Title: Tick Tock, Stop the Clock.
Subtitle: Getting Pretty on Your Lunch Hour
Author Name: Lois W. Stern
Publisher Name: Infinity Publishing Company
ISBN: 0-7414-5359-2
Genre: Self-help – Health and Beauty
Synopsis
Even in times of economic downturn we can find affordable ways to enhance our beauty.
With this book in hand, readers can learn from some of the best-of-the-best: 11 nationally renowned experts and outstanding practitioners,
all dedicated to bringing you accurate, honest information presented in a user-friendly format. Meet the experts at: www.ticktockstopptheclock.com/
Reviewed by Kenya Dow, Apex Reviews (Durham, NC USA) for Amazon
RATING: (5) STARS
How many times have you walked past a magazine stand and shot an envious glance at the sculpted physiques, flawless complexions, come hither smiles, or flowing tresses of the models featured on the covers? Or watched an MTV Spring Break Special and wished you could have the same chiseled abs as the hunks and hotties having the time of their lives?
The practice of plastic surgery is nothing new; however, many people still remain unaware of the wide variety of non-surgical procedures available to help eliminate the problem areas of our bodies and turn back the clock on aging. Furthermore, the general perception regarding plastic surgery is that it's expensive, time-consuming, and - worst of all - often life-threatening.
Well, thanks to Tick Tock, Stop The Clock, those misconceptions can finally be put to rest. In the pages of Lois W. Stern's new seminal work on the world of beauty enhancement, readers worldwide are treated to a wealth of tips and general practices designed to reveal the simple, practical techniques they can follow to improve their physical appearance. Even better, Stern allows the reader to see just how cost-affordable the practices and techniques are, effectively eliminating the fear of having to pay and arm and a leg to - well, have better arms and legs.
Featuring a comprehensive compilation of eleven nationally renowned experts and practitioners from such fields as dermatology, cosmetology, hair restoration, and cosmetic dentistry, Tick Tock, Stop The Clock is a veritable encyclopedia for the health and beauty world. Presented in clear language and an easy-to-read format, Stern's enlightening opus is perfect for individuals who struggle with issues of self-esteem tied to their appearance, yet - in the midst of the current worldwide recession - simultaneously struggle with concerns over how to pay for the quality assistance they seek.
Complete with detailed explanations, revealing photos, and insightful commentary, Tick Tock, Stop The Clock is required reading for anyone with even the slightest interest in improving their health and overall appearance. An excellent, well-crafted, and timely read.
Author Bio:
Stern is also the author of Sex, Lies and Cosmetic Surgery
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