The Complete Beauty Book

by Helen Foster

Did you know?

That some make-up colors add 10 years to your looks That you can eat your way to better looking skin? That there's a best time of day to treat cellulite? That whether your hair is curly or straight is more important than if it's dry or greasy in helping it look good? That knowing your nail type is as important as knowing your skin type?

You will if you read the beauty book. Check out what's inside to help you look good outside.

224 pages, Spiral-bound

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Ephie]

I loved this book! I bought it at a time when I wanted to look after myself and didn’t know how to and learned a lot about a variety of topics around aesthetics.

[Anna Tsurkan]

Sweet and short book which covers everything from head to toes. It was a revelation to me that we don’t talk about simply oil and dry hear considering buying a treatment. So, now I will definitely switch to processed hair shampoo and see how it will change the outcome. In addition, I got several nice tips and tricks on how to handle my oily skin and how to apply makeup properly. The next thing that I plan to buy is a loofah. Maybe ingrown hairs will not bother me that much if I exfoliate.

[Carina]

Helpful as a reference item to throw at people.

[Vel Addams]

A really helpful, all encompassing beauty book that is really good for a girl who was raised with now maternal figures to teach me all these tips and tricks. Definitely will be keeping it for reference and found it well worth the $3 donated to breast cancer. :D

[Becky]

STUPID book. Awful make-up, which looks like it is from the 80's or 90's. Hard to believe this is a '04 book!

[Rhonda Stephens]

Lots of great skin care tip for different skin tones. I still reference this book to this day especially when working with clients who have different skin care issues