Baby Beauty Queens, Diet Debates, And More…
November 11, 2009 1:17 pm

Photographer Susan Anderson’s new book High Glitz, which features a series of child beauty pageant portraits, has sparked a debate about whether or not making a six-year-old look like she’s 45 with an excess of makeup is in fact child abuse. Anyone? [Allure]
New Beauty magazine has homed in on way to get readers to buy the products within its pages: put samples in a vending machine. In a word, genius. [NBC Miami]
The lengths women will go to for breast implants are apparently quite long (and seriously deranged). [The Cut]
The latest taboo topic Tyra Banks has deemed worth publicizing? The “tapeworm diet.” That Tyra, always on the edge of controversy. [SF Gate]
A new study asks, which makes you happier: a low-carb, high-fat diet or a high-carb, low-fat diet? The one with more baguettes! [Washington Post]
tags: Hair, High Glitz, Makeup, New Beauty Magazine, Susan Anderson, Tyra Banks
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