January 2, 2011
- 10:00 am
By Caitlin-University of Alabama
It’s been a while since I did a Quick & Dirty Review, but don’t worry – it’s back. I know you were freaking out, getting hives, breathing deeply into brown paper bags. It’s all better now. Let’s get to it, shall we?
I wanted to share this golden nugget of awesome with you: Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector. Yes, it’s quite the title, but it’s not overcompensating for anything. I figured what better way to start off the New Year than to erase the dark spots of your past.
Great metaphor, I know!
This product is absolutely amazing! I’ve been using it for two weeks and my spots are already fading. You all know I’ve been dealing with acne and scarring for a long time, and if you’re facing the same problems, this product is for you. While it’s above my normal budget ($49.50 for 1 oz), it’s completely worth it. If you can look past the price, you should check it out. Watch the vid for all the dirty details and then snag some online at Sephora or Clinique. Read More »
Tags: acne, acne scarring, beauty review, clinique, Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector review, dark spot corrector, dark spots, face, face spots, Mayo Clinic, scarring, scars, sephora, sun spots
October 20, 2008
- 3:30 pm
By Mandy - Hofstra

Out of everything going on in college, getting a Staph Infection is last on the list of things we tend to worry about (after classes, “where the party at“s, and man troubles). But the truth is, a Staph Infection can happen when you least expect it… and can be deadly.The strange thing about Staph Infections is that most people actually carry the bacteria on their skin, nose, or throat – and many never get sick from it. It’s when the bacteria gets under the skin that you have a problem. And college campuses are a haven for this bacteria because there are so many of us in one place, and, let’s face it, we aren’t the cleanest of people.
Anything from a zit (as if they aren’t annoying enough) to a nick from shaving can cause that harmless bacteria on your skin to grow into an infection. Results of Staph Infection can include skin infections, food poisoning, and Toxic Shock Syndrome (yup, it’s not just from tampons). These types of symptoms can be treated with immunizations and other remedies. Read More »
Tags: bacteria, Body, college, community associated mrsa, community shower, dorm, health, hygiene, ignaz semmelweis, infection, jocks, locker room, Mayo Clinic, mrsa, shaving, staff infection, staph, staph infection wiki, toxic shock syndrome, tss, what is a staph infection, zit