Nu Skin Enterprises Inc-University Researcher-Stanford University

Exclusive: Nu Skin told not to use researcher's name

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stanford University has sent a "cease and desist" letter to Nu Skin Enterprises Inc asking the company to stop using a university researcher's name in its advertising, adding new scrutiny to the skin product maker's business claims and practices. According to a copy of the letter emailed to Reuters, Stanford geneticist Stuart Kim is listed as a "Nu Skin Partner" in developing its ageLOC anti-aging products, though he has nothing to do with the company. ... read more..

source:http://yhoo.it/S0TKEb

Nu Skin Enterprises Inc-University Researcher-Stanford University

Nu Skin told not to use researcher's name

WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Stanford University has sent a "cease and desist" letter to Nu Skin Enterprises Inc asking the company to stop using a university researcher's name in its advertising, adding new scrutiny to the skin product maker's business claims and practices. According to a copy of the letter emailed to Reuters, Stanford geneticist Stuart Kim is listed as a "Nu Skin Partner" in developing its ageLOC anti-aging products, though he has nothing to do with the company. ... read more..

source:http://yhoo.it/S0TMMe

Women's Health Magazine-Stanford University-Hair Highlights-Sun Exposure

Myth: The sun gives you great highlights. "Sun exposure damages your hair too,"...

Myth: The sun gives you great highlights. "Sun exposure Damages your hair too," says Katie Rodan, M.D., of Stanford University. In fact, those hair highlights are evidence of damage that can give your mane a dry, strawlike texture and cause breakage. More sun myths: http://ow.ly/agtI9
Sunscreen Myths Busted | Women's Health Magazine
Everyone may not need SPF 45 sunscreen, but find out what you should do this summer to protect your skin read more..