Health Ministry comes down hard on errant pharmacies

LONDON (Reuters Life!) - More than half of Britain's brides-to-be and 39 percent of grooms are considering cosmetic surgery or an aesthetic treatment in preparation for their wedding, according to a new study.

Treatments and procedures under consideration ahead of the big day range from botox through to breast augmentation, cosmetic surgery advice website www.goodsurgeonguide.co.uk said.

"A wedding is the single most important day in plenty of men and women's lives and a large number want everything to be perfect, including their appearance," said goodsurgeonguide.co.uk co-founder Christiana Clogg.

The website, which says it is Britain's only review and recommendation

Health Ministry comes down hard on errant pharmacies

Most women know a thing or two about makeup remover for their face -- but what about for their tools?

Over time, large collections of powders, creams and pencils can lead to some pretty gross brushes and compacts.

Luckily, BeautySoClean has come out with a line of products to help clean these goods.

Recently, I tried their Cosmetic Sanitizer Wipes ($12.50), Cosmetic Sanitizer Mist ($12.50) and Conditioning Brush Cleaner ($20).

With a simple dab here and there, the wipes cleared the collected grime from my lipsticks and mascara wands. The mist is perfect for powder products -- I used it on my mineral foundation to get rid of any hidden bacteria.