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Montgomery County exhibit shows how makeup became a symbol of female power Tags:  CHRISTIANSBURG, Va. – Society’s answer to what makes a woman beautiful significantly changed between 1870 and 1970, and continues to today. The way women wear and have worn makeup overtime has a story to tell, not only about the individual but about the fight for gender equality. For example, red lipstick became a trend for the women’s suffrage movement — it was a symbol of female power. An exhibit at the Montgomery County Museum shows an amazing display of antique makeup and cosmetics along with pictur...

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myFace + quip = Healthier Smiles for Kids with Facial Differences Share Article Celebrating National Children’s Dental Health Month, myFace is proud to announce its partnership with modern oral health company, quip, to create healthier smiles for kids with facial differences. Changing Faces, Transforming Lives "We support myFace and their dedication to providing access to life-changing procedures for children and adults with facial differences,” said Shane Pittson, Vice President of Marketing & Growth, quip. NEW YORK (PRWEB) ...

play-icon Video report by Clare McNeill A young man who lives with a 'visible difference' says that wearing a face mask has reduced the prejudices and cruel comments he experiences every day. Atholl Mills, from the Scottish Borders, was born with a condition called cystic hydroma, which causes cysts to form where the lymph nodes are. It affects Atholl's left ear, jaw and neck. During an operation to remove the cysts his facial nerve was severed, causing facial palsy - permanent paralysis on the left side of his face. The 26-year-old says his visible difference often brought stares and cruel r...