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Videos
Video: The nearly extinct stork is recovered from 7 individuals
Japanese storks have been on the brink of extinction growing in China with more than 2,600 individuals outside nature.
Medicine - Health
Nearly three-quarters of sunscreens do not work as advertised
According to a recent study, about three-quarters of the sunscreens currently on the market are not as effective as manufacturers' advertising or contain harmful ingredi…
Medicine - Health
11 dangerous items if expired
Mascara is dry after a few months of continuous use and lipstick should not be used for more than 2 years.
Medicine - Health
Common misconceptions about lead in lipstick
Some lipstick colors contain more lead than others. Pink contains the highest amount of lead, followed by purple and then red.
Medicine - Health
How much do men like makeup women?
Men tend to like dating a girl online if the girl has makeup in a portrait photo posted, according to a new survey.
Medicine - Health
Using lots of lipstick makes women lose intelligence?
A scientific study found that 55% of lipstick products contain lead that can affect mental health and intelligence of users.
Medicine - Health
Lipsticks are also addictive
If you can brush lipstick with one hand - remove the lipstick from the bag, open the lid with your finger, brush it over your lips and put the lipstick back in your pock…
Cancer
Lip gloss can cause skin cancer
Instead of protecting the lips, the lipstick makes the lips absorb more intense ultraviolet rays, a dermatologist at Baylor University in the US said.
Food safety
How to recognize the simplest lead-in lipstick
Daughter, who doesn't have a lip gloss with lips to make her face radiant. However, if you do not know how to choose the right lipstick, chances are, you are self-pacing…
New technology
Artificial intelligence understands lips movement
The latest research shows that computers can understand more than 90% of what is said just by observing lips movements without hearing sounds.