One in seven people diagnosed with skin cancer go back to tanning beds, according to Brenda Cartmel, a cancer prevention research at the Yale School of Public Health. We don't know what's more shocking -- that, or the fact that 20 million people still use tanning beds in the U.S. knowing full well that those beds blast your skin with 15 times the amount of UV radiation as the sun. Source

Do you dump your empty beauty product bottles in your recycling bin hoping they get recycled? (Guilty.) Starting July 15, Aveda is offering an alternative: the Full Circle Recycling Program. Bring your empty Aveda bottles (or makeup tins, brushes, anything) to an Aveda store, and toss them in the Full Circle box. Then, g2 Revolution (a very cool, innovative recycling company) will whisk them away and turn them into new Aveda packaging.

Lust of the day: Raindrops and Pink Raindrops from UK nail varnish gurus Illamasqua. Forget dropping major bills to buy these sheer, shimmery polishes off eBay -- the coveted bottles are available for the first time in the US on Sephora.com.