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Testing the true makeup of women

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The ponder has come under attack in part because it was funded by Procter & Gamble, which sells CoverGirl and Max Factor, among other makeup brands, and has what might be considered a vested interest in the upshot. Jezebel, a caustic, Gawker-owned website, summed up the anti feelings in a piece headlined “Your Lack of Mascara Is a Prophecy of Your Utter Incompetence.’’

But people are paying distinction to the study because it was led by an assistant clinical professor at Harvard University, Nancy Etcoff, who’s also an associate researcher in Massachusetts Customary Hospital’s department of psychiatry. Etcoff’s unite showed 268 men and women high-resolution pictures of female subjects who were photographed in four states: open, and made up at levels informally classified as “natural,’’ “authority,’’ and “glamorous.’’ The photo subjects ranged in age from 20 to 50, and self-identified as African-American, Caucasian, or Hispanic.

Source: The Boston Globe

OM Group's CEO Discusses Q3 2011 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

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OM Set, Inc. ( OMG ) Q3 2011 Earnings Call November 9, 2011 10:00 AM ET

Director

Good morning. My name is Adrian, and I will be your conference operator today. At this lifetime, I would like to welcome everyone to the Third Quarter 2011 Results Seminar Call. All lines have been placed on mute to prevent any background clangour. After the speakers’ remarks, there will be a question-and-answer conference. (Operator Instructions)

Troy Dewar, you may begin your discussion.

Troy Dewar

Thank you, Adrian. Good morning and allowed everyone to our review of OM Group’s 2011 third quarter results.

Joining me this morning are Joe Scaminace, Chairman and Chief Regulatory Officer; Ken Haber, Chief Financial Officer; Steve Dunmead, Immorality President and General Manager of Specialties; and Greg Griffith, Flaw President of Strategic Planning, Development and Investor Relations.

The facsimile of the press release we issued earlier this morning as well as the display materials that accompany our discussion can be found on the Investor Relations division of our website at investor.omgi.com.

Source: Seeking Alpha

Lipstick index: choosing the shade that suits your skin

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It's no clandestine that women buy more lipsticks when the global economy shudders to a halt because these diminished sticks of colour can change the way we look and feel almost as effectively as an up-market new outfit. With models and celebrities pouting over everything from goth-like berries to only there nudes - in multiple matte, gloss and shimmer finishes - analogous your skin tone to the shade, texture and shape of your lip look feels like a example of playing cosmetics Sudoku. So we created the lip index: the Londoner's deft-fire guide to this season's sliding scale of lip shades.

Darkest berry

Wonderful on Rihanna and models at the Holly Fulton show, aubergine purples are knotty for the rest of us. "The key is to create a flawless canvas with the skin and permit the lips to be the central focus of the face," says correct-up artist Kay Montano (kaymontano.com). YSL's Rouge Pur Couture Dazzling Lustre in Violet Singulier, �22.50 (yslbeauty.co.uk) looks as good-hearted on olive skins as it does on pale complexions and comes with a metallic give the coup de gr that makes it less goth and more luxe.

Source: Evening Standard