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The good, the bad & the ugly - Category Archive

Real life stories about salon experiences, something amazing, something shocking, it’s all in here.

Feb 09
Tuesday

Bumps on my arms… Keartosis Pilaris?

Filed under Inside The Industry, Professional Product Reviews, The good, the bad & the ugly

Keratosis Pilaris, what is it? how do you get it? how do you get rid of it? Keratosis Pilaris sometimes referred to as KP or chicken skin is a hereditary skin disorder that affects almost 50% of the population. it’s not contagious or harmful, it can be unsightly and irritating if you have it. If you’ve ever been plagued by rough skin, check out these tips for understanding and treating KP. Continue…

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  • Lady Gaga and Elton John Grammy Duet
    1 response - Posted 02.04.10

    Pop goddess Lady Gaga might have had her gender questioned but she definitely showed her feminine side when she allegedly  broke down in tears before going onstage at the Grammy Awards as she was overwhelmed with the thought of performing with music legend Elton John.

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  • Bad hair keeps Demi Moore from Golden Globes
    4 responses - Posted 01.28.10

    Demi Moore skipped the Golden Globes because she was “feeling sick and having a bad hair day”.
    The 47-year-old actress had been expected to attend the ceremony in Los Angeles with husband Ashton Kutcher,  who presented an award with Jennifer Garner, but decided to stay at home instead.

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  • Heidi Montag’s Surgery Shock
    2 responses - Posted 01.27.10

    What do you think about Heidi Montag obsession with plastic surgery?
    My weekly subscription to who arrived a few days ago, and for hours i couldn’t peel my eyes away from the before and after images of her.

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  • Split Ends
    4 responses - Posted 10.30.09

    Split ends, how do you get rid of them – cut them off!
    You should be focused more on how to prevent them, because once you have them, there is no cure. They are the bane of every woman’s existence. Split ends start to appear when the protective cuticle is stripped away from the hair shaft [...]

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