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The Beauty Bible: The Ultimate Guide to Smart Beauty
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 646.726082
EAN: 9781877988295
Edition: 2nd
ISBN: 1877988294
Label: Beginning Press
Manufacturer: Beginning Press
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 528
Publication Date: June 01, 2002
Publisher: Beginning Press
Studio: Beginning Press
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Editorial Review:
Myriad new formulas, outrageous claims, and hot controversies run rampant in the cosmetics industry. This second edition of The Beauty Bible will help clear up the confusion. From tanning pills to oxygen in products, from facial exercises to behind-the-scenes industry information, this book covers it all. Containing 50 percent new material, this edition includes advice on the latest cosmetic surgery procedures, online beauty shopping, and permanent makeup. Drawing on her background as a makeup artist, her 20-plus years as a consumer reporter, and the latest dermatological studies, Paula Begoun (a.k.a. the “Cosmetics Cop”) gives readers the tools and information they need to make smart skincare decisions.
Customer Reviews
Average Rating: 
Rating:  - To all you naysayers; SHUT THE ****up!!!
I am really mad: I'm mad at Amazon for featuring my review of this book under "Don't Go to the Cosmetics Counter Without Me" instead of "The Beauty Bible" here. They royally screwed up for some reason!! After writing a freaking 2000 or so word review for "Don't Go" and coudn't have it posted, this is absolutely infuriating!!!!!!
I'm also mad at those of you uninformed know-nothings who call Paula a liar, charlatan, and a quack. You know what? Give me a break. The facts:
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Rating:  - I Wish I Could Give Zero Stars...
Full of deceptions, outdated research, illogical assertions and heavily opinionated, this book should be kept away from young, impressive minds. The author, obviously with strong industry connections, suggests dish detergent for bubble baths, doubts healh dangers of phthalates, recommends sodium laureth sulfate cleansers, and insists that mineral oil makes the best moisturiser. No wonder Ms. Begoun has such a profound interest in cosmetic surgery! It will take a really deep laser resurfacing to erase ... Read More
Rating: - a "MUST HAVE" book
I worked for a major cosmetics company (which Paula seems to like *whew!*). Even then, there was no way I could know the differences between the thousands of products out there. Paula goes line by line reviewing every product. She also give you general advice on what to look for in each category. Extremely useful.
Contrary to what some people say, Paula definately is NOT anti-cosmetics. Her position seems to be simple: we girls love our cosmetics, but we want ones that DO the job they CLAIM ... Read More
Rating: - Fumigated
I find it interesting that there are many women (possibly some men) that consider Paula's work to be bogus, harmful, and riddled with lies. Here's one quote from a reviewer "Her products REAK of chemicals" First, Cosmetics *are* chemicals. Secondly, her products are free of any fragrance (masking or otherwise). Without fragrance, the scent of the chemical compounds in the products come through. I've had whiffs of her products, and (personally) they don't bother me, I'm not always expecting my products to ... Read More
Rating: - The Beauty Bible
This book is exactly that, BEAUTY BIBLE. If you really care about the way you take care of your skin and what to put on your skin type, you need this book. If you have ever stuggled with products and what to put on first, or not at all, this is the answer.
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