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Taryn Brooke

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Covers:  Beauty, aesthetics/treatments/plastic surgery, wellness, and lifestyle

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My Botox Doesn't Work Like It Used To

My Botox Doesn't Work Like It Used To

So-called "Botox resistance" is extremely rare, though it can happen-I should know. Here's what to do if it f…

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The Best Dark Spot Correctors for Uneven Skin Tone—After Testing Over Two Dozen

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By Brianna Peters Verified, Taryn Brooke Verified
| InStyle Verified
Credit: InStyle Best Overall: Caudalie Vinoperfect Brightening Dark Spot Serum is our overall pick for its gentle, effective formula that provides results with consistent use. Beginner-Friendly: If you’re new to using serums, The Outset Total Clarity Dark Spot Serum is gentle enough for daily use without an adjustment period. Power Player: Some picks, like Neutrogena Rapid Tone Repair Dark Spot Corrector, use powerful ingredients, like retinol and vitamin C, to banish dark spots.
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Do sunscreen supplements work? Dermatologists reveal the surprising truth.

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By Taryn Brooke Verified
| MSN Verified
Taryn Brooke When the sun is shining and the UV index climbs, you know what to do: slather on the best sunscreen you can find, slap on some protective clothing, and seek shade during the peak afternoon heat. But these days, some brands and wellness gurus would have you do something else, too—pop a pill.
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7 Celebrities Who Got Candid About Their Post-Procedure Recovery and Results

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By Taryn Brooke Verified
| NewBeauty Verified
In recent years, celebrities have slowly but surely started pulling back the curtain on their surgical journeys. Instead of emerging months later with a refreshed look and no explanation, more stars are choosing to share the full story, from the decision to have surgery to what plastic surgery recovery can actually involve: swelling, scars, drains, bandages and the emotional healing that can come with it. Of course, no one owes the public a detailed account of their medical choices.
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