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BY KATE AENLLE Is there such a thing as a normal amount of facial hair in women? Not exactly. "Normal" amounts of facial hair vary from person to person. Some individuals have very little facial and body hair, while others — women included — can have a fair amount. Facial and body hair are part of our genetic makeup, which means that your genetics can even play a role in in determining your facial hair patterns. Also related to genetics, your ethnicity can also determine whether or not you'll have more facial and body hair than another woman. Unfortunately for most women, facial and body hair is frowned upon and can even be an embarrassing problem that needs to be solved — permanently. Of course, there are a number of ways to remove body and facial hair, depending on your personal preference. But, if you're experiencing the sudden appearance of excessive facial hair, there are other things to consider before running to the nearest salon. Shaving

The ideas and meanings in some books are so timeless that it is worth going back to read them every now and then. The most exhilarating thing is that each time there is always something new to discover or understand. From all over the world and historical times, below are some books you can (and should) read over and over again: The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery   The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery The heart-warming story of the peculiar little prince and his rose reminds us of simple truths that we forget as we get older and full of worries, reminds us of your inner child. The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde ’Nowadays people know the price of everything and the value of nothing.’ This books plays masterfully with the ideas of beauty, virtue, corruption, vices, vanity and morality. The story of Dorian Gray can remind us that sacrificing everything for shallow pursuits leads to a dark place and that true beauty cannot be ta

Choosing the workout plan that's best for you Written by Salvatore Marashi Have you been sticking to your workout goals this year? Have you gotten what to pack to the gym down to a science? Are you seeing the results you want? Maybe you’ve spent the first couple weeks of the new year pumping iron to no avail. What if I told you that it might not be your fault.   Scientists and trainers agree that there are three main body types.   These range from the lean ectomorph to athletic mesomorph to the high body fat endomorph. Each of these body types requires different training and diet to maximize their results. Don’t know which type you are? Or maybe you want to know which workout is best for your body type. Well don’t worry, we’ve broken down each type for you and how to maximize those hours spent in the gym. Ectomorph Are you the naturally skinny type? Do you seem to stay the same weight no matter what you eat? Then you’re probably an ectomorph.   Ectomorphs ha

So, how exactly do you separate your day-job at coporate HQ from your turns at the strip-joint? What types of mental strategies do you employ to avoid getting confused and climbing on the marketing director’s desk and slowly removing your clothes? I’m especially amused to see that ‘going to church’ might be considered an activity that constitutes having a secret life. How low religion has sunk from the glory days – they need to get some spin doctors on the case. About the author Psychologist, Jeremy Dean, PhD is the founder and author of PsyBlog. He holds a doctorate in psychology from University College London and two other advanced degrees in psychology. He has been writing about scientific research on PsyBlog since 2004. He is also the author of the book “Making Habits, Breaking Habits” (Da Capo, 2003) and several ebooks. SOURCE: PSYBLOG

By Catharine Paddock PhD   Fact checked by Paula Field Scientists have identified biological changes in apparently normal airway tissue that could potentially predict the development of lung cancer. The changes alter gene and cell activity in the immune system. A team from Boston University School of Medicine in Massachusetts led the study that made these findings. The researchers examined samples of precancerous lesions from the airway tissues of people who smoke or used to smoke. The team followed the individuals for a number of years to see whose lesions became cancerous. In a Nature Communications paper, they describe how they identified "four molecular subtypes" of precancerous lesions with "distinct" tissue and immune system differences. It is possible to detect the differences in airway tissue before it develops precancerous signs, says senior study author Avrum E. Spira, who is a professor of medicine, pathology, and bioinformatics at

Perhaps you think you know everything about Game of Thrones, but here are some facts that will surprise you. Fans of the iconic series found these parallels between its characters and real historical figures. And they seem to be so similar! We at Bright Side were totally amazed. How about you? 10. Jon Snow and William the Conqueror Both of them were impressive fighters and leaders. Jon Snow, as far as Westeros is concerned, is the bastard son of Ned Stark who managed to become a King of the North. William the Conqueror, the Duke of Normandy, invaded England in 1066 and was also a bastard son who became a king. 9. Tyrion Lannister and Richard III Both were born with disabilities that caused people to look down on them and were used against them by their enemies. But despite this fact, both turned out to be talented administrators. 8. Margaery Tyrell and Anne Boleyn We haven’t seen it in the series, but according to the book, before King Robert’s dea

The gear you need to take your brew with you Written by Meghan Salgado For most people, coffee isn’t an optional part of their morning routine. Whether you’re traveling for an important meeting with out-of-town clients or preparing yourself to face extended family, coffee is a must. From the most bare beans method to a brew that might require a second carry-on, we’re taking you through our favorite ways to make coffee while traveling. Note that most of these methods are meant for the solo traveler — if you have a plus one, they’ll have to make their own cup. COFFEE ESSENTIALS Hot Water Hot water is usually the component of coffee that’s easiest to get your hands on. However if you’re headed to the great outdoors or somewhere else you might find yourself without a heat source, it doesn’t hurt to bring your own. Try this collapsible kettle for something space-effective and easy to use. If you know you’ll at least have electricity, the Bonvita Voyage

BY THE LIST STAFF We all want to look fresh-faced and younger, and makeup can be a great aid to that, but sometimes makeup mistakes can be more aging than no makeup at all. Keep in mind that your makeup style needs to evolve and adapt to your changing skin as you age. Tried and true techniques from your high school years will no longer cut it 15, 20, or 30 years later.  You might be an old hand at applying your makeup, and if you're not careful, you can end up looking older, too. We've compiled a list of the most common makeup mistakes that will actually add years instead of removing them. Keep reading to find out if you're committing any of these aging mistakes and what you can do to correct them. Foundation faux pas Makeup mistakes that age you can start right at the foundation — literally. Foundation forms the base of any look, but as you age you need to be aware that your foundation needs will change. As Maybelline New York artist Melissa Silver ex