Beauty

Piercing ⋆ Beauty Treatments, Male Beauty ⋆ Lifestyle

Piercing  is a type  of semi-permanent body  modification. In the  technique most commonly used  by piercing professionals today, a hollow-point needle  is inserted in the  skin  to cut  a small  opening for the  display of jewelry, usually  a ring  or a stud. Although vulnerable to infection, the flesh surrounding the puncture wound tends to heal

Manufacturing ⋆ Beauty Industry ⋆ Lifestyle

The  word  manufacture means to make  by hand, but  long  ago it lost that  connotation,  meaning now to create  many  goods  as part  of a large-scale operation. In the beauty  and apparel  industry, the manufacturing of products must be timed to coincide with specific seasons and created to appeal  to the appropriate target  market. Timing

Mary Kay Cosmetics ⋆ Beauty Companies ⋆ Lifestyle

Mary  Kay Cosmetics is a direct  sales company specializing in beauty  products, especially  skin  care  and  makeup. The  company, begun in Dallas,  Texas  in 1963 by Mary  Kay Ash, is known for its conservative corporate culture and  the  pink Cadillacs  that  the  company offers as rewards for top  sellers. The  company operates through a multilevel

Max Factor ⋆ Beauty Companies, People in Beauty Industry ⋆ Lifestyle

Max  Factor  is best  known for his  invention of specialty  cosmetics used  in the early American film  and  television industries. Beginning with  foundation products,  his innovations expanded into  the  mass  market. Factor  also developed the concept that  makeup used  should match a person’s coloring.  Early Years Born  Max  Faktor in  Lodz,  Poland, he  gained  recognition

Maxim ⋆ Beauty Magazines, Male Beauty ⋆ Lifestyle

Maxim  is a monthly men’s magazine founded in 1995  that  features articles  about men’s health, fashion, sports, consumer goods, and other male activities and men’s culture. It is most readily identified with the rise of self-indulged, fashion-conscious metrosexuals. The  magazine is also well known for its non-nude photography of female  celebrities, models, musicians, and  actresses

Men’s Health ⋆ Beauty Magazines, Male Beauty ⋆ Lifestyle

Men’s Health was launched in 1987, under the editorial leadership of Mark  Bricklin, as a general  health and  fitness  magazine for American men. The  president of Rodale Press, Robert  Teufel, conceived of the magazine as a workout and healthy lifestyle  magazine in  keeping with  the  philosophy of  its  founding company. J. I. Rodale created Rodale

Metrosexuals ⋆ Male Beauty, People in Beauty Industry ⋆ Lifestyle

The term metrosexual, which was first coined by British cultural critic Mark Simpson  in a 1994  article  for the  Independent and  in a 2002  discussion of the  English soccer  star David  Beckham written for www.salon.com, burst onto the American scene  with  three  specific  developments in  2003:  the  publication of a New York Times article  titled 

Male Models ⋆ Beauty Professions, Male Beauty ⋆ Lifestyle

While  the  profession of the  male  fashion and  underwear model  is a relatively recent invention, men  have  served  as models for centuries, primarily  in artists’ studios and  academies. In  the  18th  and  19th  centuries, formally  trained artists regularly  conducted studies of  frequently nude, living  models, both male  and female.  Artistic  institutions, in  this  period, especially 

Health And Safety ⋆ Beauty and Health, Beauty Treatments ⋆ Lifestyle

Since  1938,  the  U.S.  Food  and  Drug Administration (FDA) has  regulated the safety, rather than the efficacy, of cosmetic products. The regulation of cosmetics, ensuring some measure of safety to its users, was the result  of problems caused by cosmetics, from redness and swelling to blindness, paralysis,  and death. In the  late 19th  century, women

Hip Hop ⋆ Movements in Beauty Industry ⋆ Lifestyle

In the 1970s,  a new type of groove called hip hop  that  relied on rhythm, technology, and  poetry  became the music  of choice  within  African American and  Latino communities in  New  York  City,  particularly in  the  Bronx.  Borrowing from  African  American, West  African,  and  Caribbean forms  of musical expression, hip hop  artists  would  combine the 

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