Tag Archives: Biochemistry
The News on Shoes
When we started this blog a few postings ago, we weren’t sure how much there really was to say about the place where shoe lust meets foot pain. But we were determined to try. Well, we needn’t have worried because there seems no end to relevant coverage in the press. And we must say we’re pretty pleased to be in the right place at the right time. (Right at your feet, that is.)
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Stiletto Patrol
Now that foot pain is on my radar, it seems to pop up everywhere. This week in the media it was pretty high heel-intensive to say the least.
Stars on top
The first item that ran in People Awards Season Special February 2014 is right out of the Heel No Pain playbook. The article, “We Walked in Their Shoes”, had their editors try on the favorite shoe designers of nine top celebrities (Ruthie Davis worn by Sofia Vergara, Stuart Weitzman worn by Diane Kruger, Nicholas Kirkwood worn by Lupita Nyong’o etc. etc.) and report the results. All nine styles were pronounced beautiful but, alas, all but two left something to be desired in the comfort department.
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HeelNoPain / Style Rave in Shop Til You Drop
Tested, Ticked: A new sole-numbing spray made by a Beverly Hills plastic surgeon
"So worth shipping. It stopped my feet aching in four-inch heels for three hours. Amazing!"
- Anna, Writer / Sub-Editor - 'February 19th 2014 issue of SHOP TIL YOU DROP Magazine'
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Doctor to Release Foot-Care Line
The Beverly Hills, California doctor created Biochemistry by Dr. Haworth, an over-the-counter remedy, and will release it to consumers on December 30.
“It was an aha moment,” Haworth said about his decision to create the product. “Those annoying aspects of life need to be addressed. There was a single solution.”
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Erasing Age, One (New) Step at a Time
The Hollywood Reporter Erasing Age, One (New) Step at a Time November 22, 2013
To combat “necklace lines,” peau d’orange (orange-peel skin) and other only-in-L.A. ailments, A-listers are calling on specialists with very specific skills By Merle Ginsberg
When it comes to the hard work of getting beautiful, what’s good for the goose isn’t necessarily good for the gander. A cosmetic filler for under eyes isn’t best for around the lips. A hydrating facial won’t fix sun damage. And a volumizing hair treatment shouldn’t follow hair coloring. Honing in on specific areas and problems is the new frontier it beauty. It’s serious strategizing – and each area comes with its own Hollywood expert.
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Tagged Biochemistry, Dr. Randal Haworth, The Hollywood Reporter
