Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label technology. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Advances in skin care with DIY technology innovations - Examiner
Advances in skin care with DIY technology innovations
Skin care companies are announcing exciting new DIY advances in technology that now make dermatologist skin care results just a click away. According to Marie Claire Magazine, there are six new DIY skin care devices which "ramp up the performance of antiaging serums and creams." The list includes a facial toning device, an anti-aging facial device, a lymphatic drainage roller, a microdermabrasion device, a new Macro Exfoliator system, and a light-stem for wrinkles and fine lines.
Most of the in-home devices and exfoliating tools are designed to last for many months to a year or more and cost about what a treatment or two would cost at the dermatologist office. The pricing makes skin care affordable for those who could not afford to go to the dermatologist's office for regular treatments. For instance, going to a dermatologist in Nashville for microdermabrasion on the face and neck costs about $400 per session, but the Macro Exfoliator system costs only $279.00, and can be used for a year or more, once a week, to remove 5,000,000 dead skin cells a week.
Article at: Advances in skin care with DIY technology innovations - Examiner
Find out more about the Redefine Macro Exfoliator here.
Also see: New Technology in Skin Care Provides Safe In-Home Treatments - National Skin Care Examiner
Monday, January 21, 2013
New Technology in Skin Care Provides Safe In-Home Treatments - National Skin Care Examiner
New technology in skin care provides in-home treatments
Skin care business provides cutting edge technology to give customers safe and affordable in-home skin care treatments
The skin care industry is rapidly changing as lotions and potions meet cutting edge technology. In 2010, skin rollers which had previously only been available in clinics, became available for in-home use for the first time. A few years prior, devices with rotating heads and tiny silica crystals were sold to provide microdermabrasion at home. Now cutting edge technology has provided customers with a diamond tip device with multiple setting to safely provide microdermabrasion at home.
Read the article: New technology in skin care provides in-home treatments - National Skin Care Examiner
Wednesday, September 15, 2010
Exclusive! Changing the Face of Beauty with New Technology - Yahoo! Voices
Changing the Face of Beauty with New Technology - Yahoo! Voices
The anti-aging skin care industry is one of the fastest growing markets in America as the aging baby boomer generation looks for ways to keep their skin healthy and attractive. New technologies have been announced for dermatologists and doctors' offices, but it is even more exciting when a new technology in skin care comes along for in-home use. New technology in skin care is redefining the business of skincare.
Find out more at: Exclusive! Changing the Face of Beauty with New Technology - Yahoo! Voices
The anti-aging skin care industry is one of the fastest growing markets in America as the aging baby boomer generation looks for ways to keep their skin healthy and attractive. New technologies have been announced for dermatologists and doctors' offices, but it is even more exciting when a new technology in skin care comes along for in-home use. New technology in skin care is redefining the business of skincare.
Find out more at: Exclusive! Changing the Face of Beauty with New Technology - Yahoo! Voices
Saturday, June 20, 2009
Converting Analog Television to Digital TV Not Working For Millions of Americans
Converting Analog Television to Digital TV Not Working For Millions of Americans

I'm one of the millions of Americans who are without television as the converter boxes don't work on my old TV set. I have wasted too much of my life since February trying to make the digital converter box work and nothing works. You can read the full article at "Converting Analog Televisions to Digital TV Not as Easy as Promised"
After going through the same frustrations, a friend bought a new digital TV at Walmart for $168, and she is going to have to return it, because even with the new TV, she still can't pull in a regular, reliable signal -- $200 wasted on a new TV that won't pull in a digital signal.
Read more at: Converting Analog Television to Digital TV Not Working For Millions of Americans--Bukisa
I'm one of the millions of Americans who are without television as the converter boxes don't work on my old TV set. I have wasted too much of my life since February trying to make the digital converter box work and nothing works. You can read the full article at "Converting Analog Televisions to Digital TV Not as Easy as Promised"
After going through the same frustrations, a friend bought a new digital TV at Walmart for $168, and she is going to have to return it, because even with the new TV, she still can't pull in a regular, reliable signal -- $200 wasted on a new TV that won't pull in a digital signal.
Read more at: Converting Analog Television to Digital TV Not Working For Millions of Americans--Bukisa
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