Save Face
You have the power: Sitting directly in front of a fire or pointing the heat vent in
TO SPEND A GREAT TIME
your car directly towards you can be extremely drying to
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the exposed skin of your face. Try enjoying the fire from
a distance and using the floor heat in your car to warm
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up. A weekly hydrating mask is also good idea during
THURSDAY, MARCH 26, 2009 purse-themed auction items;
winter months.
Spring Mill Manor,Ivyland,5:30 PM
TO HONOR four fabulous
Women of Vision;
Tip:Try lightly spritzing your face with mineral water
(Evian Mineral Spray, $11, works great) several times
TO BE INSPIRED by our social
during the day. The water locks in moisture and is a
change grants and the incredible
refreshing pick-me-up for a long day at the office.
philanthropy of local women, all
while benefitting Bucks County
women, girls and families.
One Too Many
Plan now to attend
our annual
Keep alcohol and caffeinated drinks to a minimum.
Alcohol and caffeine are diuretics. Too much of either
grantmaking and can lead to a depletion of water in the body and
THEPOWER
OF
dehydration. Dry skin results from lack of water in
THE
awards dinner,
PURSE
a celebration of
your skin, so drink plenty of water instead to keep
women’s leadership
yourself hydrated from the inside.
and philanthropy.
Moisturize, Moisturize
The best time to moisturize is right after a bath or a
shower. Gently pat your skin, leaving it slightly damp.
Apply the moisturizer within two to three minutes, before
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the water evaporates off your skin. When the air is very
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dry, it pulls water away from your skin unless you lock
it in with a good moisturizer.
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