Simple Skin Beauty: Every Woman’s Guide to a Lifetime of Healthy, Gorgeous Skin

Review
“Ellen is a rare combination of intelligence and beauty, so to have her wisdom captured in the pages of Simple Skin Beauty is akin to discovering a road map to beautiful, healthy skin. Whether looking up something serious, like melanoma, or just some tips on how to make your skin look its best, this is my new reference book and should be yours too.” — Emily Scott, J.Crew, Plum TV
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Review
“If you want great style, you need great skin. If you want great skin, you need this book.” — Stacy London, host of TLC’s What Not to Wear

“This book is a public health service for women. It cuts through the advertising hype and gets right to the truth. It is a comprehensive summary of optimal skin care for women. It’s written in simple, easy-to-follow language and in an entertaining style.” — Mark Lebwohl, MD, Chairman of the Department of Dermatology at The Mount Sinai Medical Center

“Protecting your skin is essential to your overall health. Here you will find everything you need to safeguard your skin.” — Valentin Fuster, MD, leader in preventative medicine and education and renowned cardiologist

“A woman’s skin is a reflection on her overall well-being. And when it looks good, she feels good. Dr. Marmur equips readers with everything they need to keep their skin safe and beautiful.” — Frank Lipman, MD, author of Spent: End Exhaustion and Feel Great Again

“Ellen is a rare combination of intelligence and beauty, so to have her wisdom captured in the pages of Simple Skin Beauty is akin to discovering a road map to beautiful, healthy skin. Whether looking up something serious, like melanoma, or just some tips on how to make your skin look its best, this is my new reference book and should be yours too.” — Emily Scott, J.Crew, Plum TV

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Buy Simple Skin Beauty: Every Woman’s Guide to a Lifetime of Healthy, Gorgeous Skin at Amazon

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Edgar on October 3rd, 2009 at 2:52 pm

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As a dermatologist, I often discourage my patients from buying most “self-help” books that are intended for the general public because so many of them are either oversimplified or overly complex. Most offer limited, and, at times, misleading information. Many adopt a self-serving manner, selling products or trying to prove that their point of view is the latest “cure.”

Doctor Marmur’s book, “Simple Skin Beauty”, is a friendly, easy to understand, humorous guide that explains how you can clear up your complexion. It recommends sensible and economical OTC products, takes on and clarifies many confusing subjects such as the diagnosis and treatment of skin cancer. She cuts through many of the myths of skin care treatment.

Readers will learn which treatments really work and which are wastes of money. She is not trying to sell any miracle potions or cures; rather, she has written a completely objective evaluation of all the legitimate treatment options available.

I can honestly say this is no less than the finest and most objective layperson’s book on skin care. It will serve as an invaluable resource for my patients and for me as well. I will have several copies in my waiting room.

Dr. Goodheart is the author of Goodheart’s Photoguide of Common Skin Disorders, Diagnosis and Management and Acne For Dummies.