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Mail Welcome, Guest [Sign Out, My Account] Finance Home - Help HomeInvestingNews & CommentaryRetirement & PlanningBanking & CreditLoansTaxesSpecial EditionsColumnistsPersonal FinanceInvesting IdeasMarketsCompany FinancesProvidersGet QuotesSymbol LookupFinance Search Press ReleaseSource: American Academy of Dermatology Moisturizers Do More Than Just Soften Your SkinThursday March 2, 5:00 pm ET Ingredients Can Hide Flaws, Add Color, Protect Skin Against the Sun and More SAN FRANCISCO, March 2 /PRNewswire/ - Moisturizer is one of the most effective and versatile cosmetics on the market.

Depending on its ingredients, it can soften and soothe the skin on your face, body and hands, while also protecting it from the sun and camouflaging its imperfections.

Now more than ever, there are moisturizers available to meet almost all of your skin's needs.

Speaking today at the 64th Annual Meeting of the American Academy of Dermatology, dermatologist Zoe D.

Draelos, M.D., clinical associate professor in the department of dermatology at Wake Forest University School of Medicine in Winston-Salem, N.C., discussed how the ingredients in today's moisturizers work."There are four categories of moisturizers: facial moisturizers, lip balms, body lotions and hand creams," stated Dr.

Draelos.

"Their primary function is to keep skin moist, minimize wrinkles from dryness, smoothe and soften skin...

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The Canadian Taxpayers Federation handed out its annual Teddies Waste Awards for the worst examples of government carelessly frittering away hard-earned tax dollars.

It gave its top provincial prize to Manitoba for spending $981,000 on 218 tummy tucks and $10,900 on Botox in 2003-04.

Botox is a drug made from a toxin known to cause food poisoning that causes muscles to relax.

It is most commonly used for patients wanting to smooth out wrinkles on their face.

“It’s certainly not the type of fat taxpayers were hoping the government ...