the ears with a thin band that is connected to an ear price that contains the power source. Take a look:
Kristin Perrotta from Allure magazine shared some of the magazine's picks for the best beauty products of the year with Maggie Rodriguez. You can see all of Allure's Best of the Best here. The list includes cateories like eyes, lips, hair, skin, natural wonders, best splurges and cheap thrills. Some of the products that made the list include Cover Girl Outlast Lipstain ($8), Giorgio Armani Beauty Lasting Silk ($58), Clay Pro X Age Reapair ($42) and Maybelline's Colossal Volum' Express Mascara ($8). Take a look:
Zoya has released two nail polish collection for Winter 2009. They include Zoya Ultra Glitter, which contains three glittering pink and silver colors Nova, Luna and Astra. There is also the Zoya MatteVelvet Winter Collection which includes Savita, Harlow and Veruschuka. Each Zoya nail polish bottle costs $7.
Dr. Audrey Kunin opened the DermaDoctor.com online skincare retail website about ten years ago. Now the successful company is opening its first physical store in the doctor's hometown of Kansas City, reports the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle.
About 10 years ago, Dr. Audrey Kunin took a break from her dermatological practice to raise her two young children and continue a dot-com business she and her husband, Dr. Jeff Kunin, (her "non-silent, silent partner") had been running on the side since December 1998. Dermadoctor.com sold hard-to-find skin-care products like nickel-free earrings, special anti-dandruff shampoo, compression stockings — other people’s products.
"That rapidly evolved into an online skin-health and beauty-advice column," Dr. Kunin said. "We actually believe we have the largest online skin-health and beauty advice column in the world now."
DERMAdoctor took advantage of the first wave of growth for dot-com businesses.
"We're the only e-tailer in the world that got covered in the media, so suddenly I was up all night packing boxes," Dr. Kunin said. "(The business) then rapidly moved from a home into a fulfillment center."
Dr. Kunin shared a couple skin care tips with StyleList. She says Med e Tate, injection-free medicated hyperhidrosis (excessive sweating) control wipes, is the company's "hit of the year." She also said failure to wear sunscreen is the biggest skincare mistake she sees.
All the contestants in this beauty contest have had plastic surgery. The contestants for Miss Plastic Hungary 2009 look good because they have had breast implants, nose jobs, face lifts or other types of work done. This video is from Friday night's competition in Budapest. Take a look:
Paris Hilton is launching the Products by Paris line of beauty products. The products first debuted at the Cosmoprof International Beauty Show in Asia. The Products by Paris line already has a 
Dr. Audrey Kunin opened the 
