Romance Advice from Dr. Laszlo

In his hay-day, Dr. Laszlo was known for his knowledge of skincare but he also became somewhat of a go to media expert - weighing in on everything from nutrition to romance. Countless newspapers and magazines featured Dr. Laszlo's opinions on lifestyle topics of the day.

One such newspaper article was from the Connecticut Sentinel from 1940 and includes some very interesting opinions on flirting. Dr. Laszlo was a big proponent of romance and even exclaimed that it could help your skin. So in time for Valentine's Day we have included some advice from Dr. Laszlo about the right way to flirt and the benefits for your complexion.

"Flirt - discreetly, but flirt. Flirting is a marvelous beauty treatment for a woman. It stimulates the mysterious glands that make the essential harmony between her outlook on life and her appearance. Flirting makes her heart beat faster, stimulating her blood stream and thereby clearing her skin of blemishes, brightening her eyes and adding a gloss to her hair."

So ladies there it is - this Valentine's Day don't be afraid to flirt a little, and if it does not bring you true love at least it may bring you clear skin!

Worldwide Beauty Tips

On October 24th, we celebrated United Nations Day, which marks the entry into force of the United Nations Charter. To celebrate this October holiday, we have compiled a collection of natural beauty ingredients found in all different parts of the world and there benefits for your skin.

Shea Butter: This rich natural fat is extracted from the African Vitellaria tree and is specifically important in the treatment of dry skin, helping to smooth and nourish.

Green Tea: Originating in China, it is the product of the leaves of the Camellia sinensis and has a long list of heath benefits. High in antioxidants, it is said to release toxins from the body in order to unveil a healthier, more radiant complexion.

Olive Oil: This common Mediterranean ingredient is not just used in cooking, it has been prized as a key skin care secret for over 5,000 years. It it used to help maintain skin elasticity and to promote a smooth radiant complexion.