Does Lipstick Expire?
ANSWER: Lipstick DOES expire. According to experts, lipstick has a shelf life of an average of one- two years. Why Do Cosmetics Expire? There are no laws regulating the [Read More...]
Articles by Samantha Cook
Can You Bring Nail Polish on a Plane?
ANSWER: You CAN bring nail polish on a plane. More Info: You can bring nail polish on your next flight as long as you follow certain restrictions as set forth by [Read More...]
Why Do Shoes Smell?
ANSWER: Shoes smell due to the growth of bacteria. More Info: The armpits, the palms of the hands, and the feet are the three areas of the body that have large sweat glands. [Read More...]
How to Pack a Suitcase Efficiently
The most efficient way to pack a suitcase is to lay everything out on the bed prior to packing and make a plan. All clothing should be stacked in layers in the center of the [Read More...]
How to Pack a Dress Shirt
If you need to pack dress shirts for a trip the last thing you want is to open the suitcase at your destination to find it a mass of wrinkles. Traveling is likely the least [Read More...]
How Long Must Hair Be to Wax?
ANSWER: Hair must be 1/4″-1/2″ long to be waxed. Hair must be long enough for the wax to adhere to in order for it to work effectively. The length of time between [Read More...]
Does Waxing Reduce Hair Growth?
ANSWER: Waxing DOES reduce hair growth. More Info: The waxing procedure literally rips your hair right out of the follicle. This causes damage to the hair follicle, which [Read More...]
Can You Wax Your Face?
ANSWER: You can wax your face, but there are risks involved. It is common in spas to have your facial hair waxed on such areas as the upper lip, the chin, and the eyebrows. [Read More...]
Does Vitamin E Oil Help Stretch Marks?
ANSWER: Vitamin E oil does NOT help stretch marks. Clinic evidence does not support the claim that lotions or oils, such as vitamin E oil will help with stretch marks. [Read More...]
Can Nurses Have Tattoos?
ANSWER: Nurses can only have tattoos visible to the public based on employer’s policies. More Info: Jobs and tattoos depend solely on the employer and their written [Read More...]