Wrinkles Schminkles Forehead Smoothing Kit, $30, available at Wrinkles Schminkles.
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"I'm going to have wrinkles and I have wrinkles," she said.
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"The static wrinkles are there all the time, and the hyperkinetic wrinkles appear when you frown, move your eyebrows, etcetera," he says.
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"I can't stand having forehead wrinkles on camera," Scheana says.
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Over time, those hyperkinetic wrinkles tend to become static ones.
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I have new wrinkles and marks on my body. Cool.
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You can also add freckles or wrinkles, if you want.
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"I'll take my wrinkles," she exclaimed to Harper's Bazaar Australia.
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My shirts come with wrinkles, and I'm okay with that.
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Those are nice wrinkles that could pay dramatic dividends later.
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Wrinkles, maturity, and experience also have an effect on charisma.
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"I don't worry about wrinkles," she told PEOPLE in 2015.
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"There are a lot of wrinkles in this," Reeher said.
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They can smooth over wrinkles and even shape your nose.
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Read This Next: I Froze My Face to Escape Wrinkles
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Wrinkles laced the contours of her face like rippled water.
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She wrinkles her brow and asks how I powered on.
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But the researchers have thrown in a few interesting wrinkles.
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They used camera filters that smoothed out wrinkles and blemishes.
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Dense wrinkles in the primordial energies of the Big Bang?
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Carly's matching headband kept sliding around on her thick wrinkles.
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Just more pressure piled up on top of battling wrinkles.
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"She captioned the post: "No wrinkles.... harder than it looks!
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Quality wrinkles aside, the future of Nigerian tailoring looks good.
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Puffing on cigarettes can also cause wrinkles and fine lines.
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But the final agreement still has wrinkles to iron out.
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We use this information to detect the regions that need to be pulled and extended before ironing, and the other regions where we want to detect wrinkles and apply ironing to remove the wrinkles.
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Wrinkles' true identity is not public knowledge, and not all the Wrinkles sightings have been confirmed to be the same person, but filmmaker Michael Beach Nichols told the Times that the clown is real.
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Wrinkles, dry skin and delayed healing of acne scars can result.
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I didn't have a small web of wrinkles around my eyes.
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She's still researching and looking for ways to prevent neck wrinkles.
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Down the line, that can cause saggy skin, wrinkles, and spots.
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That damage can manifest in dullness and fine lines and wrinkles.
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Policies that made sense in the 1990s have developed unexpected wrinkles.
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Cups should fit smoothly with no wrinkles, gaps, squeezing or overflowing.
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Research also supports that red LEDs improve the appearance of wrinkles.
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I try to accurately capture all the wrinkles, folds and freckles.
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An added bonus: The ingredient also minimizes the appearance of wrinkles.
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Fans are, obviously, excited by the prospect of such new wrinkles.
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Applications for the film extend beyond getting rid of wrinkles, though.
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Or how many wrinkles you'll have by 2020 courtesy of Trump?
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Even the 33-nanometre wrinkles, though, give graphene some interesting properties.
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The legal wrinkles of harvesting animals killed on the road vary.
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Protruding ribs, wrinkles around my hips, loose skin around my abdomen.
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Dedicated to Sublimity is full of new wrinkles to her sound.
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They are networked with wrinkles and crinkles from the casting process.
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It has a supple hand-feel, is breathable, and resists wrinkles.
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Yet, several health experts pointed to potential wrinkles on the horizon.
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Or when those wrinkles pop up while you still have acne.
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His white shirt and gray slacks were an accordion of wrinkles.
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Everyone gets white hair and wrinkles, it can't really matter, right?
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Adding volume here can also smooth wrinkles in the lower face.
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Glitter's official name is Grand Champion Camp Wrinkles Stairway to Heaven.
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The best under-eye mask for reducing the appearance of wrinkles
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Of course, there are some wrinkles to existing services, experts said.
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They accrue as wrinkles do, with prolonged exposure to the elements.
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But I started getting these wrinkles in between my eyebrows. Yeah.
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This is why you'll see creative wording such as a product that can "show a reduction in the appearance of wrinkles," as CE Ferulic supposedly does, rather than saying outright that it will actually reduce wrinkles.
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The Naples Daily News posits whether the clown is really the brainchild of Florida filmmaker Cary Longchamps, who started a Kickstarter to make a Wrinkles documentary before Wrinkles was a thing (Longchamps didn't direct the 2019 documentary).
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He explains that there are two types of wrinkles: static and hyperkinetic.
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Wrinkles have been introduced now that are beginning to affect immigration policymaking.
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The Family is more likely to give you forehead wrinkles than answers.
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It looks for wrinkles, red spots, pores, fine lines, and brightness levels.
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It was a woman, Madeleine L'Engle, who exposed the wrinkles in time.
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The upward movement also helps to counter wrinkles and downward drag. Hooray!
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Just like in the old days, but with a few interesting wrinkles.
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On my walks I'm always squinting, and I'm afraid of getting wrinkles.
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The toolkit also includes tools to remove blemishes and smooth out wrinkles.
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It has a 30-day registration deadline, along with some other wrinkles.
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I trained myself to ignore the wrinkles creasing around my freckled temples.
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Well, it appears there are still a few wrinkles to iron out.
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Elsewhere, air dashing causes certain platforms to change position, adding more wrinkles.
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We're used to seeing rolls, cellulite, and wrinkles on bodies as natural.
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And his wife insists that showing off your pearly whites causes wrinkles.
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Drill instructor: All those wrinkles right here, get all that trash out.
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And no one really knows what new wrinkles the coronavirus might add.
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And who is that man onstage with the wrinkles and thinning hair?
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This all would have been tolerable, except for a few more wrinkles.
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One company says the waves can remove wrinkles and fight hair loss.
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The wrinkles in Mr. Cranston's weary face are a performance unto themselves.
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Everything droops, wrinkles, falls out, detumesces, dries up or, embarrassingly, wets itself.
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If it creases and wrinkles badly, send it to the dry cleaners.
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It helps with wrinkles, but you can also get more stuff in.
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"The eyelids had a couple more wrinkles, but it felt like yesterday."
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Parents pay $150 an hour for Wrinkles to scare their misbehaving kids.
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People in Wrinkles costume showed up to a preview of the movie.
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In the sun, her bloated face is a road map of wrinkles.
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Wrinkles, she likes to say, are containers for memories and lived experience.
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It got the highest tester score for reducing wrinkles and diminishing age spots on Good Housekeeping and had more than 4,000 "loves" on Sephora, with happy customers reporting soft, glowing skin with less visible fine lines and wrinkles.
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For example, the one we announced last year is to improve your wrinkles.
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There is nothing I can do but "own" my wrinkles and my age.
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Now there's something that may make the wrinkles under your eyes disappear instantly.
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"There isn't a topical treatment that can get rid of wrinkles," Glogau said.
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I just recently started to notice fine lines and wrinkles around my eyes.
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But now there are a couple of new wrinkles in the Hangouts story.
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Researchers from Brown University have been putting wrinkles in smooth sheets of graphene.
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Everyone was getting much younger: the same sort of outfits, but fewer wrinkles.
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Less inflammation means less acne and puffiness, and fewer wrinkles — a triple win.
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A lot of people call it selfish, but I don't have any wrinkles.
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As he got older, Warhol regularly took collagen injections to smooth away wrinkles.
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Wincing when I see our president speak has been accelerating my own wrinkles.
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Bush joked that she used them to cover the wrinkles on her neck.
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These by Slip have even been said to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.
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The already complicated U.S./Huawei situation got a few more wrinkles this week.
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As collagen degrades, our skin loses its elasticity and smoothness, leading to wrinkles.
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ROS can react with DNA, forming mutations, and with collagen, leading to wrinkles.
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People inject poisonous toxins into their face to temporarily get rid of wrinkles.
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The impact of this damage can range from premature wrinkles to skin cancer.
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Also to my delight: a few noticeable wrinkles — a rarity in Los Angeles.
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She uses basic techniques to add wrinkles, freckles, and dimension to dolls' features.
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Here are some of the new wrinkles reportedly coming to the Nest Mini.
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A lip curls, a nose wrinkles — as if they were hairy, wry elves.
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So, don't think that you don't need Botox because you don't have wrinkles.
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You can customize make-up, body-shape; older users can give themselves wrinkles.
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The page is covered in wrinkles and stained with what looks like coffee.
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Will Duffy show new wrinkles to his game after suffering a disappointing loss?
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He has added wrinkles to his argument in the final days before Iowa.
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The documentary Wrinkles the Clown offers no specifics about the man's real identity.
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Bausch Health began selling prescription medications for acne, wrinkles, and eczema through Dermatology.
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For all of its strides toward diversity, the awards season had its wrinkles.
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Yes, I have wrinkles and my silhouette is definitely larger than it was.
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But what's long been a mystery is how the brain's wrinkles actually form.
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The start of baseball practice that September also did not unfold without wrinkles.
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Many artists play up his wrinkles and elderly features to suggest his wisdom.
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Some of us are actually rocking a few extra pounds and some visible wrinkles.
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It's safe to say no sport has gained new wrinkles as fast as football.
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At just 46, he already has fewer wrinkles than most leaders of pharmaceutical companies.
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He loves his job but wrinkles his nose at the mention of the title.
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They're mired in policy wrinkles that can, as in Canada, be smoothed out later.
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But there are still a few wrinkles that the scientists need to iron out.
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Every body is born with moles and birthmarks and develops wrinkles and stretch marks.
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Se hasn't had the gray hairs that I'm dying, the wrinkles that I'm hiding.
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The animators size up muscle, the wrinkles of skin and the movement of fur.
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Last year, the HiMirror Plus scanned my face and told me I had wrinkles.
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In fact, 42 percent of users noticed reduced wrinkles after using for six weeks!
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If you want to look like you don't have wrinkles, don't smile too wide.
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But McCarthy is more than just a bald cap and detailed under eye wrinkles.
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Instead, the leading man is pale, covering in wrinkles and sporting a receding hairline.
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"Fipp studies the protections and had a couple different wrinkles in there," Pederson said.
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"There's wrinkles, there's new dynamics, there's third parties, there's potential turnout issues," Gourevitch said.
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We've ironed out a lot of the wrinkles from the start of the year.
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It more or less looks like an Xbox controller, but with a few wrinkles.
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A stylist made sure that the wrinkles in Fong's shirt and pants were minimal.
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If wrinkles are your nemesis, this potent serum firms skin and flattens fine lines.
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Bush, who later said she selected them to hide the wrinkles in her neck.
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My 23-year-old face was given wrinkles no 23-year-old should have.
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You can also roll your clothes, which helps you fit more and prevents wrinkles.
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They also resist wrinkles, keep allergens at bay, and help regulate your body temperature.
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Whether he should get wrinkles in his forehead when he bunches up his brow.
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She's since found her true passion in creating Wrinkles Schminkles, an international skincare brand.
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However, he also realized that it left patients wide-eyed, which noticeably reduced wrinkles.
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A close-up photo of the actor—wrinkles and all—hangs above the entrance.
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Finally, two quick scenes embedded in the credits added further wrinkles to the tale.
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"It never deteriorated, our later wrinkles, blotches, and scars of age notwithstanding," she wrote.
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Niacinamide is a versatile ingredient that brightens skin, reduces inflammatory acne, and smooths wrinkles.
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She was like, 'I do not need you to have crazy prosthetics and wrinkles.
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Collagen is built in the dermis, the skin is calmed, and wrinkles eventually fade.
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But there are new wrinkles that might confuse things a bit on Monday night.
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As his wife remarks, money is like an iron: it smooths out the wrinkles.
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"The Polaroid gets rid of everybody's wrinkles, sort of simplifies the face," Warhol noted.
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According to the Tampa Bay Times, the story of Wrinkles went viral in 2015.
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Botox, commonly used to smooth wrinkles, can also relax muscle spasms that cause incontinence.
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It corrects signs of aging like wrinkles, dark spots, dull skin, and enlarged pores.
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According to researchers, each layer has tiny wrinkles, which are supposed to be uniform.
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Just like scars and wrinkles - I'm so grateful to have 'em because they're earned.
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Marmite," Patricia Michelson, owner of London cheese shop La Fromagerie, wrinkles her nose. "No.
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But this election adds its own wrinkles, given the level of fame of both candidates.
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"It's less 'fix your wrinkles' and more 'take care of yourself,'" she told the publication.
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Scars, wrinkles, stretch marks, and tattoos tell intimate stories of surgeries, survival, and self-determination.
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Vitamin C serums can theoretically even out skin tone and prevent sun damage and wrinkles.
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Just fill it with water, plug it in, wait a minute and zap wrinkles away.
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Skin is largely free of not only wrinkles, but also scars, body hair, and bumps.
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You can also use it to take out wrinkles and that's where it becomes tricky.
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After sun damage and smoking, the next leading cause of wrinkles is your sleep position.
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He has a practice in New York and sees many patients who struggle with wrinkles.
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Drew Barrymore's Flower Beauty offers makeup for the free spirit increasingly concerned about eye wrinkles.
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Rather, it seems dismay burrows further down into the wrinkles on the police chief's face.
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Uncovered any unexpected wrinkles in a classic's past that have altered your perception of it?
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But in its post-birth, stretched out state, the uterus wrinkles like a deflated balloon.
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Wear these Wrinkles Schminkles silicone pads overnight and wake up to significantly fewer fine lines.
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On the racially charged question of criminal justice, for example, Mr Sessions's record has wrinkles.
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Everyone loves FaceApp, the phone app that adds smiles and wrinkles to your friends' faces!
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In a year full of strange wrinkles in the campaign, Mr. Johnson is not new.
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"I'm enjoying the aging process and the gray hair and the wrinkles," he tells PeopleStyle.
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And if you just want to hide some wrinkles it will help you with that.
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Streaming the same game over and over requires new wrinkles not imposed by the game.
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It's designed to specifically target the eye area to eliminate fine lines and wrinkles — instantly!
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His face has been artificially scrubbed clean of wrinkles to where it seems uncomfortably smooth.
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Steam burst button: The steam button provides a quick burst of steam for stubborn wrinkles.
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These two New York-based probes add some interesting wrinkles to the unfolding legal saga.
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Assuming those wrinkles can be overcome, though, there is a lot for shareholders to like.
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There are few wrinkles on the women in Congress and even fewer on Wall Street.
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Wrinkles went viral on YouTube after a video showed him hiding under a child's bed.
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The gel-like moisturizer revives dull skin and reduces the appearance of lines and wrinkles.
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They promote the idea that features like wrinkles or pimples are inherently negative physical features.
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It does this in incredibly fine detail, tracking the movements of individual pores and wrinkles.
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Many road warriors recommend rolling your clothes in order to maximize space and minimize wrinkles.
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Now, the video has nearly one million views on YouTube and is Wrinkles Mythology 101.
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Fay's voice wavered and rasped with age, the seams worn like proud wrinkles of wisdom.
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It packs well and I just hang it and the wrinkles seem to fall out!
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Ms. Anelli said that planners would work to iron out wrinkles before next year's gathering.
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Most people don't look like celebrities, whose wrinkles are airbrushed and features enhanced by Photoshop.
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Adjusting to life in a town of only 22,000 residents is not without its wrinkles.
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They target a specific ailment—be it acne, wrinkles, or whatever else that ails you.
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In the new works, the skin is just a membrane, full of folds and wrinkles.
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Like much of Haswell's discography, it's playful, noisy, and absurdist, but there's still new wrinkles.
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These are late-in-the-week wrinkles for a newly important person to deal with.
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It is often used for cosmetic purposes to prevent wrinkles by paralysing certain facial muscles.
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For example, we furrow our brows or purse our lips, which can cause wrinkles over time.
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As time passes, skin becomes drier, dullness and wrinkles appear and the skin's natural glow dims.
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It's a portable steamer that can remove stubborn wrinkles from clothing in a matter of seconds.
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In one study, higher intakes of vitamin C were associated with fewer wrinkles and less dryness.
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Now nearing her 60s, she's saddened by the wrinkles that are developing on her porcelain face.
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Plus, there are quite a few wrinkles that mean "status quo" cannot be quite so simple.
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With a frown running deep with wrinkles, the forty-something farmer speaks confidently about his opinions.
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These trends have only continued in the two years since, with a couple of different wrinkles.
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It's not about freezing your face, to me, it's just about getting rid of my wrinkles.
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No one is better at conveying the wrinkles of British class distinction in speech and manner.
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Sandpaper skin, deep gorges across his forehead and wrinkles alongside the temples like cracked, dry earth.
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What they found was interesting in terms of how this ingredient works its magic on wrinkles.
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This all amounts to far more than the wrinkles to be expected with any new law.
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The tee also wrinkles fairly easily and has a little more stretch than I find necessary.
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We see faces whose eyes bespeak loneliness and abandonment, because their hands are creased with wrinkles.
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A special effects artist added skin blemishes and wrinkles that imply the figures are near death.
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Character models of Conan and Razma are covered in wrinkles and expression lines, hair and grime.
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A sandwich isn't going to fight your wrinkles, no matter how many sweet potatoes you add.
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In one, baby Crew smiles at the camera, his baby face sporting a few extra wrinkles.
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But being a for-profit business, unlike the Wikimedia Foundation, adds some wrinkles to the mix.
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And, yes: They say if you drink their gin, you'll have fewer wrinkles and less cellulite.
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In the States, med spas use dermaplaning to treat hyperpigmentation, mild scarring, fine lines, and wrinkles.
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This steam system allows the iron to remove wrinkles faster than an iron without steam capabilities.
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I hate my wrinkles; I'm not bragging about them, but I just couldn't look at myself.
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Retinol, which is also in the cream, stimulates cell turn over, evens tone, and softens wrinkles.
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The chemical helps to keep clothes free of wrinkles, static, or stains, even after multiple washes.
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But modern day bulldogs have more pronounced facial wrinkles, and an even thicker and squatter body.
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In a perfect world, we could all age as flawlessly as the supermodel, but wrinkles… happen.
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It's stretchy, and I didn't show up to work already covered in wrinkles after my commute.
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Inside my box, I found this cute mini kit to help with static cling and wrinkles.
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There are some wrinkles and a load of arbitrary exceptions, which only adds to the confusion.
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Tans burn deep, wrinkles catch dirt, and lower eyelids curl from squinting in the blazing sun.
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Khloé, for her part, went the aged-up route in a gray wig and fake wrinkles.
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Her expression was serious—wrinkles on her forehead, her lips clenched into a tight knot—uptight.
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Don't get me wrong: When I see wrinkles on my face, it doesn't make me happy.
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Even if they preserve the new payments, there are still a few wrinkles to iron out.
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Plus, the more you use it, the more it can help reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
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Biyoueki, which roughly translates to "beauty liquid," targets specific conditions like dark spots, wrinkles, or dullness.
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But there were a few new wrinkles, including new decoy email addresses and different obfuscation techniques.
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The wrinkles are going to be there and they really are the badges of your life.
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It allows companies to iron out any wrinkles in their financial reporting with the regulator privately.
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Men strode by smelling of sharp cologne, faces clear of wrinkles — wiped away with expensive creams.
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She relishes the tattoos, wrinkles, scars, veins and folds that our dominant society may deem unsightly.
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The app uses photo editing to add wrinkles, sunspots, and grey hair to your best selfies.
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Collagen levels dwindle as we grow older, causing wrinkles and a loss of firmness in skin.
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The final section of the trailer appears to show an interview with the real Wrinkles himself.
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The steam technology removes germs, pollen, and dust mites, as well as pesky static and wrinkles.
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With her wrinkles, fangs and tongue stuck out, she's a fright, though a potentially protective one.
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You should end your first year with one to help iron out the wrinkles that emerged.
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Elizabeth stares at the stamps, which have been updated to include her wrinkles and altered profile.
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The technology would identify people&aposs hands by analyzing characteristics like wrinkles, veins, and even bones.
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I'm not using the retinol for wrinkles, but it helps a lot with my acne scarring.
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CH: I'm always trying to figure out how to paint stretch marks, wrinkles, and age spots.
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But you don't need to have a crazy bank account to start fighting fine lines and wrinkles.
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The ensuing images are thick expanses of color interrupted by wrinkles, folds, staple holes and embossed indentations.
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For people who have some problems themselves, like scar conditions, spots, wrinkles, people want to cover that.
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He says federal tax reform promised by Trump and the Republican Congress would add even more wrinkles.
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The episodic format, meanwhile, constantly introduces new wrinkles in the case, pointing toward Larry's guilt or innocence.
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Collagen is a protein that keeps skin bouncy and youthful, and when it degrades, we get wrinkles.
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Much worse than wrinkles is the DNA damage caused by UV radiation—that's what causes skin cancer.
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While it may look intimidating, it's actually the easiest way to ensure fewer wrinkles — and here's why.
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The trapman smiles at me, his teeth even, strong, and white in a face lined with wrinkles.
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There are some twists and wrinkles that take things a bit further, but those are the basics.
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Although the device did tell me I have wrinkles around my eyes, which was news to me!
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Mario + Rabbids also introduces a few of its own wrinkles that add unique flavor to the experience.
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The outermost layer of the brain, the cortex, is a confounding geography of furrows, folds, and wrinkles.
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Brent Murray The Packing Process: In the name of space and avoiding wrinkles, try rolling your clothes.
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My 29-year-old face—still battling occasional breakouts and the beginnings of wrinkles—needed a boost.
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Rae says it lasts through shoots while she's filming Insecure, while Musk adds that it camouflages wrinkles.
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A $12 billion startup you've probably never heard wants to cure baldness and smooth out your wrinkles
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"Silk, tencel and bamboo are all good for helping reduce face wrinkles for side sleepers," agrees Alexander.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive first look, Priestley is unrecognizable as his character, with grey hair and wrinkles.
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PASSING THIS BILL WILL GIVE YOU FEWER HEADACHES AND WRINKLES -- AND YOU KNOW, MAYBE SOME TRUMP WINE!
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Plus, sunglasses help eliminate squinting on those cloudy days too, which means fewer wrinkles and crow's feet.
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New wrinkles: Fights between Pay-TV providers and cable networks happen often, but this one is different.
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Plus, relaxation of the facial muscles can help relieve headaches, neck pain, and even ward off wrinkles.
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Prodrive appears to have never brought its innovative transmission to market, unable to smooth out the wrinkles.
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While she cannot change the past, she is trying to efface one of its reminders: Her wrinkles.
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These wrinkles, Dr Berry and his team report in ACS Nano, can be patterned on to graphene.
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"Just smoothing out the wrinkles in the rug," she writes on a Boomerang of her unusual method.
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I don't have wrinkles yet, but my skin isn't the most radiant example of a 20-something.
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It will improve fine wrinkles, and it will improve skin problems such as acne, eczema, and pigmentation.
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There are a couple other wrinkles that introduce more variety and some tough decisions into the game.
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Simply spray it onto clothes or linens and then pull them taut to make the wrinkles disappear.
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The description of clip relayed that the clown's name is Wrinkles and he lived in southwest Florida.
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Watch the clip above and then look out for Wrinkles the Clown to premiere on October 4.
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Plus, this overcrowding means there likely isn't room for an ironing board to straighten out inevitable wrinkles.
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It's an accepting environment, and no one cares that you have scars or wrinkles or belly fat.
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Despite that celebration of age, I recently felt lost while looking at my wrinkles in the mirror.
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The legal wrinkles seem to multiply every day as federal, state and local authorities impose new restrictions.
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The wrinkles around his eyes and his impish smile have made him something of a racetrack Yoda.
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She wrinkles her nose, rolls her eyes and ignores me, her eyes firmly glued to a screen.
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It improves skin texture, fades dark spots, and diminishes the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, and pores.
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Rowenta X-Cel Handheld Steamer emits powerful steam to make wrinkles disappear, plus, it's not too big.
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Pros: Steams for 90 consecutive minutes, tough on wrinkles, long-lastingCons: Price, design, possible water spit issues
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The elements usually help clothes dry faster with fewer wrinkles and lingering odors, and can brighten whites.
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They're headshot sketches of a soulful guy: He wrinkles his brow, sheds a tear, laments his loneliness.
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Compared to cotton, microfiber is lightweight, less prone to wrinkles, and can be softer to the touch.
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The floats showed visible wrinkles as the system began to inflate around the base of the helicopter.
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"Green tea can soothe [the skin] and reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles," she says.
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It means you've lived a long life, that you deserve all of your wrinkles and your scars.
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But it differs from conventional Botox as it does not iron out wrinkles caused by muscle contractions.
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Don't feel guilty for using the Paris filter to blur out some of your wrinkles on Instagram.
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"This repetitive motion can lead to a quicker development of fine lines and wrinkles in this area."
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It will be used this year, but teams will find plenty of climate-caused detours and wrinkles.
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Her wrinkles remain a fixture of her memories and they're not something to be ashamed of, she says.
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Avoid wrinkles and save precious drawer space by getting a 20-piece set, like these Anglink Velvet Hangers.
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She can take a picture of me and make me look 10 pounds thinner and have no wrinkles.
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She first touted the oil's supposed ability to "fight wrinkles, inflammation, and redness" when used on the face.
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UVA rays increase the risk of skin cancer, like UVB, but also cause wrinkles and leathery, sagging skin.
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We love a good retinol product — what other magical ingredient fights wrinkles, dark spots, acne, and oily splotches?
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Who (Oprah), explain, they'll travel by way of tesseracts — the "wrinkles in time" mentioned in the book's title.
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Botox is best known for smoothing out wrinkles, but since 2900 it's also been used to prevent migraines.
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There are still a few wrinkles, especially on the eternally vexed question of legal redress for aggrieved investors.
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So can a few easy lifestyle tweaks really deliver fewer breakouts, less pronounced wrinkles, and a killer glow?
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But I want to wait until I know where my problem spots are—those fine lines and wrinkles.
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He has more wrinkles than even last year, tipping him over from sage older gentleman to elderly grandpa.
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Just your dumb face staring a screen that's blasting infrared light into your wrinkles and verifying your identity.
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Turns out, the moon is just like some people: as it grows older it's shrinking and developing wrinkles.
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You've heard about restorative masks for your face, but what about that other vital place that shows wrinkles?
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After ironing out the wrinkles, later that week I started buying fish directly from Captains Steve and Chris.
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The original Harry Potter films added new features and wrinkles to the wizarding world with every new book.
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For your skin, this cold-pressed, 100% eco-certified, and organic oil moisturizes and smooths lines and wrinkles.
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"Eye cream prevents wrinkles and crow's feet before they start," according to Hilary, 33 from New York City.
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"We remain very hopeful that in this lame duck session whatever remaining wrinkles can be unwrinkled," Collins said.
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This partial and temporary muscle paralysis reduces the appearance of wrinkles in the forehead and around the eyes.
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And the advent of that particular technology, sadly, coincided precisely with the beginnings of wrinkles on my face.
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The matter, however, points to two interesting wrinkles that hold a lot of potential, for better or worse.
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Tiny wrinkles curling at the corners, and something not far from scorn lurking there and beside her lips.
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The wrinkles in her face and hands, her braids and her facial expressions hit so close to home.
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The website offered drugs online to treat conditions like acne, wrinkles, and eczema, and launched just weeks ago.
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Used at night, cucumber and algae extracts hydrate and soothe while bio-peptides target fine lines and wrinkles.
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Every team adds wrinkles of its own, of course, but the basis generally stays rooted in those numbers.
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What makes this material special is its ability to resist wrinkles, wick moisture, and keep your body cool.
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"It often introduces new wrinkles" is not necessarily a plot twist; it can simply be about AGING. 353A.
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The PurSteam Elite Garment Steamer produces perfect steam for 60 minutes to remove wrinkles from all your clothes.
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The PurSteam Elite Garment Steamer accomplishes two vital tasks with perfection: It removes wrinkles and makes steaming easier.
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France adjusted the gown so Van Ness could work the cameras without any wrinkles on his Siriano masterpiece.
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It still has its wrinkles to iron out, as manufacturers coalesce around the same standards within the standard.
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This was to decrease the friction between Muffy's signature vampiric robes and therefore reduce the risk of wrinkles.
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Millennials are now aging and concerned about wrinkles, shifting their focus away from color cosmetics toward skin care.
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It introduced new wrinkles to the Force, while cramming in more jokes than any "Star Wars" before it.
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"The changes you'll tend to see [as you age] are dullness; the appearance of brown spots, lines, and wrinkles; and thinner skin," says Dr. Fusco, but she adds that she's seen patients as young as 26 with sun damage and wrinkles, due to a combination of genetics and environmental stressors.
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Jo does, however, treat a number of twenty-somethings who have wrinkles and skin concerns they are unhappy with.
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They essentially look like very coarse wrinkles because of the fact that they're still attached to the bony undersurface.
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Apply sunscreen and wait for the pimples to start cropping up, or ditch it and risk melanoma and wrinkles.
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When they wanted to decrease their wrinkles, women also covered their faces in slices of raw beef before bedtime.
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Most revealing are photographs of Sudan's eyes, circled by wrinkles, which punctuate the series with a hint of life.
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While this can mildly reduce the appearance of existing static wrinkles, it could also slow their formation, Goldberg says.
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"I tell my older patients that the goal of Botox is to stop wrinkles from getting worse," he adds.
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Friedman says sun exposure, pollution, genetics, and bad habits like smoking can all contribute to the development of wrinkles.
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It's important to have something that will protect your new treasure so it endures no rips, folds, wrinkles, etc.
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I read that Khloé Kardashian sleeps on her back surrounded by pillows as a way to reduce neck wrinkles.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and it seems as though at least some of the wrinkles have been smoothed out.
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Now, she's come out with a collection designed to treat two of the biggest skin woes: acne and wrinkles.
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Dermatologist Elizabeth Tanzi, MD, tells us that there's mounting dermatological evidence that dry skin wrinkles faster than oily skin.
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The Israel-based company helps Tesla build its Autopilot driver …Read more ReadThe acquisition doesn't come without wrinkles, though.
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Other sports have wrinkles, unique scoring systems where not every "score" has the same value, like tennis and basketball.
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Glamour shots these are not: these are close-up readings of your skin's moisture levels, wrinkles, and pore size.
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So underwater peaks pull more ocean around them, creating wrinkles in the surface that can be seen from space.
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We all know the obvious cues to old age—wrinkles, age spots, sagging skin, and greying hair, for instance.
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Normalizing people who have wrinkles and dark spots via representation is a good step toward normalizing their aging skin.
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That has introduced several wrinkles to the way marketers can influence and track how consumers decide to buy something.
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And that brings us to one of the most important — albeit not totally intuitive — wrinkles of this entire story.
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"Silk wrinkles really, really easily and when I got out of the car it was completely ruined," she shares.
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In a PEOPLE exclusive first look, Priestley is unrecognizable as his character, Tony Tatterton, with grey hair and wrinkles.
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She told him, 'Don't you dare touch any one of those wrinkles, I earned every single one of them.
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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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The story is the same in DuVernay's version for Disney, but there are a couple of significant new wrinkles.
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The serum improves skin texture by evening out skin tone and reducing wrinkles, brightening complexion, and providing intense hydration.
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Iluminage makes a brilliant 'Skin Smoothing' laser that's FDA-approved and clinically proven to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
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The breed is hairless so wrinkles in their skin are super visible, which helped attribute to his famous title.
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Strolling into your first day of college with wrinkles taking over your shirt is really not a good look.
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Turns out that the moon also shrinks and wrinkles as it gets older, just like the rest of us.
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Designs of irons A variety of iron designs will allow you to have success with removing wrinkles from garments.
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This portable Travel Steamer is a pretty genius solution — removing stubborn wrinkles in just two minutes via, well, steam.
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Other than some occasional third-down wrinkles, Bradley stuck to the same predictable Cover-3 on early downs Sunday.
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A Moving Hanger, which can hold up to five items of clothing, can also "shake" out the remaining wrinkles.
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The upcoming Wrinkles The Clown documentary examines the real-life Pennywise that rose to Internet fame five years ago.
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I wiped dirt from the tarp, then laid out the flat sheet and ran my hand over the wrinkles.
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But next time you need to get a few wrinkles out of a shirt, try a fabric steamer instead.
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One day, the compact wrinkles in this embryo will become spiky black legs and a pair of long horns.
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With the introduction of each super heroine, the creative team reveals new wrinkles and dynamics we haven't seen before.
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Wrinkles and gravity can be temporarily slowed down with plastic surgery and fillers, but we are still our age.
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And they honor a play that despite its frailties and wrinkles has aged beautifully, into a burning, raving classic.
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I say "flowers," but in the kitchen, the bright red, sour wrinkles we call hibiscus aren't really the flowers.
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They tease upcoming movies, add new wrinkles to established characters, and sometimes hint at what future sequels might entail.
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I don't want to give this cathedral a face-lift," he said, promising to keep its centuries-old "wrinkles.
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There are annuals like celosia, whose velvety magenta and ivory folds look like the wrinkles of the human brain.
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But there are procedural wrinkles, and it is possible that the case will be resolved without a formal ruling.
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Twillory performance dress shirts feature a four-way stretch material that resists wrinkles, wicks moisture, and keeps you cool.
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We all change in appearance as we age, whether it's weight gain, wrinkles, gray hair or something more significant.
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The Wrinkles mask may eventually eclipse the Trump Mask or Scream Mask as the go-to mask for trolls.
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"Marriage Story" doesn't have the plot wrinkles and hard left turns of some of Noah Baumbach's last few movies.
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Rams' new wrinkles could trouble Browns Despite their efficiency, neither Sean McVay's nor Wade Phillips' schemes are particularly complicated.
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Her employer, Imogen Spurnrose (Tamzin Merchant, the original Daenerys Targaryen), wrinkles her nose at the sight of a creature.
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The pharmaceutical company Bausch Health is now selling prescription drugs online to treat conditions like acne, wrinkles, and eczema.
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They would both very much like to meet, and we support this idea, but there are a few wrinkles.
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It's previously been able to analyze aspects of your skin health, like under eye circles, spots, texture, and wrinkles.
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But there's still plenty of wrinkles to iron out on the financial front, Max Colchester of the WSJ notes.
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In those days you would sit with a single-edge razor blade scratching out wrinkles one at a time.
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"Kassardjian added that smokers are especially susceptible to developing wrinkles around their mouths, which are aptly called "smokers lines.
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That means you can wash your face, reduce wrinkles, minimize puffiness, and blend your makeup with this one device.
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The tainted product was used as a skin lightener and to remove spots and wrinkles, according to the statement.
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Sometimes when I looked at Grans, I could see the pretty girl she used to be underneath the wrinkles.
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But Mr. Pehrsson said it casts pronounced shadows across the face, particularly under your eyes, enhancing wrinkles and imperfections.
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A quick reminder for these people: "The wrinkles on your face are not there to protect you—your face just wrinkles as you age," says Seth Cohen, a practicing urologist and professor of urology at NYU Langone Health in New York, who reports that many of his patients have inquired about Scrotox.
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My wrinkles are deeper because I've spent countless sleepless nights making sure my kiddos are cared for, fed, and loved.
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It combats breakouts, fine lines, and wrinkles by increasing cell turnover and sloughing off dead skin cells in the process.
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For decades, botox injections have been used as a muscle relaxant, allowing people to temporarily get rid of facial wrinkles.
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Wrinkles are a part of her look and she doesn't see herself ever doing anything to get rid of them.
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The procedure supposedly encourages the skin to produce collagen, and it is used to treat scars, wrinkles, and stretch marks.
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He appears a decade older than his character's supposed age of 61, with his pronounced gray hairs and wrinkles, hobbling.
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More than 6,000 people submitted their pictures to have their attractiveness evaluated based on factors such as symmetry and wrinkles.
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And he keeps asking again and again why my hair is white and why I have wrinkles around my eyes.
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It gets unrivaled results when it comes to smoothing out lines and wrinkles on the forehead and around the eyes.
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I saw butts much flatter, much rounder, much higher, much lower, with more and less cellulite, wrinkles, tone, and muscle.
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This one has hydrating ingredients and a hint of luminosity, which will instantly soften the appearance of puffiness and wrinkles.
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Each mask replicates the tiniest details of a person's face, down to an eye's blood vessels and fine skin wrinkles.
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Newark, California-headquartered Revance Therapeutics is also developing a rival to Botox, which could have longer effect in treating wrinkles.
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Glossier's serums and exfoliators never even hint at wrinkles and aging, instead talking about "tired" skin and "even" skin tone.
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Grace Smith*, 28, started using the Facetune photo app a few years back to edit wrinkles out of her face.
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So Smith turned to Botox, a local injection that causes facial wrinkles to smooth out, for a real-life fix.
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Suddenly the painstaking effort I had taken to pack a suit and tie, carefully folding to avoid wrinkles, felt amateurish.
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Think glowing complexion, thicker hair, smoothed-ou wrinkles — benefits that, until now, have been restricted to lotions, creams, and injectables.
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The Oscar winner's face is beyond recognition as it's covered in wrinkles and drooping skin along with thin, white eyebrows.
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Horse oil is also a sought after beauty product in Hokkaido, where it's used to treat wrinkles, acne, and sunburns.
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I started noticing a decrease in fine lines and wrinkles about three or four months in of twice daily use.
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It promises a better future, one with fewer clogged pores and softened wrinkles and a "brightened complexion," whatever that means.
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Rodial's neck mask is designed to target wrinkles by freezing them in their tracks thanks to a cyanite dipeptide ingredient.
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I suddenly had crow's feet, slightly whiter hair, a redder face, thinner lips and eyebrows, sagging earlobes, and wrinkles galore.
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The Bobbi Brown Intensive Skin Serum Foundation smoothes fine lines and wrinkles, evens skin tone, and makes your skin glow.Pros:Cons:
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Thanks to collagen, a powerhouse protein, it minimizes fine lines and wrinkles to create the appearance of tighter, smoother skin.
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Beyond the chiselled cheekbones, outlined by a rough beard, you can see wrinkles across his forehead and beneath his eyes.
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Rejecting it entirely, Buffet painted what he observed in reality: lifeless hair, somber moods, unpleasant weather, wrinkles, and sagging flesh.
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Of course, this is merely the first release of Gboard, and I'm sure Google will eventually iron out the wrinkles.
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Currently there's no way to add wrinkles so mom and dad's avatars might look a bit too similar to yours.
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The Knicks previously had members of the coaching staff take turns going over the defensive wrinkles for each new opponent.
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These unique gameplay wrinkles makes each death feel like an iterative process towards doing just a little better next time.
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Miguel's great-grandmother, Coco, with her dark skin, deep-set wrinkles and braids, bore a striking resemblance to my grandmother.
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While older patients have typically used Botox to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, young adults see it as an accessory.
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Painters are of opinion that the motions and wrinkles in the face which serve to weep serve also to laugh.
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Given the time we've spent with these characters, the wrinkles and graying hair are a sad symbol of time lost.
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Ads featuring men and women, babies and older people, promised vibrators could do everything from eliminating wrinkles to curing tuberculosis.
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The makeup artist had bushed up Mr. Coll's eyebrows, etched wrinkles into his forehead and added bags beneath his eyes.
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In an industry that champions youth bordering on prepubescence, it sometimes takes gray hair and wrinkles to feel truly provocative.
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Getting wrinkles out of clothes is a snap with a handheld steamer, and you won't be encumbered by a cord.
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They're often packaged in plastic containers without labels or are handmade, and they're advertised to remove spots, wrinkles and blemishes.
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The technology would analyse characteristics such as wrinkles and creases along with deeper structures including veins, bones, and soft tissue.
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"Meghan Markle Is Going to Make History" by Vanessa Friedman Let your hair go gray and leave those wrinkles alone.
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I can add to this mix the role of artist as internet archeologist, forever searching for wrinkles in the web continuum.
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Instead, he says he's looking to mitigate those movement-induced wrinkles in order to slow the formation of deeper static lines.
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And while I don't want the years to rush by, I'm looking forward to many more wrinkles and gray hair together.
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All of the above ends up making an appearance on your face in the form of dark circles, puffiness, or wrinkles.
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After two weeks, the outermost surfaces began to fold inward, creating contours and wrinkles in the teeny sheet of brain cells.
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Botox, the injectable treatment known for its use in reducing fine lines and wrinkles by paralyzing the muscles responsible for them.
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And honestly, although I'd never been drawn to anti-wrinkle skincare products or treatments, I'm really into not having any wrinkles.
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We all know the importance of using anti-aging skincare, but what about protecting your lips from fine lines and wrinkles?
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UVA damage the skin at a deeper level, causing it to lose its elasticity, which leads to wrinkles and sun spots.
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The thinking is that rough fabric can give you sleep creases and therefore wrinkles; so the smoother the pillowcase, the better.
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I tried to give myself wrinkles, but that didn't have much of an effect on the AI's age and gender decision.
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But as the plan moves forward, we're seeing all sorts of new wrinkles that most observers had never even thought about.
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The formula contains peptides, niacinamide and green tea extract to moisturize and target fine lines and wrinkles around the lip area.
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Fun fact: Too much naturally occurring matrix metalloproteinases (MMP) can eat up collagen and elastin, resulting in wrinkles and sagging skin.
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It also helps to soften lines and wrinkles so it's great for anyone concerned with a stressed, tired, or aging skin.
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When I saw it, and I noticed the surface also showed wrinkles in its fabric similar to membranes, I got excited.
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I also like to use Shani Darden's Retinol Reform ($27; lasts 2912 year) on areas that are prone to develop wrinkles.
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Her teacher is an older lady with well-earned wrinkles and coarse gray hair, who dresses nondescriptly and doesn't wear makeup.
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While the A50's shot is bright and vivid, its color saturation overwhelms details like the wrinkles on the flowers' petals.
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Mix into your favorite overnight serums, use as a blemish treatment, or treat wrinkles, fine lines, stretch marks, or enlarged pores.
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Pretty soon, the touched-up photos made the Washington, DC, health coach long to "edit" her wrinkles out in real life.
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Allergan makes Botulinum toxin, or Botox, a neurotoxic protein that can be injected into the face to smooth and prevent wrinkles.
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We identify with the hosts' bodies, so unflinchingly exhibited, with all their flaws: different-size breasts, lopsided penises, wrinkles and sags.
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Wrinkles like this mean that HSBC would ultimately rely on the unspoken backing of mainland China, with its vast financial resources.
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It makes sense, sort of, considering how the heavy, triangular tool is meant to flatten out wrinkles in your favorite shirts.
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Its extensive step-by-step guides explain the serums that will lighten dark spots, prevent wrinkles, ease dark circles, and more.
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It quickly springs to full size like an umbrella when needed, with minimal wrinkles, according to the creators of the device.
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CNN's Manu Raju details how Reid's fingerprints are on a number of Nevada political wrinkles relevant to the Obamacare repeal fight.
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This lightweight, anti-aging "miracle-in-a-bottle" starts making skin look firmer and wrinkles less prominent after just seven days.
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So try packing the Ivation Small Mini Iron inside your bag, too, and you'll have the ability to remove the wrinkles.
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Their landscape is equally vast, from kids' Flintstones vitamins to the anti-aging serums the aging-conscious use on their wrinkles.
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The nourishing formula is designed to visibly improve skin texture, reduce the appearance of wrinkles, and give you a healthy glow.
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Those dots then cause new collagen development, tighten the skin, and, overall, improve the complexion, fine wrinkles, pores, and sun damage.
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Smoking can cause premature aging because of the break down of collagen Cigarette smoking can lead to wrinkles and fine lines
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Ernst & Young, which is tasked with auditing QCX, found a few wrinkles while sifting through wallets associated with the defunct exchange.
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She was driving a grey Mercedes SUV, probably has zero wrinkles or crow's feet ... but lacks ability to show facial expressions.
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Here, we have a de-aged De Niro in the trailer, wrinkles smoothened but iconic grumpy-ass frown still in tact.
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Which is why there has been such a recent boom of products aimed at repairing everything from wrinkles to split ends.
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For Mr. Nutter, it is a recollection of the doctor smoothing out the wrinkles of the white linen on his bed.
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The patients take all of these in hopes of adding muscle mass, smoothing wrinkles and reclaiming body definition and sexual vitality.
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Every December, he drops by for a general check up on his prosthetic little finger, replete with wrinkles and a nail.
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The styles range from the actor's long, natural, flowing hair and no makeup to white period wigs and drawn-on wrinkles.
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That Moroni did not add wrinkles here is testament that he could not paint what was not in front of him.
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According to Livestrong, the higher a cereal falls on the GI, the higher the chance of it causing pimples and wrinkles.
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Not that it's really over, of course: Disney and Marvel are still working out new wrinkles in the time-money continuum.
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"I truly hope I don't look like the picture," she said, noting extra wrinkles creasing her forehead and a "fatter" face.
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There are a few new wrinkles to the combat in Iceborne, meant to help mitigate the new monsters' aggression and speed.
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This essay is adapted from "Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, and Regret," by Martha C. Nussbaum and Saul Levmore.
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You polish your shoes, and your instruments, and you do what you can to get wrinkles out of upholstery-grade polyester.
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Ironing is a real hassle, but you can get the wrinkles out of your clothes much easier with a great steamer.
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This one from Bonobos is moisture-wicking and wrinkle-resistant, so he don't have to worry about wrinkles or sweat stains.
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The side-scrolling sci-fi adventure even added unique wrinkles, like glitching weapons, that gave the game its own distinct flavor.
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The handsome and much younger Ivor has none, except to look after Bennett, and to worry over his own accelerating wrinkles.
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For a crisp-looking bed, Ms. Eisen uses a hand-held steamer to rid the pillows and comforter of any wrinkles.
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The producer's face is seamed with wrinkles—he is ninety-three—but he still exudes a rescue dog's pep and gratitude.
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Strictly speaking — and leaving aside enhancements like prosthetic wrinkles and talcum-powdered hair — you don't have to play it at all.
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Michigan's critical 2020 bellwether And from CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: Every campaign is new, with wrinkles of its own.
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This brings newfound depth and desperation to numbers like "Be Our Guest," and adds new, welcome wrinkles to well-known characters.
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This gel serum starts working within minutes (you don't have to wait months for results!) to smooth out fine lines and wrinkles.
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Not only is Mr. Silj still dealing with voice immodulation syndrome, there have also been some fresh wrinkles to his life story.
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It takes into consideration skin tone, wrinkles, age spots, as well as things like thinning lips and a more jowly face shape.
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Once injected beneath the skin, Botox paralyzes the muscles of the face, which partly or completely prevents those hyperkinetic wrinkles from forming.
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Munn's final skin tip is not as traditional: "Japanese potatoes that are high in Hyaluronic Acid help keep wrinkles away," she says.
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The hands have veins and sunspots and the faint wrinkles that gather around the wrists; the nails have cuticles, pale and precise.
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When illuminated by invisible UV light, the particles glow on the skin, minimizing the appearance of wrinkles and imperfections, and neutralizing discoloration.
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One of the really hard problems we have is finding flaws in the quality of wrinkles on seats when we make them.
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Dhukai says wasabi paste is her favorite remedy for lip wrinkles and dryness, and claims that it acts as a natural enhancer.
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Antioxidants: edible sunscreens There are several ways in which foods can affect your skin, protecting you against wrinkles, sunburn and skin cancer.
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She also adds that the reiki facial can't remove issues from your life, nor can it physically remove wrinkles from your face.
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"Bakuchiol is clinically proven to rebuild new collagen, to reduce lines and wrinkles, to even skin tone and fade hyperpigmentation," Henriksen says.
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And while I don't want the years to rush by, I'm looking forward to many more wrinkles and gray hair together ❤.
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Your personal planet of love, home, and family life will help you iron out any wrinkles in your relationships, romantic and familial.
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In between, he sent texts of wanting a Shar-Pei, a type of dog known for its deep wrinkles and dark tongue.
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But there are also small wrinkles, like the show's addition of Vulcan, a God of firearms who doesn't exist in the novel.
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Despite being in my late 20s, I've counted more flecks of silver on my head than I have wrinkles on my face.
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The difference is that the Cornhuskers have had two weeks to evaluate what&aposs gone wrong and what new wrinkles might work.
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Allergan's biggest products are Botox, used to treat wrinkles and medical conditions such as migraine headaches, and Restasis to treat dry eye.
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He did so because his preferred hairstyle—a man bun—gave him no place to hide the wrinkles creeping across his forehead.
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There was another customer who used to leave shirts unclaimed for months and then complain if there were wrinkles as a result.
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Chinese photo-editing app Meitu, which means "beautify pictures" in Chinese, offers features that can remove wrinkles, smooth pores, and lengthen legs.
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And, more importantly, at what point do we need to get Olivia Pope levels of serious about fine lines, wrinkles, and hyperpigmentation?
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She says that over time, it can smooth out fine lines and wrinkles and tighten the skin for a more youthful appearance.
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One doctor testified that rubbing the skin probably made wrinkles worse, and the court asserted that continued use could cause nerve damage.
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From the front, those wrinkles are almost imperceptible, but it highlights one of the biggest concerns about bendy-screen devices: their durability.
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We all have wrinkles, and when my makeup starts seeping into my lines, that's when I know I need to get Botox.
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This treatment, however, tends to be most effective for people under 50 and those with minimal wrinkles and as a preventative measure.
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When someone is genuinely happy, their checks and the wrinkles on the sides of their eyes (crow's feet) appear engaged and lifted.
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After ironing out some wrinkles, he convinced a couple of restaurants to try out the service, making many of the deliveries himself.
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"In real life kissing is better now, but in movies I worry about the wrinkles," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue.
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"There couldn't be any wrinkles in their socks, and their shoes had to be tied just a certain way," Kathy Worland recalled.
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Beyond increasing skin cancer risk, sunburns are also preventable risk factors for premature aging including wrinkles and dark skin spots, she added.
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Some Amazon reviewers were disappointed in the heavy weight of this iron, but others like it for pressing wrinkles out of clothes.
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The magazine will now tell you only that Retinol can smooth wrinkles and fade spots, which may make you look, um, different.
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The invisible film has been successful, in small studies, at making undereye bags vanish and wrinkles disappear, as on the left above.
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It also helps that Tatum has a reputation for being a tireless worker who is always adding new wrinkles to his game.
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The Styler is a clothing care system that uses steam to refresh and sanitize your clothes, getting rid of odors and wrinkles.
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Jody Stewart: So, I'm in my late 50s, and I have definitely noticed, as the years have passed, more wrinkles, duller skin.
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Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair Retinol Cream, available at Amazon, $24.97Whether your skin-care concern is acne or wrinkles, retinol promises a fix.
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There are virtually no wrinkles on Hollywood stars or on Broadway actors; ditto for female entrepreneurs or women in the news media.
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It's often used to help subtly smooth out the fine lines and wrinkles usually found on one's forehead or around one's mouth.
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Sacramento officials said that the type of cream is used by consumers "as a skin lightener and to remove spots and wrinkles."
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A painting of a tightly framed, gaudily made-up eye has an undeniable reptilian mien in its carefully detailed sheen and wrinkles.
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Have you ever left home in a rush only to look in the mirror and see a shirt full of embarrassing wrinkles?
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FDA said the products are usually marketed as skin lighteners and anti-aging treatments that remove age spots, freckles, blemishes and wrinkles.
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Yet it's worth wondering how traditionalist Kinsella would feel about the sport's new wrinkles such as video challenges of disputed umpire calls.
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SkinCeuticals Metacell Renewal B3 is a powerful blend of ingredients that address common skin concerns like wrinkles, hyperpigmentation, and free radical damage.
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Doctors have stopped looking at wrinkles and sagging skin in isolation and are considering how volume loss in one area affects others.
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"I'm scared that because you have so many wrinkles it means you're going to die soon," Peet's daughter Frankie once told her.
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And while Airbnb still has its fair share of problems, the service has shaken out most of those wrinkles in recent years.
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He has wrinkles, white hair, arthritis, scoliosis and the hearing loss of a 63-year-old who has experienced some hard living.
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At first, this is sort of fun, a nifty jaunt between two realities that adds some compelling metaphysical wrinkles to the series.
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This way, you'll be able to stretch and flatten them out in the process of making your bed to avoid any wrinkles.
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Among the ingredients, portulaca pilosa extract and palmitoyl tripeptide-38 help to reduce fine lines and wrinkles and protect from environmental stressors.
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His uniform has been given a dark, formal look; in the original image it's light enough for wrinkles and shabbiness to show.
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John WilliamsDaily Books Editor and Staff Writer AGING THOUGHTFULLY: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, & Regret, by Martha C. Nussbaum and Saul Levmore.
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You will probably not open Nussbaum and Levmore's book, "Aging Thoughtfully: Conversations About Retirement, Romance, Wrinkles, & Regret," because its title is catchy.
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Wrinkles the Clown, out October 4, captures the strange life of a Naples, FL man whose side hustle is professionally scaring kids.
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In an interview with the Washington Post, Wrinkles recalls the time a mother asked him to scare her 12-year-old son.
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This upgraded model has a new nozzle design that distributes steam more powerfully and consistently, making it easier to remove stubborn wrinkles.
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A self-described working-class, Midwestern dork, Kenney's tale has a lot of familiar boy-makes-good-in-showbiz wrinkles to it.
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Its wrinkles unmarked, its stiffening joints made supple, its youth restored, the cell could now become any cell type in the body.
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This 215-hour delivery system with vitamin C complex brightens the skin as it minimizes fine lines and wrinkles through collagen synthesis.
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Bungie still knows how to do great FPS combat, and with this expansion they've added new wrinkles to the Destiny 2 formula.
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In fact, the observation that baby elephants don't have wrinkles in their skin led researchers to wonder why and how these form.
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The man has brown eyes, a prominent nose, a few wrinkles on his forehead, well-kept dark hair and a tight smile.
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Life is short and messy, but the project, by virtue of its mission, consistency and narrative shape, smooths out the metaphoric wrinkles.
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The book flashes forward and back, introducing wrinkles to the story we thought we already knew about Rogers and his mother, Sarah.
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On October 26, 1996, the Internet Archive began in earnest, helping to collect big statements and tiny wrinkles alike on the internet.
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This Bucks team is led by a maturing player with a superstar's hunger to add new tricks and wrinkles to his game.
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Fillers are injections used to smooth out facial wrinkles, improve the appearance of scars and treat the localized loss of fat tissue.
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After Into the Woods, it was back to the NHM for another look at the rhino wrinkles that had moved me earlier.
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Key penalties are also revealed: Darby catching a flag for humping Wrinkles, and something about Magic the chihuahua being penalized for excessive celebration.
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My acne cleared up, my combination skin became more balanced, my redness subsided, and even my fine lines and wrinkles started to fade.
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Summer is here, and with more hours under the hot sun come anxieties about burning, peeling, wrinkles, and, worst of all, skin cancer.
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Coolsculpting, for example, uses cooling panels to crystallize and remove fat cells in the tissue, while injectables like dermal fillers can mitigate wrinkles.
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"Ray Fiennes," says Bowen, who has three sons with husband Scott Phillips, as she wrinkles her face in bewilderment of her own answer.
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Six of the top 10 villains in film sport scars, deep wrinkles, and warts, according to a study published today in JAMA Dermatology.
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Why does it matter that our boy Darth Vader suffers from hair loss, facial scars, deep wrinkles, and a shadow-kissed gray complexion?
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While BMW already has the technology, he explained, there are still a lot of questions to be answered and wrinkles to iron out.
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The premise, frankly, really doesn't do this Netflix series justice, as the producers somehow keep pulling rabbits -- and unexpected wrinkles -- out of hats.
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But is spending a few hundred dollars on injections to make wrinkles disappear when you're in your 20s pointless, or good skin sense?
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The Most Requested ProceduresIn the non-invasive realm, Botox (to decrease wrinkles) and fillers (to enhance the lips or cheeks) are incredibly popular.
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Then, Mayer posted to Instagram his latest beauty tip — no, not that loneliness wards off wrinkles — and my favorite dream became a reality.
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The group was wearing Glamglow's limited-edition Gravitymud Firming Treatment in Sonic Blue — meaning they were fighting wrinkles while partying, as stars do.
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I love this moisturizer because not only does it keep my skin soft and beautiful, it also reduces the appearance of fine wrinkles.
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Her vivid blue eyes are puffy, glassy and rimmed with red, her face a connect-the-dots of sleepless nights and stress wrinkles.
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This is a setup for brands telling you it's cool to age but also not to have wrinkles, just like Neutrogena has done.
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It launched in the early 2000s as a partnership with Allergan, the manufacturer of Botox, and claimed to reduce fine lines and wrinkles.
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However, prolonged exposure to UVA rays which penetrate deeper into the skin can lead to wrinkles and can also contribute to skin cancer.
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Willis, who celebrated her birthday on Tuesday, posted a photo with a filter making her look like an older woman covered in wrinkles.
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"I couldn't find products that were luxurious and really effective and helped with you know wrinkles and all that, that were organic," said.
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The NuFace facial toning device drives the creation of collagen and elastin to combat fine lines and wrinkles for smoother, more supple skin.
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"We are having fun scaring the children," the mother of five wrote atop one photo of herself in the snow, wrinkles and all.
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It's not uncommon for 240-somethings to start getting Botox as a way to "prevent" the formation of wrinkles in the first place.
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Unfortunately for the governor, the more "mature" candidates offered plenty of dynamism of their own, even if it came packaged under more wrinkles.
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You want to carry as few bags as possible, which usually means cramming clothing until the bags are full, and producing unwanted wrinkles.
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However, a few Amazon buyers say the small iron doesn't reach high enough temperatures or produce enough steam to take out tough wrinkles.
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The face-mask enthusiast did pin point the source of some of her wrinkles, and of course shared her anecdote with her followers.
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"I think you look like a Barbie doll when they erase the wrinkles under your eyes," the former Sports Illustrated cover star says.
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"It was one of the happiest days of my life," he says, smiling, the wrinkles in his face closing on his gray eyes.
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From the buyer side the platform also aims to remove some of the wrinkles that stand in the way of seconds being utilized.
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It helps defend the fragile skin around your eyes against UVA and UVB rays which can lead to premature fine lines and wrinkles.
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Another popular myth: To moisturize skin, prevent wrinkles and produce a glowing complexion, you need to drink eight glasses of water a day.
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Her flawless skin was marred only by a similar color and not by wrinkles, even though she turned seventy-three on that day.
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But he rolled out new wrinkles in the speech, like putting a moratorium on "new agency regulations" and making child care tax deductible.
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All the really serious English cooks I know have kitchens which are 'working' spaces full of the charming chips and wrinkles of time.
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A good under-eye concealer can help neutralize the appearance of dark circles, bags, and wrinkles, leaving you looking more awake and refreshed.
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But there are still a few common misconceptions: namely, that retinol is only useful at a certain age to nix wrinkles and such.
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Dinesh Pai and his team have combined new and old tech to capture how skin folds, stretches, wrinkles, and bounces on the body.
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"This might be one of the reasons why signs of aging, like wrinkles, are delayed in darker skin," dermatologist Dr. Noor Almaani says.
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Occasionally after digging up copies of old Command Records staples, bands pick up the bliss of these sleepy sounds to add new wrinkles.
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Still, all of Iowa's best players have wrinkles and quirks in their game, and they've come together to create a truly unique team.
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Advanced Bee Venom Repairing Eye Serum Plus It's no secret that the skin around your eyes is particularly prone to sagging and wrinkles.
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Flattened out to some extent, you can still see these omnipresent wrinkles, pleats, and ripples ramifying around these paintings even from a distance.
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Watching the wrinkles and liver spots emerge on my hands as I patiently wait for my eight quid can of room temperature lager?
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There are also eminent domain wrinkles to iron out, as the government will have to purchase land from Texans to construct the project.
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More powerful than a travel steamer but still mobile enough to carry, the URPOWER Garment Steamer eliminates wrinkles faster than your average iron.
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Soon, with the Santa Monica Mountains to the left, the terrain wrinkles, and the highway rises and falls and curves with the topography.
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People say they see a difference in the lessening of wrinkles and sagging skin and in the dewiness and softness of their skin.
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It uses a form of hyaluronic acid called sodium hyaluronate crosspolymer to moisturize fine lines and wrinkles into submission and increase skin firmness.
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To finalize the package Wednesday, party leaders had to iron out a handful of stubborn wrinkles that remained after weeks of tense negotiations.
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The trailer for the documentary Wrinkles the Clown was recently released, and it features a real-life clown eerily similar to It's Pennywise.
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The notion of governments being suspicious of a messianic personality -- and the effects of modern mass media -- add intriguing wrinkles to the series.
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The 1403-member cast singing about the Age of Aquarius is distinct for its abundance of unapologetic wrinkles, dad bods and artificial joints.
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In Korea, beauty routines are more focused on prevention rather than treating issues like acne or wrinkles, Target explained in its blog post.
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"We all have skin, wrinkles, stretch marks and cellulite, but that can't hold us back from living or define who we are," she said.
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Aging is still very much a threat to most women, and not just for the wrinkles and bags and bikini modeling end-of-days.
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Perez also said the team is unsure whether the new product could combat other skin issues, like wrinkles, post-pimple hyperpigmentation, or even blackheads.
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The vitamin C brightens and helps even skin tone, while the retinol helps firm, tone, and smooth the look of fine lines and wrinkles.
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Since his knockout loss to Michael Johnson in late 2016, Poirier has calmed down a little and added some nicer wrinkles to his striking.
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Niacinamide brightens skin while adenosine — present in the maximum limit allowed in a formula — combats wrinkles and helps skin regenerate for a youthful appearance.
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Though collagen is a protein found in bones, it is most commonly known for being an ingredient in skin cream, often to prevent wrinkles.
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Ruven Afanador for NewBeauty Aging in the spotlight is often approached in two ways: Embracing the fine lines and wrinkles or delaying their onset.
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As we age, however, our natural levels of hyaluronic acid slowly deplete, leading to dullness, loss of "bounce" in the skin, and deepening wrinkles.
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Gateway TreatmentWhen a guy comes in for a cosmetic consult, we'll talk about hair loss, his jawline, his wrinkles, and discoloration on the face.
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This silk sleep mask is made from mulberry silk that's cool to the touch, hypoallergenic, and works to prevent eye wrinkles and dry skin.
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Blown up to presentation size for a recent talk, he could see the wrinkles in his father's skin, and the microstructure of the bone.
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At their best, derma rollers plump skin, make wrinkles less noticeable, improve skin texture, and help with discoloration — but they're not all created equal.
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We all know the toll that too much sunshine, alcohol, and junk food can take on our complexion; think wrinkles, age spots, sagging skin.
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And having more natural melanin also means that darker-skinned people tend to develop fewer wrinkles and are less at risk of skin cancer.
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South by Southwest The marijuana industry is picking up as legalization sweeps the country, but there are still some wrinkles to be ironed out.
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We do not owe the world thinness, or smooth skin, free of wrinkles and stretch marks, or a mouth full of straight white teeth.
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Every time your character dies, they "age" by a year, their stiff video-game-character hair slowly graying and flinty face webbing with wrinkles.
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The Daily Mail reports that Nong Guang, 41, of Thailand, received fillers two years ago to reduce the appearance of wrinkles on her forehead.
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As the computer program combs through these "training data," it begins to draw a connection between older faces and an increased likelihood of wrinkles.
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In addition to creating the illusion of makeup on the face, it can add wrinkles, light, and shadow in a way that looks seamless.
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The software would be able to make "perceived imperfections," such as "skin blemishes, wrinkles, discolorations, [and] uneven surfaces" less noticeable, according to the filing.
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Only 24% of the women surveyed said they were currently concerned about wrinkles or lines, while a mere 17% had fears about sun damage.
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Emer: With surgical face-lifts, you get a lot of skin tightening, you get contouring of the face, and you get improvement of wrinkles.
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And under his iconic helmet, Darth Vader in 1980's The Empire Strikes Back had scars, deep wrinkles and dark circles around his eyes.
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The evil queen from 1938's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs also had several skin issues, including an enlarged red nose and wrinkles.
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So the grandmother got an ironing board and smoothed out the wrinkles in the flag, which has stripes of pink, dark blue and purple.
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It also reduces the likelihood of wrinkles and keeps skin hydrated overnight by absorbing less of the moisturizer in her skin as she sleeps.
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The Clinique Smart Custom-Repair Serum is full of excellent anti-aging ingredients that will lessen the appearance of wrinkles and improve your skin.
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The scientists found that elephant skin channels are not just folds or wrinkles, but actual fractures in the animal's brittle outermost layer of skin.
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Snail slime has also been a popular component in many Korean beauty products, because it reportedly improves skin imperfections like scars, wrinkles and acne.
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For example, in the Colonial era "women applied bacon to their faces to avoid wrinkles," which sounds a lot smarter than Botox: no needles.
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Usually, pressure or direct contact with the wrinkled fabrics is not required as the high heat of the steam is what removes the wrinkles.
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TL;DR: The Infini Sonic Therapy Neck Device is on sale for $69.99, saving you a whopping $530 and a whole lot of wrinkles.
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The Shiseido Benefiance WrinkleResist24 Pure Retinol Express Smoothing Eye Mask contains a Vitamin-A derivative that helps reduce signs of wrinkles or fine lines.
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Even the most effective formulas won&apost totally diminish wrinkles, but it&aposs a fact that well-moisturized skin looks younger, plumper, and smoother.
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Wrinkles and folds in the leather went untouched in an effort to show that the handbag hasn't gone unused, according to the press release.
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Those wrinkles were some of the many that have emerged from interviews with people briefed on the agreement since it was completed late Wednesday.
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She'd purchased the cream -- Pond's Rejuveness from Mexico that had been tainted with methylmercury after its manufacturing -- through friends to erase blemishes and wrinkles.
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The casts are exact reproductions that capture wrinkles, scars, veins, fingernails and the other odd, quirky features that make hands as distinctive as faces.
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The human brain is so powerful not because it is so large — but because the wrinkles on it give it a large surface area.
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Over time, our skin suffers damage (mostly from sun exposure and lifestyle choices such as smoking), which leads to wrinkles, dark spots, and even tumors.
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This technique uses wrinkles in the fabric of space-time, or wormholes : pieces of the fabric that fold over to connect two otherwise-distant points.
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"Women have more important things to do in 2016 than spend a single other minute worried about our wrinkles or the acceptability of our thighs."
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"He only asked for some wrinkles that give him a certain expression to his face when he laughs to be changed," the Madeira native added.
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A couple of years back Eddie Bravo, then well into his forties, rematched the equally aged Royler Gracie and showed all kinds of new wrinkles.
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It's easier to wash my face in the shower, but I read it causes wrinkles because the water is usually too hot for your face.
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Turns out, some of the craziest sounding beauty ingredients and treatments (you know, like injecting a neurotoxin called Botox to relax wrinkles?) are actually legit.
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From the looks of the video, strategically-placed highlights and darker tones can create the visual effect of onscreen wrinkles, without the use of prosthetics.
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I was occasionally forced to open my eyes and acknowledge my handsome surgeon, and couldn't help but notice his lack of freckles, wrinkles, or imperfections.
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Apply it daily under your moisturizer and makeup to protect your skin from pollutants and to improve the look of wrinkles, spots, and fine lines.
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It still takes a few seconds, but the result is a virtual model that has every detail intact, from hairstyle to wrinkles in a shirt.
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If you know a new grad who hangs her clothes in the bathroom while they shower to combat wrinkles, upgrade her to a real steamer.
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It helps reduce the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, plus thanks to the addition of African birch, stressed, aging skin feels and looks rejuvenated.
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Interacting unpredictably with the oil, the Dartek film has become a network of exaggerated wrinkles like the craquelure on the surface of an old painting.
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The perfect skin type to target would be anyone with early fine lines and wrinkles, or skin that is starting to lose its lustre/glow.
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"Studies show that vitamin A can be very effective at boosting collagen production, which as we know reduces fine lines and wrinkles," Dr. Brodsky says.
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"He only asked for some wrinkles to be changed, that give him a certain expression in his face when he's about to laugh," explained Santos.
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The curvature scan can estimate the height deviation of the cloth surface, while the discontinuity scan can effectively detect sharp surface features, such as wrinkles.
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"Like finger skin, whenever part of the film is exposed to moisture, it swells slightly, generating wrinkles," said Luyi Sun, Ph.D., who led the research.
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In mainland Europe, the quality of state education is generally high, so the private sector tends to play a smallish role—though there are wrinkles.
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Women have more important things to do in 2016 than spend a single other minute worried about our wrinkles or the acceptability of our thighs.
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In the second round, Ramos showed off the many wrinkles of his ground game, controlling the fight on the ground and almost securing an armbar.
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Blast through tough wrinkles with the iron's steam-burst button, or use the spray mist button when you need to be a bit more delicate.
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Packed with antioxidants, this anti-aging moisturizer helps minimize the appearance of fine lines, free radical damage, and deeper wrinkles, all while fighting dry skin.
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Bacillus subtilis cells form wrinkles about 33 nanometres (billionths of a metre) apart—so that was the separation of the ridges imposed on the graphene.
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Aging stinks and most people hate it, which means there has never been any lack of products that claim to combat wrinkles and saggy skin.
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"I've talked about this before, and I still stand by it: Japanese potatoes that are high in hyaluronic acid help keep wrinkles away," she says.
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In some Asian countries, not only do many women fear wrinkles caused by ultraviolet rays, but they also want to be as pale as possible.
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Like other viral beauty hacks, this trend could potentially be dangerousAccording to dermatologists, the eyelash-glue hack can cause problems ranging from irritation to wrinkles.
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A new documentary called "Wrinkles the Clown" highlights a creepy real-life job of a clown who was hired by parents to scare a child.
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Or when someone laughs with one too many wrinkles around their eyes, it's likely a sign your joke probably wasn't all that funny to her.
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She seems unable to move her eyebrows, left to emote solely with her eyelids and the few remaining wrinkles on the sides of her nose.
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As the years have passed and the wrinkles have started to set in, it can be difficult to know what to think about Green Day.
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Blue targets acne-causing bacteria; red stimulates the creation of collagen and elastin to decrease fine lines and wrinkles; pink boosts the skin's repair function.
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Gail: Yeah, you don't need a political consultant to tell people who work on TV that the new technology is bad for people with wrinkles.
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Nicetown claims its curtains will block 85-99% of the light from outside, plus they are thermal-insulated, soundproof, and resistant to stains and wrinkles.
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In the passenger seat, I spent hours staring at my father's wrinkles, and listening to the soft melodies of my mother's snores in the back.
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But fresh wrinkles on the classics were growing rare, while new ramen-yas came along so fast it was getting hard to keep them straight.
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Due to some of its contents, soy can cause hormonal imbalances that lead to acne, redness, and wrinkles, particularly in people who identify as women.
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Suitable for any skin type, it works to reduce the appearance of wrinkles, fine lines, sun spots, and rosacea through its NASA LED light therapy.
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DeFazio reiterated his support for the development of drone technology, but warned of a future without drones at all if the wrinkles aren't ironed out.
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Shiseido Co gained more than 4 percent after the cosmetics maker said Japan's health ministry approved the effectiveness of a substance that helps minimise wrinkles.
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Bulging eyes, gaping mouths, warts, wrinkles, and other disembodied expressions or body parts are arranged in elaborate configurations that are at once delightful and disconcerting.
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This exercise helps to smooth out wrinkles on your upper eyelids, lift your eyebrows and smooth out the vertical lines between the brows. 1. Smile.
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"I just think the caucus system throws wrinkles in it," said Mr. Trump, who finished second to Senator Ted Cruz of Texas in the Iowa caucuses.
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The kids who sneaked Game Boys under their desk in the '90s now have wrinkles and mortgages, but the games themselves have been preserved in amber.
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The special formula contains 10 ppm of medical-grade EGF — a protein that promotes cell regeneration — to target wrinkles and brighten skin at the cellular level.
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The photos appear to show Miss Sassy scoring a touchdown, Wrinkles the shar-pei lying aimlessly at midfield, and Darby winning a takeaway battle with Timon.
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The internet noticed:Normally, FaceApp is used to make friends do a smile in a sad photo, or add old man wrinkles to a fresh-faced twentysomething.
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Then I'd measure who gets the most cancer, heart disease, who dies the soonest, who has the worst wrinkles, who's the most clever, and so on.
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And, research over the past 30 years has shown that retinol can tackle a ton of dermatological concerns, including acne, wrinkles, and rough or discolored skin.
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Earlier this month the state government of Uttar Pradesh proposed making medicines with their urine, which is rumoured to cure cancer, eliminate wrinkles and prevent ageing.
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Once the wrinkles have been identified, the algorithm plots an efficient path for a standard clothes iron to follow in order to smooth them all out.
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A photo editing app has introduced a few new wrinkles to the faces of celebrities — and to the ongoing discussion around personal digital security, NBC reports.
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"Visible anti-aging benefits, such as the improvement of the appearance of lines and wrinkles, loss of firmness, and brightens skin's complexion," reads one bullet point.
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"Experimental results show that using our wrinkle analysis algorithm, our robot is able to iron the cloth surface and effectively remove the wrinkles," write the team.
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If the phone fell into a toilet, permanent wrinkles would form on the label in any desired shape (such as the chemical formula for water, "H2O").
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To me, that means I'm happy a lot, but the wrinkles between my eyebrows reminded me of stress or working a lot out in the sun.
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You have to just live a happy life without worrying too much about what people think because worrying is only going to give you more wrinkles.
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You won't have to deal with the cotton tugging at your skin, causing premature wrinkles, or causing friction to your hair that could ruin your blowout.
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Avobenzone absorbs the former, which accounts for about 95 percent of the UV radiation that reaches Earth and also penetrates the skin more deeply (yikes, wrinkles!).
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Erbium lasers are great for skin resurfacing, helping to bust acne scars, fine lines, and wrinkles; they are a better option for all skin tones, too.
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If I had a dollar for every time someone asked me what the best cream for getting rid of wrinkles is, I'd probably have around... $50.
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It has some interesting wrinkles, too: Peter and Mary Jane have broken up, and his day job is no longer a photographer at The Daily Bugle.
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You could be a stone-cold fox and still only notice your scars, wrinkles, and that random dark spot on the underside of your left knee.
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Good news for anyone worried about wrinkles: Scientists say they have created a film that works like a "second skin," returning youthful elasticity to older faces.
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To avoid the pitfalls of incremental sun exposure (skin cancer, wrinkles, age spots, a blotchy complexion, and loose skin), I adopted a good mineral body sunscreen.
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Using skin conditions like scars and wrinkles for movie villains dates back to the early days of filmmaking, Croley and her colleagues write in JAMA Dermatology.
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Collar Perfect also has flip-out wings, making the iron flat and able to be used on any wrinkles a little too far from the edge.
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The agency also notes that it has not approved liquid silicone or silicone gel for injection to fill wrinkles or augment tissues anywhere in the body.
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Women's champion Angelique Kerber will be hoping to iron out some of the wrinkles that have affected her first two rounds when she faces Kristyna Pliskova.
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My personal favorite sunblock is an SPF 30 by Amore Pacific; it's non-comedogenic and moisturizing enough to help keep fine lines and wrinkles at bay.
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As if achieving those perfect creases wasn't enough of a draw, the FoldiMate also features a steam cleaner to remove any wrinkles during the folding process.
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Notice the shades of dark purple, the wrinkles, twirl it in their fingers, listen to the sound it makes as it's squeezed, sniff it, he'd suggest.
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He can be a useful player fairly quickly, but to be a great one would require ironing out quite a few wrinkles and keeping him healthy.
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It's unclear how this series will reconcile the two takes on Hawkeye and whether that means adding a few new wrinkles to his relationship with Bishop.
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Skin Deep These days many makeup artists are less likely to talk about hiding a woman's age and wrinkles than about playing up her individual gifts.
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I have no idea their intended purpose, but it has an illustration of a shark on the front, and I've never seen a shark with wrinkles.
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Look into history and see the piercing eyes of James Madison, with wiry gray hair and a tributary of wrinkles along his brow, staring stiffly back.
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The November 2019 update for Google's Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL might smooth out one the biggest wrinkles from its launch a few weeks ago.
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So it's a solution for people who suffer from spots and wrinkles that don't require any surgery, only simple application of products, serums on your skin.
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There are a few potential wrinkles, including whether the House can secure testimony from Bolton, Kupperman or other witnesses that could help fill in some gaps.
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Long-term effects are not the focus, but rather short-term benefits like depuffing, reducing the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, and minimizing dark circles.
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I recommend rotating with a more potent anti-aging cream every other night if you&aposre looking to majorly improve or prevent fine lines and wrinkles.
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The cast elevates the material, with meaty wrinkles for Jordana Spiro and Julia Garner as two of the locals drawn deeper and deeper into Marty's orbit.
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Plus, a lit-from-within (not lit-from-highlighter) vibe typically calls upon products with dewy finishes — something that can only serve to amplify baby's first wrinkles.
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For example, you always have a built-in glow, rarely suffer from annoying dry patches, and some even believe that producing more oil might help prevent wrinkles.
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Before the frozen pizza is ready, though, Kayla Jo makes Aimee cry by telling the Alabama native that she should stop smoking cigarettes because it causes wrinkles.
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Yet even with some elaborate new wrinkles, before it's over the launch betrays the inherent challenge in teasing out this sort of murderous cat-and-mouse game.
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In large doses, it will kill you; in tiny doses delivered via a slim needle, however, it will freeze your facial muscles to temporarily smooth out wrinkles.
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I don't love this about being 5, but I have to say I'm happier and more confident now versus 21480.84 years ago when I had no wrinkles.
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All of the pores, wrinkles, ear hair, and other imperfections that you subconsciously disregard when engaged with a person face-to-face become magnified in a photo.
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They want to be subtly targeted, says Mr Uotani, rather than being reminded of their age through, say, adverts using someone advanced in years or with wrinkles.
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Roughly speaking, it meant entering with a lead of three or fewer runs and finishing the game without relinquishing it, though there were a few additional wrinkles.
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If you want to avoid skin cancer and delay the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles, you and your SPF should be in a loving, committed partnership.
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Photos of actresses with visible wrinkles (gasp!) or other signs of having lived for more than a couple decades are criticized and coupled with age-shaming comments.
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Obviously, you've heard that too much sun sucks for your skin — from the immediate issue of sunburns to long-term problems such as wrinkles and skin cancer.
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Everyone knows that not removing your eye makeup at the end of each day is a big faux pas — unless you want wrinkles and premature crows feet.
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Start by checking out your older self, wrinkles and all, with FaceApp — just be sure to do it safely so you don't give up valuable personal data.
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Portable steamer If you know a new grad who hangs her clothes in the bathroom while they shower to combat wrinkles, upgrade her to a real steamer.
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Rogers' exit and Christie's demotion are the latest wrinkles in a transition process that's gotten off to a rocky start following Trump's unexpected election victory last week.
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While the core of the show is the underbelly of suburbia, there are enough wrinkles in the presentation to transport the viewer to a more enigmatic domain.
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Big Beauty says you can love yourself after you freeze off your fat, acid-burn away your wrinkles, and take pills to thicken your sorry-ass eyelashes.
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The giveaways come when one notices a crease on a sharp edge where two sides meet, and gentle, undulating wrinkles along the edge, characteristic of glued paper.
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But nothing in the travel-ban cases has been procedurally straightforward, and the fact that we're coming up on the court's summer recess has added additional wrinkles.
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Antioxidants protect against free radical damage, which is a form of oxidative stress that amplifies aging effects on both the body (wrinkles, heart disease) and mind (Alzheimer's).
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In the first round against Portland, the Blazers were carved up by various wrinkles off this scheme, and all the space it grants Davis to operate in.
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Acids. When used in skin care, these are the exfoliating ingredients that make skin fresh and glowy, and can treat and even prevent acne, wrinkles, and spots.
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Even if the trade market is stagnant, that doesn't mean whatever decisions made by the teams listed above (and so many more) aren't tied to fascinating wrinkles.
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CRÈME DE LA CRÈME This multipurpose beauty balm from Dr. Jackson's truly does it all: nourishes lips and cuticles, strengthens hair and eliminates wrinkles and fine lines.
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Kubo's costumes are similarly individually rigged in hidden layers, with latticeworks of wires and weights to let them hold consistent folds and wrinkles through months of handling.
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At age 67, he wears his heart on his sleeve, and his life story is written in the wrinkles of his face—but he's no old man.
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It's hardly a serious setback for McConnell — Kavanaugh's record contains nothing to discomfort him — but it does again expose the difficult wrinkles in the Trump-McConnell relationship.
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Not only can leaving your makeup on overnight clog your pores and cause breakouts, it can accelerate the aging process, leaving you with dull skin and wrinkles.
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Peptides, amino acids, and the Retinatural Complex work together to support the skin's moisture barrier, improve hydration and radiance, diminish the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles.
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Of the American Film Institute's top 10 American film villains, most had skin conditions like scars, excessive hair loss, abnormal skin color and deep wrinkles, researchers found.
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Find me a man leafing through a magazine that tells him to upturn his collar to hide his neck wrinkles, and I will upturn it for him.
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We nod and agree that we should embrace our wrinkles while quietly understanding that none of us, individually, want to be the one who actually looks old.
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Kenny's production takes on some new wrinkles care of some famous friends, Baauer shows up to make "Cheat Code" and "Big Titties" feel capable of toppling skyscrapers.
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Why not just bathe in my own self-satisfaction as Guy Who Didn't Fall For It till my skin wrinkles and falls off, no harm no foul?
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The Camembert's soft, bloomy rind wrinkles like an old knuckle and turns a rusty orange in places, following the pattern of the surface where it was rested.
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It begins to accumulate the grooves and wrinkles that connote either lengthening years or deepening character, depending on your viewpoint, and also starts, almost invariably, to sag.
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Hand-washed clothing, especially silk, often dries with some wrinkles or crunchiness, but a once-over with a steamer will quickly bring back its suppleness and luster.
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" It said this policy was "not limited to: disformatted face, fangs, lack of front teeth, senior people with too many wrinkles, obvious facial scars, or facial deformities.
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I needed the added wrinkles in my face, the gray at the temples, so the audience feels the weight of a career that's come to an end.
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In December 2019, Amazon patented technology that would allow the company to identify individuals via their handprint, by detecting unique identifiers like wrinkles, creases, and bone structure.
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Pros: Travel-friendly, sanitizing features, works on a variety of materials, dual-voltage, lightweightCons: Steam may not be strong enough to get out tough wrinkles, small reservoir
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Are we better off for knowing that we're having a bad hair day, or that there are wrinkles on our faces where there never used to be?
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It is jarring and painful—a close up shot of his face, lined with wrinkles that don't seem to match his boyish bravado in the previous scenes.
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Add in wrinkles like jet and orbit motion, sift blocks and arc releases, and you get explosive runs (plus more elements to feature in play-action concepts).
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Clarisonic cleansing brushes provide your skin with exfoliation that's gentle enough to not damage your skin but tough enough to remove dead skin and smooth out wrinkles.
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"My hands were much less attractive because of all the wrinkles," said Ms. Perry, 57, an owner and president of Marisa Perry Atelier in Manhattan's West Village.
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But we're not just talking about smoothing wrinkles, removing blemishes, or whitening teeth — these new apps do all that, and then they'll actually apply makeup to your selfie.
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The organ might even help explain why our skin wrinkles or our limbs become less flexible as we age, and why tattoos stay as permanent as they do.
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With 40 unique motions and a new proprietary silicon skin that can replicate complex wrinkles, this is one of the finest examples of futuristic facial expressions we've seen.
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Take one look at them, and it's clear that something must be working to give them minimal wrinkles and plump skin, two supposed byproducts of ingesting the protein.
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Its most famous drug is Botox, which is used to treat muscle spasms and migraines but is also commonly used as a cosmetic agent to reduce skin wrinkles.
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If you know a new grad who hangs his clothes in the bathroom while he showers in an effort to combat wrinkles, upgrade him to a real steamer.
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Skin that might have wrinkles and cellulite, because the beauty industry has stopped using scare tactics to pressure women into buying hundreds of dollars worth of miracle creams.
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Chief among those assets is Allergan's Botox, a purified form of botulinum toxin that paralyzes muscles, smoothing frown lines and wrinkles in the forehead and around the eyes.
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Further modifications designed to increase diversity—like introducing rare coat colors, making the body smaller, or adding more wrinkles to the coat—won't improve the situation, argues Pederson.
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This steamer will help grads get tough wrinkles out of their clothes, and it's more convenient than an iron — just run the steamer over clothes as they're hanging.
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Set the suction level, pull your skin taut, and move the blackhead vacuum around your problem areas in a circular motion to remove blackheads and even smooth wrinkles.
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"Its star ingredient is turmeric, which has been shown to have anti-inflammatory and brightening benefits, making it useful for treating everything from acne to wrinkles," he says.
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Many aging actresses gripe about the lack of interesting roles available to middle-aged women and beyond, as if one's ability to be interesting ceases once wrinkles develop.
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But there were a few wrinkles in between, notably Dylan winning the Nobel Prize in Literature — another sign that aging into your 70s doesn't necessarily diminish artistic relevance.
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The treatment, which is said to reduce the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles, sun damage, uneven skin pigmentation, scarring and stretch marks, can cost an average of $4,000.
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He looks a bit like Christopher Walken—extra-large forehead, thin but well-defined lips, blue eyes hooded with wrinkles, and a head full of silver-gray hair.
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Allergan (AGN) plans to move ahead with testing of Botox, best known for helping smooth wrinkles, as a treatment for depression, despite barely missing expectations of a study.
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By painting onto photos with a spray gun, retouchers would effectively make skin — full of pores, wrinkles, freckles, bumps, and lines — into a surface as smooth as paint.
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Either they refuse to believe the data on rising temperatures (2015 set a new record), or they try to find wrinkles in the data to deny the trend.
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But "Cobra Kai" certainly exceeds expectations, and it's impressive how organically the show establishes this latest set of wrinkles, augmented by Technicolor flashbacks to events from the past.
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Estee Lauder Advanced Night Repair Eye Serum Synchronized Complex II is an all-in-one eye serum that helps decrease the appearance of dark circles, puffiness, and wrinkles.
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Febreze Clothing Odor Eliminator is a super-fine dry mist that traps odors and helps release wrinkles without overwetting fabrics, so you can spray and go more quickly.
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That could introduce some wrinkles in the U.K.'s relationship with the rest of Europe — at risk of fracture as other nations weigh "leave" referendums of their own.
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Thompson said he typically sticks to the standard Team Deathmatch mode, but each new "Call of Duty" introduces new weapons, new maps, and new wrinkles to the game.
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Their benefits include reducing fine lines and wrinkles by increasing collagen production, improving skin color by stimulating new blood vessels, and fading age spots and softening rough patches.
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The X Suit's two color options and multiple sizes give you the variety you need and you can literally stuff it into a bag without worrying about wrinkles.
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His tattoo of a laurel wreath by the side of his eye—where cholos normally have a teardrop to show that they have killed somebody—wrinkles a bit.
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BotoxBotox temporarily paralyzes muscles, so while elsewhere in the world it's used for getting rid of wrinkles, in Korea, it's known for its powers of shrinking jaw muscles.
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As you know, all that stress and lack of sleep catches up to you, showing up first and foremost on your face: undereye bags, acne, and, eventually, wrinkles.
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Sometimes what looks at first like the weathered wrinkles of a wise man is really just a layer of grime that you could spray off with a hose.
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The fabric wrinkles very easily though — even during regular washing and drying — but we don't mind since we're not really looking at our bed sheets when we're sleeping.
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In "Aging Thoughtfully," published in 2017, she and the legal scholar Saul Levmore, a colleague at Chicago, traded ruminations on wrinkles, retirement communities, late-life romance and colonoscopies.
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Lyte Wireless LED Light Therapy Handheld Device Looking for a less invasive way to penetrate your skin's surface and fight off unwanted skin issues like acne and wrinkles?
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Both teams use lots of different wrinkles, secondary actions, and misdirections, but the staple of each offense is the pick-and-roll with elite shooters around the arc.
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Bob Menendez faces an imminent corruption trial with big political implications; Google and Walmart team up to challenge Amazon; the British government tries to iron out Brexit wrinkles.
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This, we were told by the labor and delivery nurses, was the secret ingredient in many creams meant to fight wrinkles and other age-related maladies afflicting women.
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No manager has pushed them aside for younger models, perhaps because they're tenured academics, or therapists whose wrinkles equal wisdom, or the other select few with job security.
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Is he, as the legend goes, a senior citizen who dresses as the clown to "have a little fun before I die," as Wrinkles told local Florida news?
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This simplest of smoothies, fairly thick, deliciously tart-sweet and fragrant, makes no claims of enhancing your immune system, ridding your face of wrinkles or saving your marriage.
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An Everlane dress that was supposed to be wrinkle-free has been the bane of my existence, as it both wrinkles and shows pit stains with shocking clarity.
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My mom did that from when she was my age until present day and that woman is gorgeous with FEW wrinkles and I aspire to live that life.
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This mini steamer is small enough to fit into even the smallest of dorm rooms, and is perfect for smoothing out wrinkles on first-day-of-school-outfits.
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Some companies do send out completed products for clinical testing, so they can make claims like "reduces 30% of wrinkles in 60 days" or whatever, but that's rare.
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Dark takes this quintessential time travel paradox and cubes it, adding so many paradoxes and logic wrinkles that keeping track of them all can give you a headache.
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These folks never fall victim to wrinkles or frays, hang on to knitwear season after season, and — perhaps most jealousy-inducing of all — keep their white sneakers perfectly unscuffed.
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" Secondly: "Much smaller, micro-needles are inserted into frown lines and wrinkles, causing a micro-trauma that stimulates the body to produce collagen to gently fill out the line.
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She's not only telling us how to do so happily (and gracefully) in her latest book, she's also showing us by embracing her wrinkles in a makeup-free selfie.
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This explains why Kim literally blows out the fuse of her van so she can have her glam squad blow dry away any and all wrinkles from her dress.
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The key word here is "blur" — while it has some fabulous long-term benefits, it also immediately makes your wrinkles look less pronounced thanks to ingredients like palm oil.
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According to her, using 90% of the space inside a suitcase will decrease the opportunity for wrinkles and allow room for that souvenir you know you're going to want.
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Not only does the handy oil promote eyebrow, lash, and hair growth, but it also moisturizes skin and helps reduce the look of acne, blemishes, fine lines, and wrinkles.
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McAree tweeted that the owner of a lucky bulldog, affectionately named Mr. Wrinkles, rented out a private area just for the drooling birthday boy and his tail-wagging guests.
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For example, free radicals cause damage to proteins including collagen and elastin, which can lead to fine lines, wrinkles, sagging, loss of elasticity and brown spots, according to Katta.
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So this isn't a one-shot deal—it's something you'd need to do at least a couple of times per year, just like if you were treating forehead wrinkles.
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There aren't conclusive studies that getting Botox can "train" muscles and actually prevent wrinkles, but some practitioners, including Levy, say there is anecdotal evidence that this is the case.
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He also plumped up her top lip with a different filler, and then injected Botox into her forehead to paralyze the muscles as a preventive measure against developing wrinkles.
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These legal wrinkles are one reason governments would rather have an institution like the University of Surrey back a mission, which at 15 million euros is cheap, Forshaw said.
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While it did a decent job of removing obvious makeup, like lipstick and mascara, it inexplicably made my skin puffier and blotchier and created wrinkles that don't actually exist.
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Tangdou Guangchang Wu ("Jelly Bean Square Dance"), which started out posting dance videos (with filters to iron out wrinkles), aspires to be a one-stop shop for the old.
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Just watch these young NBA Draft picks struggle mightily to identify what rap group Andre 3000 and Big Boi were in together ... it'll get ya right in the wrinkles.
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Here's the drill: The meme involves a person first addressing the camera in their Sunday-vegging-on-the-couch best (think glasses, zit cream, PJs, and even fake wrinkles).
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There are some new wrinkles here, compared to previous Far Cry games: for the first time in the history of the series, the enemies you face are American citizens.
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But there's reason to believe that the perception of hyaluronic acid as a panacea for dryness and wrinkles is vastly overstated — and, when used incorrectly, it can actually backfire.
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With women scrutinized for their looks on the daily, be it in news, advertising, or social media, it's no wonder we obsess over wrinkles and perfect beach waves alike.
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It works in three minutes: The lactic acid is fast-working on my (many) lines and wrinkles, and I am well on the road to clawing back my years.
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Then there was the fact that my face had gained weight, that I have wrinkles developing on my forehead, that my nose was bigger than I thought it was.
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Its bread and butter is juxtaposing before-and-after images of celebrity Photoshops, implied surgical transformations, and red carpet close-ups that show evidence of stars' pores and wrinkles.
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Then again, part of the problem -- having seen seven episodes -- is that "Four Weddings" feels like it telegraphs its key beats, straining to find wrinkles to prolong the drama.
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But damage from UVA and UVB rays are a major contributor to wrinkles and other skin conditions that can make you appear a lot older than you really are.
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Look for heavier fabrics like wool (or tropical wool, if you live somewhere warm), and try bunching it in your hand to see if it wrinkles easily (it shouldn't).
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You're selling us an ideal, a body shape, a problem with our wrinkles, a problem with aging, a problem with gravity, a problem with any kind of body fat.
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And honestly, I think fine lines and wrinkles — I know it sounds so lame because I'm not ancient — but still in your early 30s you start to see things.
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"The idea came about several years ago when we were looking for a way to analyze wrinkles," Dr. Robb Akridge, the brand's co-founder and president, tells us exclusively.
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I've been using LightStim for Wrinkles for about two months now and have noticed gradual but definite changes in my skin — from fewer fine lines to less active acne.
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Touch in Sol No Poreblem Primer, $18, available at SephoraThis silky primer helps to diminish the appearance of pores and wrinkles, and serves as a great foundation for makeup.
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Jason Emer: The plasma fibroblast device is one of the newest noninvasive aesthetic treatments to use energy on the skin very focally to help improve wrinkles, pores, and complexion.
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Some may find the premise a little off-putting — the girl seems old enough to be told not to pry into people's wrinkles — and Nana's life contains few surprises.
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But wrinkles have a way of making women disappear one crease at a time, and Doris, who's in mourning when the movie opens, has done her part to vanish.
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Horford's vision will allow a few nightmarish wrinkles to sneak into Boston's playbook, and the ATO backdoor lobs will force opposing coaches to wrap a wall around the basket.
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The company is armed with its top-selling Botox drug, known for smoothing wrinkles, but it also had a busy deal-making 2016, announcing at least a dozen deals.
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I like to carry a box of supplies and in this case I chose black and white ink, black gouache and brown watercolor to try to capture these wrinkles.
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You'll also need a place to hang it and strong lighting aimed at the screen to keep shadows and fabric wrinkles from showing up as blotches in your video.
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To get there, they had to iron out a small handful of stubborn wrinkles that threatened to sink the entire package — disagreements that were finally resolved late Friday evening.
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But here, as with many other aspects of the migration story, her investigation both deepens our understanding of what we think we know and adds new complexities and wrinkles.
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Most under-eye masks purport to do similar things: make you look more awake, temporarily smooth-out puffy eyes and wrinkles to help with makeup application, and soothe irritation.
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It says it used a combination of 3D and 4D scanning to generate textures and realistic movement for the character, complete with micro surface details like wrinkles and pores.
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Doctors and lawmakers have also said they suspect Park underwent procedures to reduce facial wrinkles, but none of the doctors known to have treated her have confirmed performing them.
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I'm going by secondhand info here, but I think I can tell you a few new wrinkles to expect once you go back to the halls of Dunder Mifflin.
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One of his novel treatments — injecting tiny droplets of liquid silicone in the skin to smooth facial wrinkles — raised concerns among some of his peers and drew regulatory scrutiny.
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Retinols have long been touted as one of the most effective treatments for increasing collagen in the skin, reducing fine lines and wrinkles, fighting acne and evening out pigmentation.
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Hum Nutrition, which launched in 2012 and started appearing on Sephora shelves in 2014, offers "nutrients for a better life," which includes less acne, more hair, and fewer wrinkles.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Liver spots, wrinkles, pimples, neck rolls, and unfortunate haircuts feature heavily in painter Jonas Wood's Portraits, a solo show at Anton Kern Gallery.
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And while the National Academies' report doesn't find evidence of a marijuana overdose death, it does add a few wrinkles to the narrative of marijuana as a safe drug.
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Dean, 46, said she had already been using Botox to smooth wrinkles on her forehead — "Believe me when I tell you if you don't see wrinkles on someone over the age of 45 it's not because they have a great new face cream!" she wrote in a blog post — but wanted to do something to smooth her neck, a body part she had been self-concious about for most of her life.
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On the cosmetic front, Kitnarong added that the LED strips would emit a low level of heat that could cause eye dryness, accelerating the development of wrinkles with regular use.
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Its surface area is pizza-sized, but it has been crumpled to fit inside the skull and the result is the brain's most distinctive feature -- the many folds and wrinkles.
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Simply place one of the brand's patented foundation pods inside the applicator and mist the product over your face to cover dark spots, pimples, fine lines, and wrinkles with ease.
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"Somebody comes into Kate's life who becomes a little bit of an antagonist, or somebody who could throw a couple of wrinkles into her story line with Toby," he said.
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The top five minimally invasive procedures were: Botox, a drug that can be injected into the face in an effort to smooth the appearance of facial wrinkles: 22015 million procedures.
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Picture barbecuing, beer, lots of little kids, and family members roasting each other about "how bald they are, how gray they are, those new wrinkles on your face," Peña says.
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Portable steamer If you know a new grad who hangs his clothes in the bathroom while he showers in an effort to combat wrinkles, upgrade him to a real steamer.
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What's clear now is that "Better Call Saul," at least for the time being, is mostly a law-firm drama with psychological wrinkles and a hearty helping of fraternal intrigue.
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The idea is that all those extra skin oils, which help create those lovely pus-filled bumps now, actually end up delaying the appearance of fine lines and wrinkles later.
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