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Amazinger Face is the updated edition of Amazing Face by Zoe Foster. It has information and tips for women in their teens through to their 50s on face, body and hair care. There is information on how to do a smoky eye, how to treat sunburn, how to fix a bad haircut and hundreds of other useful tips. Zoe worked as the beauty editor at Cosmopolitan and has written several fiction books, of which The Wrong Girl, has been made into a TV series and has her own cruelty free and natural skin care range, Go-To. It is written in a casual, conversational tone which makes it easy to read. The book is must-have for women of all ages.
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A lot of fuss has been made recently over using plus size models and athletes in fashion shoots. Some people see this as progress, but as Lindsay and Lexie at Beauty Redefined point out, "As if seeing more and different undressed bodies will reduce this world’s obsession with valuing women as bodies above all else. As if seeing more bodies could ever convince women they are more than bodies."
Popular American magazine, Sports Illustrated, releases a Swimsuit issue each year (which is also their best selling issue each year). These feature barely dressed women who are usually models, not sportswomen. In comparison, their other issues during the year feature men suitably clothed and playing sport. It's time we celebrate women for their sporting achievement, not their bodies.
You can read more at www.beautyredefined.net.
Popular American magazine, Sports Illustrated, releases a Swimsuit issue each year (which is also their best selling issue each year). These feature barely dressed women who are usually models, not sportswomen. In comparison, their other issues during the year feature men suitably clothed and playing sport. It's time we celebrate women for their sporting achievement, not their bodies.
You can read more at www.beautyredefined.net.