17 Reasons Why You Need a Mango Every Day

1. Fights cancer
2. Keeps cholesterol in check
3. Skin cleanser
4. Alkalizes the body
5. Weight loss
6. Regulates diabetes
7. Aphrodisiac
8. Eye care
9. Helps in digestion
10. Heat stroke
11. Strengthens your immune
12. Body scrub
13. Aids concentration and memory
14. High iron for women
15. Reduces Kidney Stones
16. Perfect Snack
17. Stomach Tonic 

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GRAPES HELP PROTECT YOUR SKIN

New research reveals that eating grapes can protect your skin against UV damage and prevent the ensuing redness from sun damage.

That’s because grapes contain a skin-protective ingredient called GALLIC ACID, which has super-protective qualities. The more you incorporate grapes in your diet, the better protected your skin and less likely you will turn red.

Gallic acid is not available in topical form yet, but skincare manufacturers are working on it – for now, stock up on the natural thing and eat up!

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DRIFT Summer Collection

Drift Summer Collection

Slow Matters... SpaRitual's 2014 Summer Color Collection, Drift features six new lacquers inspired by a day at the beach. The collection features colors found in the frosted, semi-translucent pale greens and blues of sea glass. Multi-dimensional when layered, they catch the light just like in the shallow waters of the ocean. Additional colors mimic the sun-bleached hues of shells, coral, sand and the treasures found in the fleeting mirror of tide pools.

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Melanoma & Skin Cancer Awareness

Actinic keratosis indicates that you have sustained sun damage and could develop skin cancer. Learn how to prevent and spot it. www.skincancer.org/ak

Sunscreen innovation “coming up against a regulatory wall”

Sunscreen innovation “coming up against a regulatory wall”

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18 Ways to Put on Makeup Better

Melissa Silver and Tanya Rae, the New York City–based makeup artists behind Makeup Tips for 8 Common Problems, shared these tips with the eight Real Simple readers who participated in the story—and now with you.

Think you’ve got your makeup routine down to a science? Maybe—but these easy makeup artist tips may actually improve it.

• In general, always apply cream products before powders—on your eyes, for instance—to help the makeup last longer without looking cakey.
• You can cut down on primping time by doing your eyes first, since you can clean up shadow, pencil, or mascara mishaps without then having to touch up any other makeup. Before applying under-eye concealer, wipe away residue using a bit of moisturizer on a tissue or a cotton swab.
• Blending eye shadow upward helps visually “lift” the eyes.
• Using a darker eye shadow color in the creases helps to visually recess puffy eyes.
• To make your eyes look bigger and brighter, gradually lighten the tone of your eye shadows as you move upward on the lid, putting the lightest shade on the brow bones.
• A smidge of shimmer is nice in eye shadow, because it helps the eyes pop, but you want to avoid anything frosty.

• It’s best to stay away from liquid eyeliner if you don’t have the time to apply it carefully or aren’t confident in your ability to draw a thin, clean line—especially black liner, which can be harsh and unforgiving. However, if you do want to use a liquid liner, the trick is to blend it: Go over your lines with a touch of shadow on an angled brush to soften them.
• The best technique for using an eyelash curler: Do a few small pumps with the curler rather than clamping down hard on your lashes and then holding.
• To get the best results with mascara, wiggle the wand from side to side as you’re applying it to cover the lashes from root to tip without clumping. Comb through it with a clean spoolie brush (one to try: Sonia Kashuk).

• Run a clean spoolie brush through your eyebrows, too, if you’ve used a pencil or powder to fill them in. This will both blend the product and remove any excess. When applying eyebrow pencil, always use short, quick strokes and a light touch.
• Before using a pencil on your eyes, brows, or lips, sharpen it first, then run it over your hand to dull the point slightly. This keeps lines soft rather than severe.
• When applying under-eye concealer, use your ring finger. It’s the weakest of your fingers, so you’re sure to be gentle with the delicate skin under the eyes.

Use your fingers, when possible, to apply foundation: Your body heat will warm the foundation so that it easily blends into the skin.

If you can’t decide between a foundation color that seems a little too light and one that seems a little too dark, go with the latter because you can always blend it in. The best place to test a foundation’s color: your chest. The skin here is naturally a bit darker than on the face or hands, so it will give you a truer idea of how the foundation will look once it’s been blended.

Avoid applying blush too low on your face: When blush sits below the level of your nose, it can visually draw the face downward.

When choosing a nude lipstick, pick something with a bit of shimmer—a matte can look dull and a little dead. Remember that a nude color doesn’t have to be pale; in fact, a hint of caramel or gold can warm your face without making too much of a statement. Stay away from anything that is white or silvery in tone.

Lining the lip after applying gloss gives you a softer line. But if you have a natural lip line, there’s no need to use lip liner on it.

To set your makeup without changing its tone, brush colorless powder over your face.

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