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I loved this lady! Heaven just got a little more stylish today! https://www.bostonglobe.com/metro/2014/03/05/marilyn-riseman-boston-beacon-style-and-fashion-dies/PHkhZlmvw37n88WMrJqfQK/story.html

Marilyn Riseman, Boston’s beacon of style and fashion, dies at 86 - The Boston Globe With her distinct midnight-black bobbed hair, kabuki pancake makeup, and blazing cherry lipstick, Marilyn Riseman was Boston’s beacon of style, an irreplaceable fixture on the city’s party circuit. A tireless supporter of local fashion, she her weekly fashion shows at Brassiere Jo at the Colonnade H...

Guess who got mentioned in Boston Common Magazine?? :) Face Love for everyone!!

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What a beautiful day to be a Bostonian! Congratulations to The Boston Red Sox and their fans.

Children's sunscreen recalled!

Children’s sunscreens recalled due to microbial contamination | Dermatology Dermatology | W.S. Badger Co. has announced a voluntary recall of two of its children’s sunscreens because of microbial contamination, according to information distributed by the FDA. Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Candida parapsilosis and Acremonium fungi contamination were found in the products aft...

Thinking about tattoo removal? One of your risks could be melanoma according to Sanjay Gupta http://www.medpagetoday.com/Dermatology/LaserSurgery/40796?utm_source=eNews_Members_8-8-2013&utm_campaign=eNews_Members_7-18-2013&utm_medium=email

Losing a Tattoo, Gaining a Tumor An unintended consequence of laser tattoo removal in a 29-year-old man was a diagnosis of malignant melanoma, according to a German case report.