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Alpha Hydrox	Make Up For Ever	Rimmel
Aveda	Mary Kay	Sally Hansen
Bare Escentuals	Maybelline New York	Sally Hansen Natural Beauty Inspired by Carmindy
Benefit	MD Formulations	Sea Breeze
Boots	Meaningful Beauty Cindy Crawford	Sephora
Burt's Bees	MyChelle Dermaceuticals	Serious Skin Care
Carol's Daughter	N.Y.C. (New York Color)	Sheer Cover
CeraVe	NARS	Shu Uemura
Cetaphil	Neutrogena	SK-II
Chanel	Nivea	SkinCeuticals
Clinique	Noxzema	SkinMedica
Cosmedicine	NYX Cosmetics	Smashbox
Cover Girl	Obagi	Sonia Kashuk
DDF - Doctor’s Dermatologic Formula	Olay	Sothys Paris
Dior	Origins	St. Ives
Eminence Organic Skin Care	Patricia Wexler M.D.	Stila
Estee Lauder	Perricone MD Cosmeceuticals	StriVectin
Garnier Nutritioniste	Peter Thomas Roth	The Body Shop
Jane Iredale	pHisoderm	Trish McEvoy
Janson-Beckett Cosmeceuticals	Physicians Formula	Urban Decay
L’Occitane	Prestige Cosmetics	Weleda
L’Oreal Paris	Principal Secret	Wet ‘n’ Wild
La Mer	ProActiv Solution	Yves Saint Laurent
Lancome	RevaleSkin	Zia Natural
Laura Mercier	Revlon	ZO Skin Health
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PRODUCT RATING KEY:
identifies a "Paula's Pick," meaning a product that exceeds expectations and goes beyond the criteria for a product in its category with minimal to no concerns. Note: Hair-care products never receive a Paula’s Pick rating because there are so many excellent products with remarkably similar formulations, none stand out as truly “superior.” identifies a "Paula's Pick," meaning a product that exceeds expectations and goes beyond the criteria for a product in its category with minimal to no concerns, but is unreasonably priced. Note: Hair-care products never receive a Paula’s Pick rating because there are so many excellent products with remarkably similar formulations, none stand out as truly “superior.” specifies a great product that is highly recommended because of its performance or impressive formulary characteristics. designates a great product that meets and/or surpasses the criteria set for that category of product but is unreasonably priced. indicates an OK but unimpressive product, or an OK product that can cause problems for certain skin types. I often use this face to portray a dated or old-fashioned product formulation. indicates an ordinary, boring product whose excessive price makes it ludicrous to consider. reflects a product that is truly bad for skin from almost every standpoint, including price, dated formulations, performance, application, and texture, as well as potential for irritation, skin reactions, and breakouts.