29th
May
2008
Key To Angelina-like Cheeks? Add Volume To Deep Fat Compartment
ScienceDaily (May 29, 2008) — Not only are cheeks central to your face — they are central to the American concept of beauty. A study in June’s Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery®, the official medical journal of the American Society of Plastic Surgeons (ASPS), found that a deep fat compartment located within the cheek is vital to a youthful-looking face. Not only does rejuvenating or returning volume to this fat compartment make the cheek more youthful, it also improves volume loss under the eyes, helps eliminate “parentheses” lines around the nose and mouth and gives more curve to the upper lip — essentially restoring a youthful appearance to the overall face.
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8th
May
2008
Women trying to shrink their big bootys should think again because body fat found on the buttocks may lower the risk of type 2 diabetes, new research suggests.
The Harvard Medical School study compared subcutaneous fat (on the buttocks) to visceral fat (around the waist and organs) and found the later was more harmful to health.
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5th
May
2008
Women make better business leaders than men in all but two areas of management but men have the upper hand when it comes to focusing on the bottom line, according to an Australian survey released on Monday.
Data collected from 1,800 Australian female and male chief executive officers and managers found women exhibit more strategic drive, risk taking, people skills and innovation.
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4th
May
2008
The Sex and the City girls shimmied into our lives almost a decade ago now – and then back out again, off into the Manhattan sunset, four long years back. But perhaps it was just a matter of time before they teetered back on skyscraper-high Manolos.
Throughout its six-season run, audiences couldn’t get enough of a show that had somehow fused the elements of female friendship, fashion, (post) feminism and, well, another F-word to create a TV phenomenon. But SATC didn’t just tap into the Zeitgeist, it altered it. Women watching everywhere from Birmingham to Brisbane learnt life lessons from the girls, whether that was the importance of the right bag or the bittersweet pleasures of commiserating with each other about a bad one-night stand over a perfect Cosmopolitan.
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1st
May
2008
, researchers said on Wednesday in a study that shows the need to win is every bit as feminine as it is masculine, reports Reuters.
Estrogen levels shot up in power-motivated women when they won and plummeted when they lost, while the opposite was true in women who appeared not to be interested in power, the researchers found.
“The biology of dominance in women has been vastly under- researched. On top of that, it sets up very nice parallels with men and testosterone,” said Steven Stanton of the University of Michigan, who conducted the study.
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Key To Angelina-like Cheeks? Add Volume To Deep Fat Compartment
