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Many facial creams come with claims of providing a "face-lift in a jar." Can they really tighten skin and wipe away wrinkles as well as surgery can?
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Creams seem like an easy solution to the cellulite problems that plague most women. But are these products truly miracles in a jar?
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Stop worrying so much. No really, didn't anyone ever tell you worrying could cause wrinkles? Don't be too quick to listen, though -- the jury's still out on this one.
You've probably heard about the potential health benefits of using olive oil when you cook. But can you use olive oil on your skin, too?
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