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Wrinkle Rescue: The Lowdown on Smoothing Facial Lines

Wrinkle Rescue: The Lowdown on Smoothing Facial Lines

by WendyLewis (Author)

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    Paperback 2002

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Synopsis

In this new series, New York beauty expert Wendy Lewis has distilled her extensive knowledge of skincare, anti-ageing, body contouring and hair care - the four most important beauty concerns - into four essential guides to looking good. The key facts on achieving a sparkling spot-free complexion, perfect wrinkle-free skin, a slim body and luscious, healthy hair are presented with stunning photography and design, and accessible, no-nonsense text to create indispensable, handbag-sized guides that women just won't be able to live without.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 96
 Publisher: Quadrille Publishing Ltd
Published: 02 Aug 2002
ISBN 10: 1903845661
ISBN 13: 9781903845660

Media Reviews
In this new series, international beauty guru Wendy Lewis presents all the facts about spots, wrinkles, body fat and haircare along with invaluable advice and options for solving common beauty problems.
Author Bio
Wendy Lewis is an independent beauty consultant with an international client list that includes celebrities, socialites, beauty editors, business women and housewives. She is a true insider to the world of beauty, dermatology and cosmetic surgery. She started her New York consultancy in 1997 and, in response to huge demand for her expertise in the UK, added an office in London with consulting rooms in Harley Street. Wendy is quoted in all the top glossies including Harpers & Queen, Vogue, as well as Shape, You Magazine and the Sunday Times and is also editor of WLBeauty Watch, an international beauty periodical with a global readership. For many years she wrote the New York Beauty Column in the Evening Standard's ES Magazine. Wendy's first book, The Lowdown on Facelifts and Other Wrinkle Remedies, was published by Quadrille in January 2001 and, as the only definitive resource on the topic, continues to be quoted in many fashion and beauty magazines.