Ever wonder why having a tan is so popular, despite it being damaging to the skin?

Blame it on designer Coco Chanel for popularizing the tan.

Up until the 1920s, pale and untanned skin was the standard for beauty, until Chanel went on a cruise. When the cruise ended and she stepped off the yacht, her once pale skin was a golden brown. Being a fashion magnate, Chanel’s bronzed skin set a trend that equated tanning with a lifestyle of leisure and privilege, as well as of being a necessary fashion accessory.

If you don’t want to tan but still want that sunkissed glow, try gloBronze from glominerals.

This month’s newsletter is informally called “The Cellulite Edition”.

Just about everyone knows what cellulite is – that unsightly lumpy and bumpy “orange peel” skin accumulating on the thighs, buttocks, hips, abdomen, and arms, not to mention other places.
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If you’ve dropped by our website recently, you’ve probably already heard about our latest contest, Love to Surf. It’s your chance to win 1 of 2 all-inclusive holidays for you and your partner to the Sandals Royal Bahamian in the sunny Bahamas, with luxurious limo service to and from Toronto’s Pearson Airport. (more…)

Does liposuction get rid of cellulite?
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Invented in France by LPG Systems, Endermologie® has been used for over two decades as a way to get rid of cellulite, without invasive surgery.
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While age, stress, overeating, insufficient water consumption and lack of exercise can contribute to the formation of cellulite, smoking has also been blamed as a factor?
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