While the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act says cosmetic labels should be truthful, cosmetic products don't need the FDA's OK before hitting shelves.
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Dellanos has had over $17,000 worth of cosmetic surgeryDellanos has been open about having cosmetic surgery.
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The Food Drug and Cosmetic Act, in addition to multiple regulations, prevents cosmetic manufacturers from making treatment claims.
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Not even a cosmetic chemist (or armchair cosmetic chemist) can guesstimate this based on ingredients, Dr. Surber said.
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For more news and reporting on cosmetic and non-cosmetic procedures targeted at women's vaginas, visit our #YourVaginasFine microsite.
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Authentic depictions of what cosmetic surgery entails can be a reality check on what is attainable with cosmetic surgery.
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"We provide beautiful cosmetic coverings specifically for women when insurance won't cover realistic cosmetic coverings for people with limb loss," she explains.
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Really there are two things new about it: one of those things is cosmetic, and the other is the opposite of cosmetic.
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Kylie Jenner became a billionaire by receiving expensive cosmetic enhancements to her face and then selling cheap cosmetic enhancements to everyone else.
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ICCR works with independent cosmetic industry trade associations to align cosmetic product regulations globally in order to minimize trade barriers while maximizing consumer protections.
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But highly refined, cosmetic-grade mineral oil and other cosmetic-grade petroleum distillates, like petrolatum (see below), are "generally of low concern," Masten says.
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"Korea has become the test bed of many world-famous cosmetic companies," said Cho, who has studied the behavior behind cosmetic use in Koreans.
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"[The] FDA can and does inspect cosmetic manufacturing facilities to assure cosmetic product safety and determine whether cosmetics are adulterated or misbranded under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FD&C Act) and the Fair Packaging and Labeling Act (FPLA)," the administration's website states.
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For example, Dr. Ourian often sports white lab coats that read "cosmetic dermatology" or "cosmetic surgery," but he didn't actually study these disciplines in residency.
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A survey conducted by RealSelf, the cosmetic surgery forum, revealed that four out of 10 people will be rushing to their derm's office for cosmetic treatments.
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One risk of cosmetic surgery is surgical addictionMany people have unrealistic expectations for cosmetic surgery, Dr. Dirk Kramer, a plastic surgeon in London, previously told Insider.
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There are no laws requiring companies to test their cosmetic products for safety, and the FDA has limited authority to ensure the safety of cosmetic products.
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Jocelyn Wildenstein, widely known for her many cosmetic surgery procedures, was instructed by a judge not to use her alimony payments for cosmetic surgery, according to Reuters.
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Players can earn crates by playing and completing challenges and milestones, and crates now only contain cosmetic items and credits that can be spent on cosmetic items.
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This is partially the reason why cosmetic tattoo artists — like Nora Grace of Fiction Cosmetic Tattooing in Los Angeles — have seen a rise in requests for faux freckles.
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If your concern is cosmetic, a visit with a gynecologist to review typical anatomy and discuss any concerning changes is a good idea before seeking a cosmetic consultation.
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This is also the only way to get the legendary cosmetic set, which would make it one of the more expensive cosmetic packs if it were sold in-game.
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The cosmetic gynaecologist who Mel B claims to have carried out her procedure, Beverly Hills-based Dr Matlock, offers 12 cosmetic female genital plastic surgery procedures, on his website.
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That's why we at the Independent Cosmetic Manufacturers and Distributers (ICMAD), an industry trade association representing over 700 cosmetic distributors, manufacturers and suppliers, support the Safe Cosmetics Modernization Act.
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STYLES An article last Sunday about one feminist's waning opposition to cosmetic surgery overstated what is known about whether Gloria Steinem has used some of the cosmetic procedures mentioned.
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Claire's stands behind the safety of this item and all other Claire's cosmetic items, as such small trace amounts are considered acceptable under European and Canadian cosmetic safety regulations.
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Her practice, Cosmetic Surgery Counseling Services, has worked with hundreds of clients considering altering their appearance through cosmetic surgery, as well as less invasive procedures like Botox and fillers.
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" Section 331 of the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act prohibits the "receipt in interstate commerce of any food, drug, device, tobacco product or cosmetic that is adulterated or misbranded.
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" Special Prosthetics Revealed Gwen's Story — & Her Cosmetic Procedures "We had to make both Sam and Michelle look younger, so we'd use these cosmetic lifts under their wigs to help.
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According to the Federal Drug Administration, there are no regulations or requirements under current U.S. law that require cosmetic manufacturers to print expiration dates on the labels of cosmetic products.
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About Azul Cosmetic Surgery and Medical Spa: Azul Cosmetic Surgery and Medical Spa specializes in providing the best treatments and skincare options available in both surgical and non-surgical facial aesthetics.
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Most beauty research is done by cosmetic chemists — the scientists that formulate and develop products — and a lot of it is published in academic journals like the Journal of Cosmetic Science.
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Ikee Design Acrylic Jewelry & Cosmetic Storage Display Boxes, $20
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For what many would deem a superficial procedure, Blepharoplasty, or eyelid surgery is the most common cosmetic request in Asia, and the third most common cosmetic procedure worldwide (after breast augmentation and liposuction).
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In the "Lab" product line, you'll only find cosmetic serums.
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Their issues weren't that cosmetic — this team needed deeper upgrades.
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What cosmetic would you like to see her make next?
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The results could also have a number of cosmetic applications.
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TrueCar's app has the best cosmetic design of the bunch.
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"Cosmetic surgery has become trivialized as it's everywhere," he says.
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So we'll call this cosmetic competition a draw for now.
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Players can still buy cosmetic items with real money, however.
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That's not always what every cosmetic line is thinking about.
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The FDA never set limits on asbestos in cosmetic talc.
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They look good enough, but these are only cosmetic changes.
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For a lot of the population, it's a cosmetic extra.
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So this is sort of a cosmetic deal, at best.
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If it interferes, this is not all a cosmetic concern.
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A woman named Rachael Cronin is suing cosmetic brand EOS.
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Now the technology is making waves in the cosmetic field.
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He dubbed it "simply cosmetic" in the current political moment.
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OCC Cosmetic Colour Pencils in PennyRoyal, $16, available at OCC.
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For now, it appears to be mostly a cosmetic fix.
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Dimri, on the other hand, is there for cosmetic effect.
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"The issues they have are cosmetic and aesthetic," Dillard said.
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Dr. Rita Linkner, a cosmetic dermatologist, demonstrated a butt facial.
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However, more rules will not make cosmetic labelling less confusing.
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She volunteers by teaching at their Cosmetic Dermatology Resident Clinic.
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Generally, you can't collect a tax break for cosmetic surgery.
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Alopecia is simply cosmetic, but, unfortunately, it is totally unpredictable.
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Xiao Yu is undergoing cosmetic surgery, according to Chinese media.
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These are not merely cosmetic flaws, or matters of taste.
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Nails, and other cosmetic services, just ain't top of mind.
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They debate mandatory retirement ages, cosmetic surgery and other subjects.
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Perry Romanowski, a cosmetic chemist and a founder of thebeautybrains.
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Dr. Dendy Engelman, a Manhattan cosmetic dermatologist, is a fan.
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"Cosmetic surgery's not just for the girls anymore," he said.
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Both devices also feature branding and cosmetic differences, Roku says.
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It's not all cosmetic changes and fancy fingerprint sensors, though.
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Cosmetic damage aside, I also don't need a new device.
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Even the cosmetic measures he appears to have taken do.
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The plan involves body disposal, cosmetic surgery and Ray Liotta.
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These are, once again, largely if not entirely cosmetic distinctions.
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And there hasn't been an easy cosmetic treatment, until now.
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This article originally appeared on VICE UK.Full disclosure: A number of the interviewees were contacted with the help of MYA Cosmetic Surgery, which is why there are so many mentions of MYA Cosmetic Surgery.
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While many have suggested the Republican presidential candidate has undergone or should undergo various cosmetic procedures—from spray tans to Botox—Bodker doesn't believe going overboard on cosmetic surgery is responsible for the squint.
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Any meaningful change A year later, there is one cosmetic change.
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Turns out, it's all part of the cosmetic company's latest contest.
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And recruiting and nurturing people deserves more than a cosmetic approach.
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Private insurers could only offer other benefits, such as cosmetic surgery.
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"Some doctors think it's cosmetic and not life-threatening," she said.
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Another issue I had with the pricey device is strictly cosmetic.
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Sorry, All About U. The HTC U Play, in Cosmetic Pink.
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My cosmetic surgeon is basically a part of my family now.
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According to Giorgino D. Macalino, a cosmetic scientist at Croda Inc.
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Professionally, both her clothing and cosmetic lines are doing fairly well.
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The cosmetic procedure pop-up is as upbeat as I imagined.
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"Feeling human, healthy, and comfortable shouldn't be considered cosmetic," Hayes wrote.
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In 2016, Americans alone spent 16 billion dollars on cosmetic procedures.
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It's actually about weapon skins, cosmetic upgrades that don't enhance play.
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And clearly hasn't had a radical (cosmetic nor form factor) makeover.
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Besides those cosmetic options, all CX-5 Signatures are fully equipped.
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Stassi Schroeder believes there's no shame in a little cosmetic enhancement.
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A lot of attention has been paid to the cosmetic details.
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Parents should also remember, however, that these changes are mostly cosmetic.
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The cosmetic case can be for the woman on the go.
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The speaker is essentially the Beoplay P2 with some cosmetic changes.
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"Some doctors think it's cosmetic and not life-threatening," she says.
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So what are your feelings about "natural beauty" versus cosmetic beauty?
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Do you care about the difference between natural and cosmetic beauty?
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Once again, the contest offered a somewhat cosmetic appearance of choice.
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The differences between Finance and present-day Monopoly were largely cosmetic.
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Not to mention all the cosmetic upgrades a modular phone allows.
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Let us introduce you to the wonderful world of cosmetic refills.
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The candy cosmetic game was upped when things got less obvious.
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OK, there's one cosmetic change: it now comes in matte black.
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Historically, most gun innovation has been cosmetic, or defiantly low-tech.
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Western counter-terrorism experts tend to dismiss the move as cosmetic.
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But there's one cosmetic procedure she hasn't gotten: a nose job.
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PARIS (Reuters) - A jump in luxury cosmetic sales at L'Oreal (OREP.
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Critics say the cost-cutting so far has been mostly cosmetic.
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The stake sale comes as the cosmetic industry undergoes deep change.
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Cosmetic improvements may, however, tempt Next to neglect a basic problem.
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The buyers made some cosmetic changes to the kitchen and bath.
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Along with other cosmetic procedures, fillers have become popular holiday gifts.
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We've had a Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act since 22019!
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Sometimes, they undergo cosmetic surgery, another big business in the region.
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Despite some cosmetic changes, the new interior won't look too different.
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Cosmetic organizers that make a nice, neat display for your makeup
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Australia won, but Japan made some cosmetic changes and kept hunting.
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The premium cosmetic is 90% perceived value, and 10% material benefit.
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Breast augmentation with implants is the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure.
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Orrin Hatch introduced the competing FDA Cosmetic Safety and Modernization Act.
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Barbash currently runs a spa specializing in plastic and cosmetic surgery.
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The changes are largely on the iterative or cosmetic side, though.
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Having a verification badge isn't just a cosmetic advantage for creators.
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The surgery is corrective rather than cosmetic, but surgery it is.
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" In a statement sent to The New York Times, a spokesman said, "Cosmetic breast implants are a contract exclusion, as are any services related to complications of the cosmetic breast implants, including implant removal and reconstruction.
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Cosmetic companies are opening up a ton of revenue for product endorsements.
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Powder, foundation, concealer, blush, highlighter, the works — no cosmetic is off limits.
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Cosmetic surgery is costly, painful, time-consuming (and did we mention painful)?
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Those are pretty much all the cosmetic changes on the Note 9.
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Those who eschew the cosmetic arts are less likely to notice it.
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Should Easy PGD to select for cosmetic or behavioral traits be allowed?
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FDA's data on cosmetic adverse events are limited because reporting is voluntary.
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The three Kardashian sisters are not in business with this cosmetic company.
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There are some minor cosmetic differences, but the two are otherwise identical.
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Apex also makes money through in-game purchases such as cosmetic upgrades.
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On Killing Eve, beauty isn't just cosmetic — it's used as a weapon.
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Like other cosmetic in-game items, they're often fun because they're familiar.
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In 2007, West lost his mother to complications during a cosmetic surgery.
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Occasionally, FDA has stepped in to warn people about dangerous cosmetic ingredients.
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It's impossible to "get better" by just fixing a few cosmetic things.
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There are some cosmetic and hardware changes this time around, as well.
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Notifications with styleThe other big cosmetic makeover is in the notifications pane.
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Kris Jenner decides to get a little cosmetic surgery before the party.
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Even when she has had health insurance, it never covered cosmetic procedures.
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But many people choose to have surgery for cosmetic reasons, he says.
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However, some argue that this creates a purely cosmetic sense of progress.
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The talk then shifted to the company's new cosmetic line, Honest Beauty.
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While not all of this was cosmetic packaging, every little bit helps.
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Cosmetic chain Sa Sa said its Hong Kong retail sales during Feb.
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According to People magazine, that transformation included $75,000 worth of cosmetic surgery.
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It's the cosmetic application of identity politics to an ancient social hierarchy.
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These will include 100 different cosmetic items inspired by the Olympic Games.
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Certain procedures such as elective cosmetic surgeries have been excluded from eligibility.
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Nationally, there has been a dramatic rise in men getting cosmetic procedures.
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She's looking at cosmetic surgery and leaving the affectionate term "moppa" behind.
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Ivanka's influence appears much more likely to be cosmetic than policy-based.
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What about opting for cheaper cosmetic surgeries down in places Mexico City?
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It's partly cosmetic — is this person tall, passably fit, loosely attractive, warm?
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Most importantly of all, France has done little but urge cosmetic concessions.
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If you're looking for a new cosmetic product, do it in person.
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The picture was taken after we were experimenting with cosmetic facial masks.
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But overlooking necessary fixes and focusing on cosmetic repairs could also backfire.
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There is either extraordinary dental DNA or serious cosmetic intervention at work.
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Critics say changes in the new agreement are really just cosmetic. 4.
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As my wife put it, it's just another form of cosmetic surgery.
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A cosmetic love Giannecchini has had a lifelong relationship with talcum powder.
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"There are some Fatwas [directives] in Islam about cosmetic surgeries," he explains.
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These trays are fine for things like orthodontia or cosmetic dental work.
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The members of the Kardashian family are no strangers to cosmetic procedures.
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The facility includes a full fitness center, Vichy showers, and cosmetic services.
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Kylie Jenner is being sued for straight-up jacking another cosmetic line.
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For many people, when they hear "elective surgery" they assume cosmetic surgeries.
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Cancer protects you from criticism, not merely for cosmetic surgery, for everything.
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Many observers believe that the Taliban's evolution is more than merely cosmetic.
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Paint touch-ups and other cosmetic repairs also make a favorable impression.
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RealSelf, an online hub for cosmetic surgery information, has raised $40 million.
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Illinois has joined California and Nevada in banning animal-tested cosmetic products.
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Mr. Cuomo's plan entails hardly more than cosmetic changes to the station.
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Michal Vasecka, of the Bratislava Policy Institute, said the move looked "cosmetic".
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So I was sent to the dentist to make it more cosmetic.
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He treats about five brides each month for hand-related cosmetic upkeep.
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The other, "Kohl," looks at coal's many uses, from fuel to cosmetic.
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Except for 2009, the number of total cosmetic surgery procedures performed has increased every year for the past decade, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, whose website offers published statistical reports of cosmetic surgery procedures since 2005.
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"If they're coming to a cosmetic surgeon, they do not like the cosmetic appearance of it," said Dr. Walden, who added that she performed the procedure only on patients that she deemed emotionally stable and had their parents' consent.
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But recently it's gathered a cult-like following in the global cosmetic market.
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This violates the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, according to the FDA.
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All PC pre-orders get the Overkill cosmetic skin pack as a bonus.
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Just say it and own it if you do get [a cosmetic procedure].
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She confirms that every cosmetic artist will have a different technique and tools.
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"Like many things, cosmetic surgery is often much cheaper abroad," Dr. Cavale adds.
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But few cosmetic lines were advertised for women of color at the time.
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I try to dispel any of their distortions, the cosmetic distortions around food.
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Most of the differences between athletes and consumer products are cosmetic, Hatfield said.
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When I was living in Kyoto, I discovered a cosmetic shop for Geishas.
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One month later, N-Collage won the 2018 Cosmetic Executive Women Innovation Award.
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Charles is not the only social media star to represent the cosmetic brand.
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Scientists and cosmetic chemists have been working to overcome these obstacles for years.
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One area where this is particularly dangerous is in the cosmetic-surgery industry.
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Brazil's cosmetic surgery industry is seeing a big boost by patients like Williams.
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Parliament can approve a version of that deal, possibly with some cosmetic tweaks.
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But if it were just for cosmetic purposes, then I don't think so.
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But the circuit board shown in the leaked pictures looks to be cosmetic.
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Cosmetic acupuncturist Shellie Goldstein compares cupping to a massage, which has similar benefits.
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"It's not going to be cosmetic fixes," a Freedom Caucus aide told me.
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She's not interested in cosmetic procedures to make him appear more typically masculine.
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Looks matter, though, and the benefit of today's pay rises is partly cosmetic.
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"The issues they have are cosmetic and aesthetic," Dillard told Reuters last year.
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Insurers often refer to these surgeries as cosmetic and won't pay for them.
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The technology is targeted at makeup stores, wedding photography studios and cosmetic brands.
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Influencer Sophie Elise has warned against cheap cosmetic procedures in a blog post.
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Medicare also generally does not cover acupuncture, cosmetic surgery or routine foot care.
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Always keep your own cosmetic products clean and use single applicators where possible.
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"There is a little bit of work, but mostly it's cosmetic," she said.
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The upcoming retrospective Do you want the cosmetic version or the real deal?
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It seems like a lot of work for something I assume is cosmetic.
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The cosmetic is sometimes applied to children and touted to improve eye health.
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Since it's a cosmetic procedure, it's not covered under most health insurance plans.
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You need substantially more than for cosmetic purposes and insurance doesn't cover it.
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An operation would primarily address cosmetic concerns but leave behind a visible scar.
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Some surgeons are continuing on with business as usual, even scheduling cosmetic procedures.
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Made from neoprene, they're light, collapsible and waterproof, making them excellent cosmetic cases.
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So the hiring of food tasters is best understood as a cosmetic gesture.
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Her mother is a dental assistant in Pomona, N.Y. for Cosmetic Dentistry Associates.
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The pinprick itself, like cosmetic ear piercing, has no medical benefits or harm.
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Because tattoos are considered cosmetic, the work typically isn't covered by medical insurance.
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Occupation Cosmetic dentist Age 48 Why do you come to the hat luncheon?
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It works in the LASIK and cosmetic surgery vectors of the healthcare industry.
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Instagram is cracking down on posts related to diet products and cosmetic surgery.
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Like all cosmetic procedures, there is a chance lip threading could be uncomfortable.
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We asked two of the UK's top cosmetic experts to break it down.
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Vested interests will cling to status quo, or make cosmetic changes, at best.
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But faculty and students worry that the cosmetic change doesn't go far enough.
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In addition to more convenient connectivity, this monitor has some cosmetic features to love.
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Carriers could still sell policies that covered nonmedically necessary procedures, such as cosmetic surgery.
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She wants a ton of money for emotional distress, cosmetic surgery and medical bills.
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Cosmetic changes aside, the iPhone 8 and 7993 Plus are completely new beasts inside.
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Lawrence asked Kardashian West about her cosmetic line, KKW Beauty — specifically the contour stick.
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These changes include a Sim's physique, walk style and voice, as well cosmetic items.
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"I want to be as big as the other [cosmetic] brands," she tells Complex.
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There are essentially three parts to building your heroes: cosmetic looks, items, and skills.
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This includes even the most minor of cosmetic changes like shoe laces being swapped.
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There is some evidence a similar black market may be emerging for cosmetic treatments.
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The changes are cosmetic; Facebook isn't the changing the way it collects your data.
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Don't.7 Out Of 10 People Want A Cosmetic Procedure — & That Number Is Rising
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Walmart is also rumored to be in talks with cosmetic subscription delivery service Birchbox.
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Both surgeries are considered cosmetic and elective, so the costs are out-of-pocket.
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I carefully curated my sleekest, blackest ensemble and didn't dare wear my cosmetic prosthetic.
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The estimates include earnings from movies, TV and endorsements from cosmetic and other companies.
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Micro-fine cosmetic glitter is much easier on the digestive system if it's swallowed.
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Through our car windows, we can see brand logos for electronics and cosmetic manufacturers.
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I was a little worried about safety, but the damage appeared to be cosmetic.
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According to Shirk, though, the graphical changes aren't purely cosmetic, they're functional as well.
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Cardi B's cosmetic surgery complications have led to an unintended bonus ... skyrocketing ticket sales!!!
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Besides the cosmetic changes, the new Facebook emphasizes groups at just about every turn.
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Once dry, small strips of the imitation leather can be used for cosmetic repairs.
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He also recommended that plastic surgeons work carefully with teens who seek cosmetic surgery.
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Hitting rank 6 gets you an ornament (a cosmetic weapon skin) for the same.
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The microcephaly that is being caused by the Zika virus is not purely cosmetic.
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For a cosmetic procedure, an aesthetician would apply a conductive gel to your face.
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Cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson says there is actually science to back this stuff up.
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At those times, I might have tried a psychologist before opting for cosmetic surgery.
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But experts say North Korea's moves so far are largely cosmetic and easily reversible.
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"Parents see through those minor, cosmetic changes" made by the state, Mr. Mihelbergel said.
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Cosmetic damage caused by repeated biopsies can lead to scarring, according to Dr. Pignone.
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Cosmetic surgery and other beauty procedures are popular among men and women in Iran.
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Whether your nose surgery is cosmetic or functional, a smooth recovery requires some preparation.
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In fact, 3 of the 4 top cosmetic stocks (Coty included) took significant losses.
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Zombies game, one might assume that a mechanic of coinsand stickers are just cosmetic.
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Efficacy standards should be reserved for drugs that make treatment claims, not cosmetic products.
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For that reason, cosmetic moisturizers do not actually claim to do much of anything.
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The cosmetic industry already has standards that help consumers understand what they are buying.
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For over 100 years, L'Oreal has been one of the world's leading cosmetic businesses.
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All optional and cosmetic issues are postponed, including most toenail problems and all paperwork.
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That's because, given that tattooing is a cosmetic choice, scientists haven't really studied it.
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Once, a Beverly Hills cosmetic surgeon took me in to see a breast augmentation.
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He threatens to pull out of NAFTA, they make some cosmetic changes to NAFTA.
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The theater survived the earthquake with only cosmetic damage and escaped the war unharmed.
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Yet a lot of this is largely cosmetic, so it's not a huge deal.
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It's the same type of cosmetic solution meant to appeal to the boomer class.
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Go behind the scenes of the cosmetic industry to experience things never talked about.
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Previous crossover events have introduced new cosmetic items, custom maps, and even game modes.
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This is the one cosmetic beauty tool that is going to change the world.
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Yet the way in which men talk about using cosmetic products is very different.
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Cons: Portions of the hotel and its finishes are in need of cosmetic upgrades.
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The dining rooms' landmark protections prohibited any structural changes and even most cosmetic ones.
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None publicly savaged women (and men) based on their looks or supposed cosmetic surgery.
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With the necessary destination charges, that brings our total to $118,495 before cosmetic options.
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This one comes with a little bonus: an emblem, one of Destiny's cosmetic items.
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Can you imagine a world in which they're just doing cosmetic surgeries on babies?
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However, 22019% are often choosing between two to three stores when making cosmetic purchases.
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Employers and insurers could only sell supplemental coverage for items such as cosmetic surgery.
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While "Fortnite" is free to download, players can purchase cosmetic modifications to their character.
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But we can't trash the democratic process to make these kinds of cosmetic changes.
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"With a cosmetic procedure, the injury is controlled and typically microscopic," Dr. Shah said.
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Furthermore, Hilton told the Mail she believes Stewart has undergone additional cosmetic procedures in addition to her breasts — she claims Botox, specifically — but admits to spending $17,000 on cosmetic procedures herself, on breast implants, teeth bonding and Botox, among other beauty procedures.
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West's mother Donda died in 2007 at the age of 58, following cosmetic surgery complications.
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However, like other cosmetic labeling, this information is not subject to premarket review by FDA.
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A redesigned bar area is planned, along with some cosmetic changes in the dining room.
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Many doctors prefer the expander be put in prior to radiation for better cosmetic results.
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There's also a premium currency called gems that is primarily used for unlocking cosmetic skins.
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J&J says cosmetic talc is more thoroughly processed and thus purer than industrial talc.
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Cosmetic conglomerates like L'Oréal, Estée Lauder Companies, LVMH, Coty, Chanel, and Shiseido have all joined.
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A pretty impressive feat in an already overly saturated market full of celebrity cosmetic wares.
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In that case, changing carried interest taxation for hedge fund managers would be largely cosmetic.
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Kanye's mother Donda died in 2007 at the age of 58, following cosmetic surgery complications.
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The announcements may appear cosmetic now, but could guide decisions down the road, Albright says.
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"I thought, Maybe I can try to develop one with a cosmetic company," Pfeiffer says.
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None are meant to stimulate hair growth; all are temporary cosmetic fixes that wash out.
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Cosmetic chemists screen all NakedPoppy products to ensure they were made with only clean ingredients.
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Just last year, Microsoft patented a new "enhanced" typing indicator with some minor cosmetic changes.
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This highlights the need for better cosmetic product injury prevention strategies, the study authors wrote.
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The $15 pack just gets you the Necromancer class and a handful of cosmetic bonuses.
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Talc is an ingredient used in many cosmetic products, such as baby powder and blush.
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Talc is an ingredient commonly used in cosmetic items such as baby powder and blush.
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The FDA considers tattooing to be a cosmetic procedure, so it doesn't regulate the industry.
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It abets the industries of youthfulness, purveyors of wrinkle creams and Botox and cosmetic surgeons.
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Changes are more than cosmetic as range and power are improved from the last generation.
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You snag them like items, and they too have rarities, and not just cosmetic ones.
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Botox had 2018 sales of about $3.6 billion, with $2160 billion coming from cosmetic uses.
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But the problem with these notched screens on Android phones is that they're purely cosmetic.
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It is also thinking about moving parts of the bank to Birmingham, a cosmetic change.
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The two-day show in New York City featured contests from agility to cosmetic judging.
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To control that purely cosmetic defect you had to use this horrible pesticide called Monitor.
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Dark mode is the biggest cosmetic change to iOS here, and it looks pretty nice.
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Brazil is second to only the United States in the number of cosmetic surgeries performed.
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Your trade-in must work and be in good cosmetic condition to get the credit.
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I was coming from a place where I was genuinely interested in the [cosmetic] industry.
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Before these interviews I had no idea that non-cosmetic Botox was even a thing.
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That leaves them with a very niche market -- covering elective services, such as cosmetic surgery.
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People Magazine, which detailed the cosmetic procedures, shared an exclusive photo of the new Shannon.
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People can call themselves cosmetic surgeons, and – unlike plastic surgeons – it doesn't really mean anything.
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"What we are seeing in the departments [that] have responded are cosmetic changes," he said.
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NH Foods dropped 2.1%, cosmetic firm Shiseido declined 2.0% and Keisei Electric Railway fell 1.6%.
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Cosmetics: The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is planning to examine its cosmetic labeling rule.
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What about the fifth iconotype, the corporate executive who decides to have a cosmetic procedure?
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"In the summer you want more breathability," N.Y.C. cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Shereene Idriss told PeopleStyle.
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The addition of the cosmetic stores in J.C. Penney stores boosted its performance last quarter.
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"For transgender people, like myself, surgical options are a corrective treatment, not cosmetic," Goldstein said.
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Opening one of these up gets you an assortment of gear mods and cosmetic items.
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What's more, lip color saw some of the highest growth across all color-cosmetic categories.
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"Dark circles are really caused by three different things," says cosmetic dermatologist Dr. Robert Anolik.
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Click through for cosmetic cases you'll want to show off, from unicorns to cheeky phrases.
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Alexandra Medina, 33, died after undergoing cosmetic surgery in the Dominican Republic on July 4.
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The note was penned by Trump's friend Albert Hazzouri, a cosmetic dentist in Scranton, Penn.
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EWG's Skin Deep Cosmetic Database has a list of safer sunscreens and toxicities of brands.
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That can include categories such as dental surgery or procedures deemed more cosmetic than mandatory.
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But the advertising industry faces much deeper issues that cannot be fixed with cosmetic changes.
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It's also attracting a growing number of people seeking more affordable options for cosmetic surgery.
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Instagram announced this week it would remove filters from the app that promote cosmetic surgery.
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About 23 million cosmetic surgeries are done every year worldwide, and they're generally considered safe.
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It would, but only for services not covered by the government plan, like cosmetic surgery.
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Instagram is rolling out new rules around posts promoting weight-loss products and cosmetic surgery.
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Instagram is tightening up its rules around influencers touting weight-loss products and cosmetic surgery.
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Varadkar joked that he had misread the option, thinking it was some kind of cosmetic.
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Algatech produces ingredients delivered from microalgae and used by food supplement, food and cosmetic brands.
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But, according to a Toronto-based plastic surgeon, men are increasingly seeking cosmetic procedures too.
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They're great, but there are obviously other places you can go to get cosmetic surgery.
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As with every Windows release, there's plenty of new features, cosmetic tweaks and bugfixes here.
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Carriers could still sell policies that covered non-medically necessary procedures, such as cosmetic surgery.
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There were industrial-sized mixers, a hypnotic assortment of Demeter scents, and cosmetic-grade pigments.
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You're not allowed to have elective beauty treatments or cosmetic surgery in Beverly Hills now.
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The groom's mother practices cosmetic, plastic and reconstructive surgery in private practice in New York.
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Because it was considered a cosmetic procedure, it was not covered by her dental plan.
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It has the world's highest rate of cosmetic surgery per capita, and it keeps rising.
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K-pop stars who often get extensive cosmetic surgery are held up as the standard.
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Mr. Valenti said he is doing a quick turnaround, some cosmetic changes but nothing major.
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NH Foods dropped 2.1%, cosmetic firm Shiseido declined 2.0% and Keisei Electric Railway fell 1.6%.
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Most of the time, they were pretty much the same trucks with slight cosmetic changes.
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Both bills include mandatory reporting, registration of cosmetic facilities and ingredient review from the FDA.
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NH Foods dropped 2.4%, cosmetic firm Shiseido declined 3.1% and Keisei Electric Railway fell 2.1%.
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"There are some cosmetic and technical adjustments that I would like to make," Kamiya says.
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Also cosmetic and not deductible, according to Sallie Mullins Thompson, a C.P.A. and financial planner.
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Michelle Williams shines in her comedic and heartfelt role as the cosmetic company's burgeoning mogul.
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The company might have other options to bring down the brightness beyond a cosmetic change.
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It has become fairly common for YouTubers to document their cosmetic procedures for their subscribers.
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Cosmetic options will push that up, but Dodge has also been offering some aggressive incentives.
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The final goal, a free kick by Dempsey in the 54th, was beautiful but cosmetic.
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Coins can then be used to unlock cosmetic upgrades for players' characters, banners, and weapons.
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Finally, I was forced to acknowledge that my C.P. is more than a cosmetic issue.
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Johnson & Johnson was not called to testify, nor were any cosmetic companies asked to speak.
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The bones of the industrial-style space were enviable, so Breer's tweaks were mostly cosmetic.
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And Kylie, in 2016, launched her cosmetic company, Kylie Cosmetics, which has become hugely successful.
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Her mother is a cosmetic and holistic dentist, with offices in Englewood, N.J., and Manhattan.
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We the People also underwent some cosmetic changes that strip away some of the clutter.
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Behaviors include "mirror-checking, camouflaging and having cosmetic surgery over and over again," Hollander said.
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Whatever you decide you want to do, accept that you're doing it for cosmetic reasons.
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It is often used for cosmetic purposes to prevent wrinkles by paralysing certain facial muscles.
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Oil is extracted from the leftover bean and is sold to cosmetic and soap companies.
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After the agency first became aware of asbestos contamination in certain cosmetic products from Claire's in 2017 (which were later recalled), the FDA continued to "routinely monitor the market for cosmetic products that may pose a public health risk," according to its press announcement.
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The bride's father, a dentist, is a partner in Cosmetic Dentistry Associates, a group practice in Pomona, N.Y., and on the board there of Greater New York Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, an educational organization for practicing dentists, of which he was the founder and president.
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But her transformation is much more than a cosmetic shift — it was inspired by personal loss.
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It has never limited asbestos in cosmetic talc or established a preferred method for detecting it.
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She found many of the people in Paris cold in spite of the city's cosmetic allure.
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His strengths were cosmetic, and jumping into the mud with Donald took that away from him.
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"But the NHS has now classed the surgery as cosmetic, and won't touch me," she explains.
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We have also made our cosmetic talc mines and processed talc available to regulators for testing.
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Investor sentiment turned negative with the cosmetic retailer's stock price closing down 10 percent on Thursday.
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Old-school cosmetic-making techniques (this powder-mixing video is nothing short of mesmerizing) are fascinating.
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Last year she debuted a fresh set of pearly whites from cosmetic dentist Dr. Michael Apa.
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The Food and Drug Administration has a full list of specific cosmetic items that contain talc.
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"A lot of cosmetic companies have yet to make a universally-true translucent formula," Luna continues.
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"It's a cosmetic measure, which does not impact the bottom line," said local economist Asdrubal Oliveros.
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Riley, a cosmetic chemist, founded her line in 2009 after finding other skin care products unsatisfactory.
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Other changes are more cosmetic — and, in some cases, appear to be different for difference's sake.
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Another big mistake is sharing eye makeup with friends or using samples at the cosmetic counters.
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Angela Bassett isn't ashamed to admit that she's had a little bit of cosmetic work done.
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Up to $25,000 of treatments and cosmetic procedures from Upper East Side cosmetologist Dr. Konstantin Vasyukevich.
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The report also flags up the ethical risks surrounding some of today's most popular cosmetic ingredients.
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Some fear that his government could put forward another new constitution, with a few cosmetic amendments.
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" This isn't uncommon, says cosmetic doctor Dr. Tijion Esho: "A lot of people want to rush.
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But the cosmetic fix wasn't enough for Sieting's detractors, who continued to demand the sign's removal.
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The family also bought high performance BMWs and spent money on spa days and cosmetic surgery.
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Since launch, the team has added 2,050 cosmetic items like sprays, skins, victory poses, and more.
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Piper Jaffray noted that the company's cosmetic retail sales in China remain strong despite trade tensions.
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But hair loss is not "just" a cosmetic issue, and it can impact your mental health.
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It did change the cosmetic housing a bit, including a switch to a matte black finish.
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After a week of constant use, the new one isn't exhibiting any cosmetic flaws at all.
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For 2018, Lamborghini is stepping up its cosmetic alterations by also making its latest Huracán convertible.
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Nor should it apply capitalism with a few cosmetic fixes, as Mrs May seems to think.
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"The skin removal surgeries are considered cosmetic, which is not covered by insurance," Hollar told PEOPLE.
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I've had the confidence to thrash it about and not worry too much about cosmetic damage.
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A leak has revealed some minor cosmetic changes, including an LED charging bar on the case.
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I've spoken to a few men who've said that friends of theirs have had cosmetic Botox.
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A lot of conversations around beauty today revolve around what is natural versus what is cosmetic.
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So would you ever consider getting Botox for cosmetic reasons, given your experience with it medically?
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Few cosmetic changes beyond the S8 other than fingerprint sensor placement but lots on incremental improvements.
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Basically, all the things that cosmetic plastic surgeons can do to create the illusion of perfection.
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They could also offer private supplemental insurance plans that covers cosmetic surgery or medical care abroad.
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That was partly to woo prospective clients—cosmetic companies, to whom his company, Advanced Genetics Inc.
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However, the law does not require cosmetic companies to share their safety information, including adverse events.
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Trump's answer Thursday night showed his candidacy to be purely cosmetic, not one of honest conviction.
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It's hardly the best thing I ever wrote and suffers many flaws, both cosmetic and substantive.
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So if you did a bunch of cosmetic things, you might start to violate the canon.
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I asked dermatologist Dendy Engelman, MD, of Manhattan Dermatology and Cosmetic Surgery, to shed some light.
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Peter Thiel's presence was, if nothing else, a cosmetic nod to gay humanity from the GOP.
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He discussed that moment with us and the broader trends he's observed in male cosmetic surgery.
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It says that social media use and acceptance of cosmetic surgery are connected in some way.
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The process is reversed for the lower lid [...] Your eyelids should be lined with black cosmetic.
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Cosmetic surgery spending in the U.S. has reached a record high of $15 billion, reports Reuters.
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Currently, brands like L'Oreal, Rimmel and Maybelline are among the many cosmetic products sold in China.
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But sources said such a move would be largely cosmetic and would not have much impact.
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Ashley Hunt, who works at Ross' clinic, has had a few cosmetic procedures, including her breasts.
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Competitors Allergan's Botox Cosmetic and Galderma's Dysport last up to four months, according to their websites.
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The company's Botox injection was introduced for cosmetic use in 2002 and remains the market leader.
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The house was structurally sound and in a good location, but needed tons of cosmetic work.
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Tabar rose to fame last year after she dramatically altered her facial features through cosmetic surgery.
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Specifically, she noted that her surgery was considered cosmetic and was not covered by her insurance.
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The changes are mostly cosmetic in nature in terms of the impact on Canadian/American trade.
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In 2017, according to the society, more than 1.3 million cosmetic procedures were conducted on men.
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In her New York cosmetic dentistry practice, Dr. Pia Lieb offers a niche lip-plumping procedure.
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Between 2005 and 2013, the rate of cosmetic augmentation in Black patients rose by 56 percent.
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It Was Discovered By AccidentThe cosmetic benefits came to light in the 1990s by happy coincidence.
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Few of the 36 ministerial jobs were changed in a re-jigging that was largely cosmetic.
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Uncharted's microtransactions largely focus on unlocking cosmetic faster than it would take to unlock them organically.
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KYLIE JENNER IS SELLING A CONTROLLING STAKE IN HER COSMETIC STARTUP TO COTY FOR $600 MILLION.
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EDT Thursday: The Senate Health Committee will hold a hearing on cosmetic safety practices. http://bit.
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Brazil and the United States are among the countries with the highest number of cosmetic surgeries.
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She had a face-lift and some other cosmetic procedures last year when she was 47.
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The shock of multiple cosmetic surgeries, twinned with the heavy exposure of filming, can be traumatic.
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A surprise visit to Beijing, pressure mounts on Moscow, and a cosmetic surgeon specializes in fish.
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Skin creams and lotions, meanwhile, made up about 10% of cosmetic-related injuries in the study.
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Cosmetic companies are shifting ad dollars from traditional television and print platforms to Instagram and YouTube.
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Others (an addiction to cosmetic surgery, the miseries of winning the lottery) are silly beyond belief.
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" As for her thoughts on cosmetic procedures, she cautions, "Do anything you want but be careful.
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"If they were purely cosmetic then I would have a problem with it," Mr. Byford said.
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Rather than compromise their business models, both companies have made only cosmetic changes to appease policymakers.
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It has an 11-bedroom commercial septic system and has had recent mechanical and cosmetic upgrades.
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He will not stop obsessing over cosmetic displays of popularity, like crowd size and television ratings.
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Parabens are commonly used as preservatives in cosmetic products, usually to prevent the growth of mold.
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What followed, including some new parties armed with a defiant discourse, was a largely cosmetic change.
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They cause cosmetic changes that are difficult to reverse, including body fat redistribution and voice changes.
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The administration is also using the time, she said, to make cosmetic improvements, including furniture upgrades.
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Americans spent more than $16.5 billion on cosmetic plastic surgery and minimally invasive procedures in 2018.
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A number of the fixes were cosmetic: They replaced all the light fixtures in the apartment.
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The groom's mother, a dentist, runs a cosmetic dental practice bearing her name in downtown Toronto.
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Some also send their children to elite schools there or travel for medical and cosmetic treatments.
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But dental care is still associated in our minds with cosmetic practices, with beauty and privilege.
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Biodegradable glitter breaks down over time and is safer for the environment than traditional cosmetic glitter.
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Some expenses that also don't work: most cosmetic procedures, nonprescription medicines and, generally speaking, gym memberships.
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The whiskey shampoo and leave-in set is a tempting cosmetic experiment for any whiskey lover.
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The issue that some nutritionists have with dyes is that they are strictly for cosmetic purposes.
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One tiny drop of vegetable oil on top of scratches can be a quick cosmetic fix.
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Breast augmentation was the most common cosmetic surgery performed in 2017, accounting for over 300,000 procedures.
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It also released two new cosmetic collections, which have been met with varying degrees of excitement.
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It found no asbestos contamination in a 2010 survey of 34 cosmetic products that used talc.
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"You still get this darkness to the eyes, this added attractiveness, but without a cosmetic feel."
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So of course I would get vitiligo — a purely cosmetic condition that eats up my melanin.
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Vitiligo is a purely cosmetic condition, but some do not want to live with visible depigmentation.
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Breast implants are the number one cosmetic surgery procedure—forget fighters, it's just a ubiquitous operation.
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Esho, which just launched this week, is a range of advanced treatments developed through a collaboration between the disruptive beauty brand and the UK-based Dr. Tijion Esho, an award-winning cosmetic doctor who specializes in non-surgical cosmetic procedures, with a specific expertise in lips.
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A since-deleted flyer posted to the brand&aposs Instagram incorrectly stated that each tier would include an exclusive mystery cosmetic item, whereas the brand&aposs website specified that the top two tiers contained exclusive mystery cosmetic items, while the mini edition only contained a mystery item.
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Privatisation can also provide a cosmetic accounting benefit, by keeping costly infrastructure investment from pushing up deficits.
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All three monsters are essentially built from the same parts, with some slight differences in cosmetic finish.
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French cosmetic giant L'Oreal announced that it is developing 3-D printed skin tissues for product testing.
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Last week, a purely cosmetic bug in iOS 11 embarrassingly found its way into an Apple ad.
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Putting software in control of cars is likely to be a lot more than a cosmetic change.
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You have access to some bare bones weapon choices and cosmetic stuff, like skins and shoulder pads.
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It was that perspective that led Vanderpump to undergo a number of cosmetic procedures — but nothing more.
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"Pure cosmetic surgery is a want, not a need (no matter what some people may say!)," Dr.
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That last feature is purely cosmetic, but it does add a level of zen to the app.
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Cuomo has largely made cosmetic changes like Wi-Fi and digital displays, ignoring badly needed infrastructure work.
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He also pointed out that his experimentation was about making a cosmetic change, not a medical cure.
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Unfolded cosmetic boxes, like abstract geometric shapes, are embedded within layer upon layer of brightly colored wax.
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In many cases, a loot box simply allows a user to collect a cosmetic in-game item.
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"None of these things are rocket science, but they're way [beyond] cosmetic, single-policy changes," Huang adds.
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"Pinera's announcements are cosmetic, they won't end the social protests," Nunez said in a statement on Wednesday.
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New cosmetic types are being introduced, and the dev team has removed badges and basic stat trackers.
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Aside from the graphic pattern on the console and Project Scorpio branding, the changes are purely cosmetic.
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Eight years later and it still comes as a shock to people that I've had cosmetic surgery.
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Microsoft is also releasing three limited-edition cosmetic packs for PUBG that will be exclusive to Xbox.
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"You get out of a lot of safety testing just by calling it a cosmetic," she said.
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"I'm so lucky and blessed to have found my passion, which is my cosmetic line," she says.
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Instead, they are adding more niche cosmetic and apparel brands to help draw some distinction with QVC.
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The good thing though is that it was only cosmetic and external so it wasn't too dramatic.
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While it is used medicinally elsewhere in Asia, women in Myanmar also use it as a cosmetic.
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"I don't see it as a cosmetic operation, I see it as a reconstructive operation," McLean said.
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"It would be a cosmetic change in terms of actual implications for Japan's defense posture," he said.
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Many free-to-play games use cosmetic-focused loot boxes as their primary way of making money.
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Discussing these types of cosmetic changes is still largely considered taboo, although it's thankfully becoming less so.
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Apparently, some serious cosmetic sleuths — who are using the site to hunt down some seriously affordable products.
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Some Magikarp have unique attributes that let them level up faster and some have cool cosmetic patterns.
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The effect of these decisions, about who gets to be behind the camera, is not merely cosmetic.
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They range from prayers and religious matters to modern issues like cosmetic surgeries and illegally downloading movies.
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Sales of Botox powered Allergan's quarterly profit as it maintained dominance in the cosmetic wrinkle treatment market.
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Because I had gotten cosmetic injectables in my face before, I kind of knew what to expect.
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As you've probably guessed, this is where cosmetic items and (again, speculatively!) loot boxes come into play.
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The fundamental redesign will include a switch to an all-metal construction, but won't be just cosmetic.
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The changes aren't just cosmetic, either — PayPal has also rebuilt a lot of the app's supporting framework.
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The 39-year-old is there with the Environmental Working Group lobbying for environmentally-friendly cosmetic products.
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Purchases over $100 will receive a limited-edition Marula Cosmetic Bag, from November 22 through November 29.
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According to the report, minimally-invasive cosmetic procedures have increased nearly 200 percent since the new millennium.
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" Jenner told Complex Magazine in 2016, "I want to be as big as the other [cosmetic] brands.
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All in all, Knott said, microcurrent facials -- whether used for cosmetic or medical purposes -- are relatively safe.
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And in her new CoverGirl commercial she proves just that for the cosmetic giant's latest mascara launch!
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While Veytsman is a cosmetic miracle worker, putting gums back where they belong is not her bag.
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Her death follows the deaths of two other Americans who underwent cosmetic surgeries at the same clinic.
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Hair has three main components, says Randy Schueller, a cosmetic chemist who blogs at The Beauty Brains.
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The Kylie Cosmetic mogul's boyfriend, rapper Travis Scott, was also on hand, wearing a military-inspired ensemble.
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As beauty editors, we get a lot of weird questions about other people's routines and cosmetic annoyances.
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For another, the product will probably lack its original packaging and there might be light cosmetic wear.
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"Ten to 15 years ago, only 1% of my cosmetic work was on male patients," he says.
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"It definitely needed cosmetic work and some serious tender, love, and care," she told home magazine Domino.
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There would still be a very limited role for private supplemental coverage for procedures like cosmetic surgery.
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He suggested asking a plastic surgeon in another city where they would go for a cosmetic procedure.
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Online cosmetic shopping can mean winding up with poor-quality goods, or even makeup containing toxic materials.
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Those microtransactions can offer anything from cosmetic items and unlockable characters to extra lives and level skips.
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You'll be able to choose from eight shades including the cosmetic line's first backstage creation, theCB96 lipstick.
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Buyers don't want to need any changes to the home, even cosmetic ones, according to Pope-Handy.
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Cosmetic mouthwashes and gum only temporarily cover up the stink, dentists warn, because neither reduces bacteria. 2.
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The cosmetic surgeon, Kim Young-jae, was convicted of lying to a parliamentary hearing into the scandal.
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There are some smaller cosmetic changes to the board that are harder to notice but worth noting.
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"[Cosmetic standards] result in farmers all over the world growing food that doesn't get eaten," Stuart said.
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It will still have both loot boxes and microtransactions, but both will be for cosmetic items only.
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The rate of experience gain (which helps unlock cosmetic items) drops fifty percent and challenges are disabled.
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Even now, insurers often initially treat procedures focused on sensuality as almost cosmetic—secondary to functional ones.
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In 2012, before launching her cosmetic brand Tyra Beauty, she completed Harvard Business School's executive education program.
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Shoppers can already find CVS's cosmetic and household staples in other retailers and online, often for cheaper.
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Ms Yeah said she has compensated Zhe Zhe's family and is paying for Xiao Yu's cosmetic surgery.
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The Iranian Instagram star Sahar Tabar gained recognition for resembling Angelina Jolie after undergoing drastic cosmetic surgery.
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Under N.Y. State "Assault Weapon" ban 6900 simple cosmetic change pictured here is difference between legal & banned.
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That's why the new president must insist on a real solution in Ukraine, not a cosmetic one.
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Cosmetic surgery has boomed — but in China, unlike other places, it is a market for the young.
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Aruba Aloe is the most popular cosmetic brand in Aruba, with stores up and down the coast.
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It just means it's highly unlikely to pass in its current form or with only cosmetic changes.
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Another patient activist, Jamee Cook, now 222, had implant surgery for cosmetic reasons when she was 21.
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Heidi, once a bubbly 17-year-old from Colorado, had 10 cosmetic operations in a single day.
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These well-groomed celebrities star in blockbuster movies, and advertise for cosmetic brands and top music charts.
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But the Southern swing to Republicans did not imply more than cosmetic changes in conservatives' political outlook.
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So far, building owners in Washington continue to favor such cosmetic face-lifts over more substantial conversions.
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Mr. Khan promised that this new crackdown would go far deeper than previous ones criticized as cosmetic.
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She later said that besides a water main break, most of the damage appeared to be cosmetic.
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Latin America is host to three of the most active destinations for cosmetic surgeries in the world.
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When thinking about investing in a fixer-upper as we did, the cosmetic overhaul may be obvious.
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Insurers generally cover implants after a mastectomy, but not for cosmetic enlargement, which costs $7,20093 or more.
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The reason for the implants — cosmetic breast enlargement or reconstruction after a mastectomy — makes no difference, either.
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At one point, Maibaum suggested a scene in which 007 has cosmetic surgery to confuse his enemies.
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" Jenner told Complex Magazine in 2100, "I want to be as big as the other [cosmetic] brands.
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Instagram took measures on Wednesday to cut down on posts that promote weight loss and cosmetic procedures.
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On Thursday, the cosmetic giant Sephora announced the company would be ending a makeup partnership with her.
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Breast augmentation was the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure performed in 2018, according to the ASPS statistics.
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The floor sagged immediately, although the owners deemed it a cosmetic issue rather than a structural one.
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Removing pubic hair is not right or wrong, it is a cosmetic choice that has medical risks.
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Industry leaders are right to note that, on the whole, cosmetic products have a good safety record.
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Bowman also admitted to spending $15,000 on cosmetic surgery for his wife, according to the plea agreement.
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In the best case scenario, an unwitting customer sinks thousands of dollars into an unproven cosmetic procedure.
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We all do cosmetic things to make ourselves feel better or because we like how it looks.
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The International Cooperation on Cosmetic Regulation or ICCR, which consists of the cosmetic regulatory branch of the FDA and its counterparts in Brazil, Canada, the European Union, and Japan, agreed on the same maximum level of lead when they convened for their annual meeting three years ago, Steinberg said.
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The only panel tasked with determining the safety of individual cosmetic ingredients, the Cosmetic Ingredient Review, is funded and staffed by the Personal Care Products Council, a trade group that spends roughly $2 million a year on the panel — or about as much as it spends lobbying Congress.
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And then a few years later, I ended up getting a job at Barneys in the cosmetic department.
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Again, it feels like a cosmetic issue for now, one that doesn't really affect my using the phone.
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The star constantly uploads her cosmetic escapades to Snapchat, including body tattoos, brow tattoos, and a septum piercing.
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According to Annie Chiu, MD, board-certified cosmetic and general dermatologist in Los Angeles, the answer is no.
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I had some very severe scarring; from a cosmetic-surgery standpoint, my doctor had a lot to do.
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I watch a lot of reality TV, so I'm well aware of the visible effects of cosmetic Botox.
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The most popular areas of treatment across the board in Malaysia include cosmetic surgery, dental work, and dermatology.
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The decision to somewhat ditch her typically cosmetic-heavy look began as a New Year's resolution for Jenner.
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We've all had the unpleasant experience of running out of our favorite cosmetic at the worst possible time.
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The language of cosmetic advertising has insisted that the highest tiers of beauty are accessible to everyday consumers.
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Most are purely cosmetic: animations or sound effects that are strange but don't hinder the gameplay, per se.
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Pinera and lawmakers were going forward with proposed social equality reforms that some critics have described as cosmetic.
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Plenty of online-focused games these days make money by dangling cool cosmetic enhancements in front of players.
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The new name is largely cosmetic, though, given that the integrated GPU remains unchanged from the previous model.
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The cosmetic change will more clearly indicate that it is a zero-calorie product, according to the company.
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Cosmetic surgery is not the answer to insecurities; it takes time and a heck load of self-love.
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Some microplastics are easily washed off clothes or sent down the drain as people rinse away cosmetic products.
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Two weeks later, though, your cosmetic items and V-Buck balance will show up in your primary account.
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The treatment fits well with Allergan's other cosmetic surgery assets, such as Botox and chin-fat reducing Kybella.
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But because the declaration has no legal force, such cosmetic changes may not count for much back home.
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She only uses fat transfer to support breast reconstruction surgery along with an implant, not for cosmetic augmentation.
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Microtransactions like DLC, cosmetic upgrades, and loot boxes, have offered a way to plug this gap in revenue.
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And though celebrities to keep it hush-hush, we know they've got a cosmetic derm on speed-dial.
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Iranian dates, saffron, raisins and cosmetic products are found in Damascus shops, alongside goods from numerous other countries.
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Further negotiations are due to take place with Brussels but so far Warsaw has offered only cosmetic concessions.
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Their petition, titled "Stop cosmetic surgery apps aimed at kids: #surgeryisnotagame," has since garnered more than 119,000 signatures.
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The country has also historically had one of the world's highest rates of breast implants and cosmetic surgery.
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My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream:My/Mo Mochi Ice Cream is teaming up with the cosmetic brand Winky Lux.
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So did you start using Botox, or other cosmetic treatments, for more than just your armpits after that?
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But consumers in recent years have raised concerns that some cosmetic-grade talc may be contaminated with asbestos.
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People younger than you'd expect have recently been undergoing cosmetic procedures traditionally used by a more wrinkled population.
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The Battle Pass concept lets users subscribe to level up and earn skins, camos and other cosmetic items.
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This deviates from Fortnite's suite of virtual products that offer no in-game advantage and are only cosmetic.
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In addition to all the hours she clocked in the gym, Larson underwent some major cosmetic transformations, too.
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That may be because Twitter's recent abuse prevention controls are a largely cosmetic solution to a systemic problem.
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Of course, we're joking about where makeup ranks in these achievements — but not about the newest cosmetic innovations.
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Abbott's foundation has raised nearly a million dollars and assisted 25 families in twelve states with cosmetic prosthetics.
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It's also the most popular form of cosmetic surgery in South Korea, with 101,985 procedures done last year.
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"Being victimized by peers resulted in poor psychological functioning, which increased desire for cosmetic surgery," the authors wrote.
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Now that should be a slap in the face for anyone who considers cosmetic surgery a frivolous expense.
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They did cosmetic work on crumbling buildings, and set up health clinics, training programs and support for businesses.
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Consumers can now find cosmetic and household staples at other retailers and online, sometimes for a lower price.
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His mouth was too small, his cheeks too plump; LA cosmetic surgeons turned him into an unrecognisable waif.
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The Encore, on sale since 236 as a 33 model, has received cosmetic and technological updates for 23.
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Her daughter showed her how it worked by carrying out a cosmetic surgery on the cartoon patient's nose.
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Sephora: The global cosmetic chain was founded in 1969, and was acquired by LVMH nearly 30 years later.
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Shoppers can now find cosmetic and household staples at other retailers and online, sometimes for a lower price.
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Other palace costs get pointed at the president as well, including Macron's announcement of a €500,000 cosmetic renovation
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The agency said federal law requires ingredients be listed on the label of any cosmetic or nonprescription drug.
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However, many patients come into my office perplexed by cosmetic products that over promise and make unfounded claims.
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Safety, on the other hand, needs to be proven and, currently, safety standards for cosmetic products are high.
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The Personal Care Products Council already has developed a comprehensive vetting process for ingredients used in cosmetic products.
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This was a disappointment for many of the preceding game's admirers, and the differences were more than cosmetic.
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"I thought, 'Maybe I can try to develop one with a cosmetic company,&apos" Pfeiffer, 60, told Refinery29.
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But Kylie confirmed that despite rumors, she hasn't gone under the knife to get any other cosmetic procedures.
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We often treat the symptoms and introduce cosmetic reforms, and forget to tackle the root causes of terrorism.
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Hello From The Other SideI was a cosmetic chemist for 10 years before starting my own company, BeautyStat.
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One in five of all cosmetic surgeries performed on women in the UK last year were breast augmentations.
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Baig consulted Dr. Simon Zokaie, a cosmetic dermatologist at the Linia Skin Clinic in London, for some answers.
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She's been hit with at least seven malpractice lawsuits from patients who allege she botched their cosmetic surgeries.
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Some $200 billion was spent last year in the anti-aging industry, mostly for cosmetic products and procedures.
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Others buy outfits from the multitude of clothing lines or cosmetic ranges endorsed or designed by Hollywood stars.
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We think you should know: Portions of the hotel and its finishes are in need of cosmetic upgrades.
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Cosmetic, spa treatments using laser and other products for vaginal health have also become popular among younger women.
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Cosmetic measures — women driving, cinemas, theaters — are not enough to usher in a new dawn in the kingdom.
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The current owners added cosmetic embellishments like the kitchen's quartz counters, jazzy backsplash tile and concrete pendant lamps.
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Fixing the remaining structural and cosmetic problems, he said, could run in the millions on top of that.
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SA: I agree with Cheryl that cosmetic surgery has a certain air of Dorian Grayish sorrow about it.
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Private insurers could offer coverage only for services not covered by the public program, such as cosmetic surgery.
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For the past several years, beauty-obsessed South Korea has been among the world's capitals of cosmetic surgery.
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The skin is pressed to produce mink oil, which repels water and is an additive in cosmetic products.
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It is not covered by most health insurance policies because it is considered a cosmetic or elective procedure.
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"The time is ripe to deal with the cosmetic issues, given the problems with imports," Mr. Pallone said.
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The used devices may feature small cosmetic imperfections — good thing a protective charging case for the Oasis exists.
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"These concerns are not merely cosmetic, but require a fundamental rethinking of the characters and plot," she wrote.
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Mr. Sanders says a market might spring up for cosmetic surgery insurance in a Medicare-for-all world.
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In other words, DuVernay is not just showing us a new kind of heroine at a cosmetic level.
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However, small cosmetic changes are not the way to bring opera into the 21st century; they're mere distractions.
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A few cosmetic tweaks, and the constitution was imposed anyway; only then, it was called the Lisbon Treaty.
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" The actress previously told PEOPLE that while she's nervous about trying invasive cosmetic procedures, "can't ever say never.
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The items will be part of a collection of 20 topical cosmetic products priced at $20 and below.
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Imitating old Jewish people, a ravenous appetite or cosmetic surgery gone wrong, her contortions put cartoons to shame.
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Insurers would only be allowed to provide services not covered by the universal plan, such as cosmetic surgery.
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Adding fuel to that debate, Steinberg's clinic is starting to market cosmetic traits like eye color to parents.
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Some South Koreans have openly celebrated having cosmetic surgery, documenting their physical transformations as a rite of passage.
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To prevent misplacing it, I keep the bottle in a colorful little cosmetic zip pouch on my nightstand.
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It's where they put visual ideas they like, changes they'll want to Kim's cosmetic, fragrance and accessory lines.
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It was just over a week after Rihanna launched the cosmetic line, so Nasty's dramatic reaction made sense.
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Salvemos el Espacio Escultórico rejects these suggestions as mere cosmetic solutions that would not respect the artists' intentions.
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"This study shows again that young children are curious and will eat or drink almost anything, including your cosmetics and personal care products," said Jay Ansell, vice president of cosmetic programs at the Personal Care Products Council, a national trade association for the cosmetic products industry, in an emailed statement.
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To her, cosmetic surgery is just another weapon in a woman's arsenal, along with Oscar de la Renta gowns.
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If you need somebody, if you want to talk about all this kind of [cosmetic] stuff, please come in.
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Cosmetic procedures were also offered by other physicians as well as barbers, dentists and at least one hair salon.
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Monsanto told Bloomberg their edits were only cosmetic, and Critical Reviews of Toxicology said they'd be investigating the matter.
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To drill down on how, we talked to Melanie Palm, M.D., a San Diego-area dermatologist and cosmetic surgeon.
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UVA light was previously believed to wreak mostly cosmetic damage, but we now know it's linked to cancer, too.
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Hearing it from a cosmetic chemist, I thought, 'Wow, I should start a company that brings these products over.
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In 93, Nestle bought the rights to several cosmetic drugs in a $1.4 billion transaction with Valeant Pharmaceuticals International.
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In the early 1970s, chemist and cosmetic scientist Dieter Beier began his research into oil-based skin-care products.
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Instead of big advances in avatars, we get cosmetic upgrades and reveals of changes that won't arrive for months.
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In addition, last year Claire's moved to talc-free cosmetic manufacturing to prevent any further concerns about talc contamination.
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From bold, deep-hued lips, to severe, slicked-back ponytails, this red carpet was not meant for cosmetic wallflowers.
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Every item is cosmetic: they won't make you run faster, deal more damage, or collaborate better with your teammates.
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Because the quality of these cosmetic upgrades is so high, players still respond in feverish, must-have-it fashion.
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The initiative considers early genital surgery to be the correct course of action and a necessity, rather than cosmetic.
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It was a cosmetic excuse, an exercise in vanity for people who rejected the "lamestream" music of the time.
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Then again, if those cosmetic buckles were functional you'd never want to open and close most of their bags.
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Kim Zolciak says there's a hard line she won't let her daughters cross when it comes to cosmetic enhancements.
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The line, available now, also includes accessories such as tote bags, bucket bags, clutches, passport holders and cosmetic cases.
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But if she had been, she would probably be nodding to the seamless work of cosmetic artist Dominique Bossavy.
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During Apex's first season, many players complained about boring skins and other cosmetic items that Respawn Entertainment made available.
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They produce essential oils, which they sell to cosmetic and food companies, and their own peppermint and spearmint teas.
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In April, she joined the Environmental Working Group (EWG) in D.C. to advocate for stricter regulations of cosmetic products.
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As with a lot of high-end vehicles, the Urus has essentially infinite customization through dozens of cosmetic options.
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For beauty obsessed moms, Birchbox will ship her cosmetic samples tailored to her skin, hair, and style each month.
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We spoke with cosmetic chemist Ni'Kita Wilson to learn which ones you should toss out, like, tonight, and why.
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Even the hedge fund managers and cosmetic surgeons who don't ride the subways depend on the people who do.
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Over a five-year period, he has seen 24 women who have had serious problems following cosmetic surgery abroad.
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That's because Square would rather keep the community together and entice fans with cosmetic items for their favorite superheroes.
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The document also shows that Apple doesn't cover cosmetic damage to phones like chipping, dents, scratches, and scuff marks.
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Unlike devices, pharmaceuticals, and dietary supplements, cosmetic manufacturers have no legal obligation to forward adverse events to the FDA.
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J&J spokeswoman Carol Goodrich said the verdict contradicted 30 years of research supporting the safety of cosmetic talc.
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Some products even saw thousands of reviews removed – like this cosmetic scrub, which had 9,953 reviews removed, for example.
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Though the cosmetic changes are minimal, the guts buried within the magnesium chassis have been ripped out and overhauled.
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There are no cosmetic damages that I can see, and as of this posting there are no operating issues.
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"And then there was a feeling that even if you hadn't had cosmetic surgery, it might help," he says.
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"To give you a perspective, there are about 8,000 Korean cosmetic brands in (South) Korea alone," according to Kim.
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All of those categories must be "not seriously deformed" and free from cosmetic blemishes like bruising or surface discoloration.
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There'll be limited-edition Xbox-branded cosmetic DLC available for current and new players once the update goes live.
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Revolving your entire look around an intricate display of cosmetic talent can be tricky, but well worth the process.
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After all, cosmetic surgery is for life, not just for a selfie — despite what our scrolling habits might suggest.
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When I was in college, I was a psychology major and I worked at a cosmetic counter part-time.
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J&J denied the allegations, saying decades of testing have shown its cosmetic talc-based products to be safe.
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The internet giant is using the online shopping extravaganza to promote its newly announced cosmetic partnership with Lady Gaga.
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Lumini, meanwhile, is designed to address issues before they surface, including wrinkles, redness and pimples, recommending cosmetic solutions, accordingly.
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"Lipstick Under My Burkha", much like the beauty product in its title, is at best cosmetic in its treatment.
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Going forward, I am launching my own cosmetic line, but it is not in my plan to [create] brushes.
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In 2015, her mother revealed that the now 14-year-old's "profound" squint had been corrected for cosmetic reasons.
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But down the line it's easy to imagine Snapchat selling cosmetic upgrades via in-app purchases akin to Fortnite.
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Opposition leader Bill Shorten has labeled the announcement "cosmetic" and a "con job" that will make no real difference.
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"Coloured Raine was created to be a stand-out cosmetic line to break all beauty barriers," the website states.
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I normally prefer to use blush sticks, but the person on the cosmetic counter insisted I try the powder.
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Indeed, last year the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons reported that increasingly younger women were seeking cosmetic surgery.
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With the success following her cosmetic line, Fenty Beauty, Rihanna delivered her lingerie brand Savage x Fenty in May.
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Their success has also seen several crossover collaborations with cosmetic brands as well as popular retailers such as Uniqlo.
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Last year alone, men accounted for more than 1.3 million cosmetic procedures, an increase of 29 percent since 2000.
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Toymakers tend to stick to minor feature upgrades or simple cosmetic improvements to make existing products feel new again.
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That's the tack taken by LVMH, the owner of the popular cosmetic store Sephora and luxury retailer Louis Vuitton.
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The raw material for EpiDerm is actual human skin cells retrieved from surgical waste following cosmetic surgeries and circumcisions.
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A lot of the changes are cosmetic, but there's also some genuinely useful stuff that's reserved for Pixel owners.
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You're able to customize your character to make it look like you, choosing from a range of cosmetic options.
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But as luxuries go, this is one of those respectable ones where the benefit isn't purely cosmetic or illusory.
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Zeichner is the director of cosmetic and clinical research in dermatology at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City.
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In 2015, her mother revealed that the now 14-year-old's "profound" squint had been corrected for cosmetic reasons.
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Whether it's a face mask selfie or matching tattoos, here are the best cosmetic couple confirmations in the game.
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Take Bluemercury, a luxury cosmetic store and spa chain founded by husband-and-wife team Marla and Barry Beck.
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Known for its softness, it is used in cosmetic products like blush because it absorbs moisture and prevents caking.
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Tiffany Hoskins-Tarachanowicz, a neighbor, said Krajnyak traveled often for her second job selling products for a cosmetic brand.
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This allows health-care providers to offer financing options to patients for vision, dental, cosmetic and other elective procedures.
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Deavan Clegg is urging people to research before getting cosmetic procedures done after she experienced lip injections gone wrong.
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Back in April, Griffith opened up in an interview with Porter magazine about family challenges, addictions and cosmetic surgery.
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The Russo-Baltique bottle once sat on the shelves of Copenhagen's Cafe 33, on display for purely cosmetic reasons.
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Cosmetic company Coty surged 14% on Wednesday after reporting strong earnings, citing strong growth of its brand on Amazon.
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Recent attempts by banks to mitigate such conflicts often amounted to little more than cosmetic reforms, the FCAC warned.
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"Phase one is very cosmetic, rather than anything of substance from what we are seeing so far," Boockvar said.
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There is a $250 charge for mostly cosmetic options and a $900 cost for shipping it to the dealer.
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Over the years Allergan's Botox has evolved from a cosmetic injection to a treatment for migraines and bladder dysfunction.
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These were small cosmetic issues though, that shouldn't detract from the quality of a stay, which, overall, was exceptional.
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Japan does maintain self-defense forces, and analysts have said any revision to the constitution would be largely cosmetic.
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Demand for cosmetic surgery is "about 20 percent to 30 percent higher than before the recession," Dr. Rohrich said.
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While still semi-cosmetic, the act of whitening has started to blend into a wider definition of oral hygiene.
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Experts who have studied China's role in global trade are less optimistic, saying change is likely to be cosmetic.
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Where cosmetic companies have been unable to develop online brands on their own, they have looked to acquire it.
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Between its online shop and brick-and-mortar stores, Ulta Beauty is home to more than 550 cosmetic brands.
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The government, conversely, has announced electoral law changes that are only cosmetic and indefinitely delayed elections for provincial councils.
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Not surprisingly, cosmetic and fragrance brands have been historically opposed to participating in a going-out-of-business sale.
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The Reddit hack changed users' profile pictures to Sombra's purple skull logo and changed a few other cosmetic elements.
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Some critics have said the changes to the peace agreement are merely cosmetic, but key players supported the agreement.
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I had been on it for so long that most of the physical and cosmetic effects don't go away.
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Online makeup tutorials, once a cute and helpful guide for cosmetic exploration, are reaching the point of absurd saturation.
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But in a deeply conservative country like Afghanistan, cosmetic enhancements, much like tattoos, could be perceived as anti-Islamic.
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The following is an interview with Ron Robinson, cosmetic chemist and founder of BeautyStat, as told to Taylor Bryant.
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If there's additional mechanical damage above and beyond anything cosmetic that would obviously not be covered by the quote.
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Perhaps the most common use for Botox, aside from cosmetic purposes, is to relieve pain for chronic migraine sufferers.
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One item, a cosmetic marketed for use around children's eyes, tested with levels 4,700 times the U.S. safety standard.
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The first thing you see when you walk into Dr. Mark Wolter's cosmetic surgery office is Anthony Hopkins' face.
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Washington dismissed that move as cosmetic and said it would continue to target the group as a terrorist organization.
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"We're in a generation full of people that want cosmetic improvements so they can share images," Dr. Frank said.
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I also just now realize and wonder why I've never seen a cosmetic procedure mentioned in an MD before?
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Activists the world over were quick to condemn her remarks, and prominent cosmetic companies have stopped working with her.
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The remainder, they said, might be considered nontaxable business expenses, construed broadly enough to include $20163,22016 for cosmetic dentistry.
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"The idea of cosmetic surgery for a fish may sound extreme," Amy Qin writes in her story from Singapore.
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For the most senior of seniors, such cosmetic and dental procedures can have a significant bearing on self-esteem.
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"These cross-party talks cannot be about cosmetic changes to her already rejected deal," he said in a statement.
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"Any sort of cosmetic when it comes to dental work should be included in your insurance," Ms. Davis said.
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Now, one of the world's largest and most prestigious perfume and cosmetic conglomerates, LVMH, is stepping in to help.
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Whether postponing a large assessment to complete a cosmetic renovation is good or bad often depends on neighboring buildings.
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Mary Dillon, Chief Executive Officer, said the company updated its outlook due to "headwinds" in the U.S. cosmetic market.
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The only government oversight of cosmetics companies comes under the Federal Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, passed in 1938.
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Unlike devices, pharmaceuticals, and dietary supplements, cosmetic manufacturers have no legal obligation to forward adverse events to the FDA.
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Cosmetic and personal care products companies take the safety of their products very seriously and that commitment remains strong.
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Instagram posts promoting certain weight loss and cosmetic products will be restricted for some users, the company announced Wednesday.
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Cosmetic brands such as Estee Lauder and Amorepacific, for example, announced price cuts of 2%-20% in January 2017.
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He believes the technique has the potential to become mainstream like breast augmentations and Botox, two popular cosmetic offerings.
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Still, cosmetic surgery isn&apost a cure-all for feeling physically inadequate, health psychologist Charlotte Markey previously told Insider.
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February 2019: Two white high school students took a photo wearing a charcoal cosmetic mask with the hashtag #blackface.
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Now, she's taking a different approach to raising awareness — partnering with French cosmetic brand Lancôme for a new campaign.
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Damage to hair caused by treatments like straightening and perming, and certain cosmetic products can further facilitate drug absorption.
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The treatment fits well with Allergan's other cosmetic surgery assets, such as Botox and Kybella, which reduces chin fat.
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CBD is also not characterized as a dietary supplement under the Food, Drug and Cosmetic Act, the agency said.
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Sindoor is often used by women who wear a bindi, or red dot, on their foreheads for cosmetic purposes.
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Dr. Jonquille Chantrey, cosmetic surgeon at One Aesthetic Studio and international aesthetic lecturer, says lip threading is very different.
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But a list of 2,010 providers in Louisiana included hundreds of ophthalmologists, nursing homes, dentists, cosmetic surgeons and audiologists.
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But this perspective judges the Note 9 merely on its lack of cosmetic changes, not on its actual features.
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The story, however, proves strikingly resilient, basically making only cosmetic changes while otherwise preserving much of its sobering power.
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However, it is unlikely that your co-op would be obligated to make any cosmetic changes to your apartment.
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But if past actions are any guide, new steps like this one are likely to be temporary and cosmetic.
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Many people consider their installation to be a cosmetic procedure because it doesn't involve drilling holes into the tooth.
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As it is nontoxic and edible, the coating could even be used in the cosmetic, food, and pharmaceutical industries.
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Data from the British Association of Aesthetic Plastic Surgeons showed the number of cosmetic procedures conducted last year fell 40%.
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Good loot box systems offer only cosmetic items that don't really effect gameplay, like spray paint designs or weapon skins.
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Paradoxical as it may sound, Playboy has undergone major cosmetic surgery and emerged from the operating room looking more natural.
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Everything that happens is either shallow and cosmetic, or a huge, overplayed story beat that gets blown out of proportion.
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So I asked cosmetic doctor and rosacea sufferer, Dr. Sarah Tonks of The Lovely Clinic, how she navigates the waters.
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As the researchers discuss in their paper, these surgeries are considered medically necessary by doctors—they are not cosmetic procedures.
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Anywhere from $250 to $750 per visit—and insurance companies almost certainly won't cover it for cosmetic purposes, he says.
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Making cosmetic tweaks to an old pact and slapping Mr Trump's name on it is a tried-and-tested trick.
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The deluxe edition also comes with a Night Raid cosmetic skin pack, a digital art book, and the game's soundtrack.
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There may be cosmetic issues going forward that could require minor procedures, but he'll have a normal childhood, Rao says.
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The boat looks like hell because there has been a lot of cosmetic damage, a lot of paint chipped off.
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Between 2017 and 2018, he toured North Korean luxury beauty factories to drum up excitement for the country's cosmetic innovations.
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Riders are responsible if damage is cosmetic, the result of vandalism or vehicle abuse, or results in total vehicle loss.
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N) drivers that excluded warehouse workers, and a unit of cosmetic and perfume department workers at a Macy's Inc (M.
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Really, he's just got a small little cosmetic incision line, if you will, from the knife on his right cheek.
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The women and their families said decades-long use of baby powder and other cosmetic talc products caused their illness.
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But Moats says her insurance company considers this a cosmetic or gender-reassignment surgery, and therefore they won't cover it.
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Let's talk cosmetic appearance first since that's the reason you'd care to pay the extra cost of these Stormtrooper editions.
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Breast augmentation was the most popular cosmetic surgical procedure performed last year, according to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons.
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But the talks, which concluded in October, were largely cosmetic and left the powerful security forces under Mr Bashir's thumb.
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The cosmetic brand is already Gen-Z's answer to fast beauty, with products that are quirky and whimsical, yet effective.
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There's never been a better makeup bag that actually organizes and protects your favorite products than this Joyus cosmetic case.
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The fixation with youth and beauty in the United States has been incredibly lucrative for makeup retailers and cosmetic surgeons.
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LONDON — British MPs have issued a report detailing the damage to the environment wreaked by microbeads used in cosmetic products.
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Birchbox For beauty obsessed moms, Birchbox will ship her cosmetic samples tailored to her skin, hair, and style each month.
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If your phone case is sharp or has some residue, it will probably affect the cosmetic look of the charger.
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