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Byline: editor: Sarah Brown Botox, highlights, $70 concealerin this economy? Marina Rust makes her list of what to keep and where to cut. They say your face is your fortune. [...]

Byline: CATHERINE PIERCY editor: Sarah Brown Evening glamour reaches new heights with touches of 24K gold. Nighttime is the right time for a glimmer of gold, and this season that [...]

The author discusses the lessons she learned in age-appropriate makeup. She decided to take makeup lessons from Sandy Linter, a makeup artist at the Rita Hazan Salon in New York City. Linter explained to her that eyebrows are crucial for older women since the brow and lids fall with age and a well-groomed arch creates an optical lift. Linter applied a lightweight creamy foundation to the author's face to even out age spots and redness.

A list of the newest and hottest beauty products is presented. Estée Lauder Private Collection of powder and perfume is inspired by Aerin Lauder's love of tuberose and gardenias. The sleek metallic packaging of Josie Maran's makeup line is completely biodegrable. Stylist Jonathan Antin has designed a purifying shower called Beauty Water that filters out color-threatening chemicals.

The article presents various fashion and health interests for 2007. There is increasing demand for shining beauty accessories like Marc Jacobs' jewellike, straight-off-the-runway hairpins, headbands and ponytail holders. Parisian perfumer Céline Ellena has blended three new fragrances for Different Co. Research from Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee reveals the benefit of drinking at least three glasses of juice a week.

The article comments on the growing interest in the use of organic cosmetic products. Organic products claim to provide the same effect as commercial products. Manufacturers of organic cosmetics guarantee that their products do not produce any side effects. A number of commercial cosmetic ingredients alter hormone function, increase the risk of cancer and infertility.

Presents articles about women's beauty, health and fitness. Inclusion of the comeback of scarlet cosmetics such as lipstick; Popularity of thermal hair straightening; Celebrities served by dermatologist Erno Laszlo; Fragrances to be launched in fall 2002; Description of a mitral-valve procedure.

Features makeup artist Linda Cantello's signature line of cosmetics and skin care products in New York City. Cantello's goals for developing the line; Notable items in Cantello's collection; Cantello's choice of colors and textures.

Provides tips to achieve the natural summer look from makeup artists and stylists. Sunblock and self-tanner products from M.A.C.; Products to be used to achieve a glimmer of skin color and shine; List of lipsticks and glosses from Calvin Klein, Christian Dior and others; Hair styles and products for straight hairs.

Deals with beauty products featured in spring 2000 shows. Includes eye products such as Crayola-colored eye shadow from Versace; Return of the classic red lips at runways; Skin care product called Gel Fraicheur. INSET: Night light.

Introduces cosmetic products. Lip and nail balm moisturizers created by Yves Saint Laurent; Hair rinse conditioner by Pomegranate; Sunscreen products from La Mier, Declé, and Clarins.

Features various cosmetics. Specificity in the composition of La Mer Refining Facial scrubs; Likelihood of Guerlain's Midnight Secret to better exfoliate the skin; Advantages of La Prairie Skin Caviar Intensive Ampoule Treatment.

Provides tips on summer makeup. Viability of translucent textures for high-humidity makeup; Benefits of the shimmer-dusted blotting papers from Lancôme; Effects of incorporating icy accents in mascara.

Features beauty trends for women in spring 2001. Inclusion of the popularity of leather and denim clothing; Recommended cosmetics colors; Low-cut necklines and backless clothes exhibited in fashion shows; Popularity of the jagged, razor-cut hairstyle.

Features several foundations for skin care in Manhattan, New York, New York. Includes Translucide Lasting Luminous Makeup from L'Oreal; NARS Gel Fraicheur gel-cream foundation; Future Skin, a skin-care cocktail from Chantecaille.

Features several cosmetic outlets in the United States. Includes Alaska Mill & Feed in Anchorage; Bella Bello in Chicago, Illinois; Bread & Circus in Boston, Massachusetts; Cook's Discoveries in Waimea, Hawaii.

Focuses on the makeup preference of makeup artist Pat McGrath. Fashion designers for whom McGrath does makeup; Tips on lipstick.

The article evaluates several cosmetics and skin care products including Chantecaille Nano Gold Energizing Cream, Natura Bisse Diamond Magnetic and Giorgio Armani Crema Nera.

The author shares her skin-care routine to prevent sun spots and wrinkles. She asked for an expert advice on skin care from Heidi Waldorf, director of Laser and Cosmetic dermatology at Mount Sinai Medical Center in New York City. Several signs of aging include age spots, broken blood vessels and an overall darkening of skin tone. The author incorporated in her daily skin care regimen antioxidant serums and face creams.

The article highlights trends in makeup and cosmetics. Trends indicate the popularity of having the look of sunshine on the cheeks rather than the artificial, terracotta hose-down made popular by many Hollywood starlets. The popular look revolves around having healthy, hydrated skin, velvety, polished skin with luminosity. Popular products include Estee Lauder Pure Color Eyeshadow and Clarins soft cream eye color.

The article profiles Jemma Kidd, a model turned makeup artist. She has launched her own cosmetics line with a 90-product lineup. She has a close relationship with her supermodel sister, Jodie. Kidd believes that women need to be educated about makeup. She also established the Jemma Kidd Make Up School in which she teaches to aspiring makeup artists.

The article examines haute perfumeries in the United States. Fragrance connoisseur Roja Dove has a shop devoted to reviving forgotten fragrances. However, Dove keeps his rarest gems mostly to himself. Spending the afternoon in an haute perfumery is not just about finding a new scent. It is about finding the scent. Perfumer Alexandra Balahoutis has installed a hydrosol bar serving floral waters in her boutique to help clients fully appreciate her fragrance.

Presents the newly made ladylike lipsticks from various cosmetics companies. Formulas in fleshy shades of peony and barely-there-pink; Designed to deliver sheer veils of color and moisturize lips; List of new lipsticks available in the market.

Provides tips for selecting and applying make-up. Trends in make-up; Cosmetic products from ChanteCaille, Shisheido, Chanel, Estee Lauder, Bobbi Brown, Cle De Peau, Clarins and Neutrogena.

Presents several lipstick. Color of the Nars lip gloss; Description of the DiorKiss Lip Gloss; List of available colors of M.A.C. lipsticks.

Features cosmetics for women. Rimmel Metallic Eye Gloss in Golden Square; L'Oreal Touch-On Colour in Shimmering Bronze; Victoria's Secret Beauty Body Bronzer; Elizabeth Arden Summer Glow Shimmer Brush; Estee Lauder Eye Pencil in Cool Ocean.

Looks into the launch of a whole new line of vanity products by eighties designer Norma Kamali. Accounts on how Kamali arrived at the idea of creating her own mix of vanity products; Major component of Kamali's vanity products; Product lines.

Presents lip guide. Introduction of the Neutrogena moisture shine gloss; Different lip products; Other colors and shade of the lip gloss.

Features several cosmetics which sparkles and shimmers. Revlon Eye Sheen in Bronzeberry Mist; Estee Lauder Beautiful Fragrance Silk; Guerlain Divinora All-over powder; Tarte glistening powder in Material Girl.

Focuses on a cosmetic product called Resolution D-Contraxol Intensive Anti-Wrinkle Treatment Dermo-Creasing Reducer, manufactured by Lancome. Product's work at the cellular level to prevent wrinkles; Impairment of the contractile fibers within fibroblasts; Lancome parent company L'Oreal's research on fibroblasts; Functions of manganese gluconate, the product's central ingredient.

Discusses the popularity of the color orange in cosmetics and fashion during the spring 2003 season. Ways in which the orange was the color of choice for fashion designers; Makeup artist Dick Page's suggestions on how to wear apply orange cosmetics.

Features several cosmetic products. Role of Revlon on revolutionizing makeup; Approval by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for Botox treatment; Effectivity of Phytobrush Shampoo on protecting hair against blow-drying.

Features beauty prodicts to reduce facial lines and wrinkles. Manufacturers; Ingredients used; Effectiveness.

Recommends a selection of cosmetics available in the United States as of January 2002. Tula styling straight hair relaxer; Giorgio Armani fluid shine nail polish; Prada paisley print makeup bag; Estee Lauder advance night repair for the eyes; Celine eau de toilette pour femme.

Focuses on personal care items such as cosmetics and skin and hair care products that are suitable for the resort season. Inclusion of the Michael Resort fragrance collection by Michael Kors; Slender Active Amplifier emulsifier by Laboratoire Remede; Japanese hair thermal reconditioning at the John Barrett Salon in New York City.

Focuses on the competition among mascara companies. Success of the Great Lash mascara line launched by Maybelline in 1971; Insights on the financial successes of mascara makers; Other mascara lines launched by various cosmetics manufacturers; Elements that make a mascara line successful; Innovations.

Provides makeup tips for people with slick, shiny skin during the summer. Switch to more lightweight cosmetic formulas; Use of oil-absorbing pressed powders and mattifying gels; Use of cosmetics that give the illusion of a makeup foundation for the face.

Features the cosmetics line of Louise Bonnet called Poole. Reasons why Bonnet decided to create her own makeup line; Description of the Poole kist that Bonnet markets; Bonnet's collaboration with Tom Pecheaux; Insights on Bonnet's own beauty regimen. INSET: Poole girls..

Reports on changes in the packaging of Givenchy Corp.'s cosmetic products. Appointment of architect Pablo Reinoso to spearhead the changes; Inspiration from modern architecture; Research conducted in the design of nail polish bottles. INSET: Urban chic.

Presents fashionable clothing, accessories and beauty products for women. Includes Gucci's snakeskin Knitting Clutch bag; BeneFit's Kitten sparkling powder; Neutrogena's featherweight SkinClearing foundation; Almay Skin Stays Clean foundation; Renee Rouleau's Honey Tangerine scrub, a blend of sea salt and oils.

Offers information on a variety of cosmetic products for women in New York City, New York. Shower gels from Gucci; Hair coloring from Clairol; Makeup kit from Liz Claiborne.

The article evaluates the Noirs Obscurs jet lipsticks from Chanel SA and Style Black lipstick from M.A.C. Cosmetics Inc.

The article presents make-up regimen followed by various make-up experts. According to Fulvia Farolfi, she can take 5 years off from her face with the right make up. She says that after a certain age, bright lipstick starts to show the little wrinkles around the mouth. Diane Kendal follows a meticulous skin-care regimen which includes Sisley Intensive Botanical Day Cream in the morning and Rodin Olio Lusso at night. Pat McGrath maintains her skin with biannual dermatologist visits.

The article presents tips and suggestions for perfect make-up from make-up expert Sam Fine. He suggests using a shade on eyes that echoes the skin tone and looking for browns and gold. Fine's clients want nude, and they want it to look the same color as their skin. According to Fine, Evening out discoloration while still looking natural and finding the right shades are the biggest challenges for dark-skinned women.

The article discusses the spring look of led lipcolor and smoky eyes. It is stated that the strong makeup of the 1980s is back in fashion and it is accompanied by clothes that are sophisticated, celebratory and glamorous. At shows like Oscar de la Renta, smoky eye makeup is believed to be still in fashion, but with metallic browns instead of basic black.

The article features several cosmetic products in the U.S. The Face Paint has spatter-painted box, inspired by Jackson Pollock style. It costs $48 which is available at Sephora.com. On the other hand, the Dot Matrix is packed with 35 new shades, arranged as blips of color. It has a limited edition which is modeled after the fun kit.

The article evaluates the High Intensity Pigments (HiP) eye-shadow duo from L'Oreal SA.

The article features Belgian-born makeup artist Peter Philips who has been crowned as the global creative director for Chanel Makeup. Accordingly, Philips studied graphic design in Brussels to appease his parents and made a beeline for Antwerp's Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts. Due to his ability, Philips was chosen to replace Dominique Moncourtois and Heidi Morawetz, who have jointly run the company's makeup studio in Paris, France for 30 years.

The article presents information on the colors and designs of cosmetics for the spring season of 2008. It is stated that the cosmetics look like products from an art-supply store. The products from cosmetic manufacturer Clarins SA resemble oil paint tubes. It is stated that nail paint pens from the Sally Hansen brand look like graffiti markers. It is also mentioned that some felt-tip eyeliners resemble calligraphy pens.

The article presents information on the spring collection of fashion designer Alber Elbaz. It is stated that Elbaz's clothes displayed an extravaganza of colors. The colors of the clothes inspired Ji Baek, owner of the Rescue Beauty Lounge to launch a range of nail polishes in bright colors. Baek says that the nail colors are girly but not too sweet or pastel.