Daily Skin Care Tips

CHICAGO (CBS) – Are you obsessed with face lotions and potions to try and look younger? Do you think more is better? well, maybe not.

The products you’re using could be causing more harm than good. CBS 2′s Mary Kay Kleist has a skin cream reality check.

“I got all kinds of stuff, you wanna see?” said Lindy Antonelli. “I am totally obsessed with face creams!”

Every day, Antonelli – who’s in her 40′s – loads on the skin creams.

“more is better. I can never over-do a face cream. Morning or night. Love it,” she said.

It’s all to …

Monday, March 19, 2012

I am pregnant with my first child. the problem is I have a host of skin problems that are definitely killing me. My acne got worse, my face got dark and my armpits seemed to go into competition of who’s the darker one. I also have this black line in my stomach – running from my belly button down. I almost wouldn’t want anymore to see myself in the mirror or go out. I feel so conscious. I am not like this. I have to say, I used to be the fairer one. But, now, things …

LOS ANGELES (CBS) — Are you obsessed with face creams and lotions and think more is better? well maybe not — the products you are using could be causing more harm than good.

Barbara Starler, 62, has an extensive collection of creams and lotions.

She is a wife, mom and a self-proclaimed lover of “potions”.

For 35 years she has layered and lathered. from $15 to $500 dollars, she has got them all — drawers full of products to keep the wrinkles, dark circles and dry skin away.

“My makeup bag is this big and my potion bag is this big, but it keeps me happy,” she said, showing off her collection.

She mixes and matches from her collection, and is happy with the results.

“I probably duplicate many of the things, but I feel …

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Alex Chilton – Free again: The “1970″ Sessions (Omnivore Recordings) – as the late and very legendary Alex Chilton transitioned from The Box Tops to the seminal big Star, he spent time recording solo material at Ardent Studios in Memphis in 1960-70. Most of this material wouldn’t see the release until a decade (or more) later. This 20-song collection – issued by Omnivore, a label co-run by Milwaukee ex-pat Cheryl Pawelski – collects a dozen or so previously available tracks and rounds them out with a handful of unreleased gems. The songs themselves are an interesting peek into Chilton’s mind at the time, as he explores everything from pedal steel-fueled …