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Fox Business News features the latest trend in short-term tattoo cover up. SmartCover.com, a New Jersey-based online cosmetics brand, has one of the hottest beauty products on the market today, a temporary tattoo concealing crème.

Tattoo cover up has grown in popularity as more Americans need the ability to conceal their tattoos in the workplace while flaunting them after hours and on the weekend. Smart Cover®’s concealing crème is the perfect quick fix at a price most Americans can afford. At $29.75 for a ten-piece starter kit, Smart Cover Cosmetics offer a better option than costly procedures to remove tattoos.

Smart Cover is the official “camouflage” make-up for the cheerleading teams of the NFL’s Buffalo Bills and Cincinnati Bengals and the NBA’s Cleveland Cavalier Girls. They use Smart Cover because tattoos aren’t allowed to show while in uniform.

Smart Cover was created by Nancy and Flori Roberts. Flori Roberts was the creator of Dermablend and is a leading authority on corrective cosmetics. Academy Award nominated makeup artist, Christina Smith, uses Smart Cover on many of her celebrity clients including Liza Minnelli, Jane Krakowski, Jamie Lee Curtis, Gena Rowlands and Helen Mirren.

According to Smart Cover co-creator Nancy Roberts, the concealing crème can be used to cover more than just tattoos. “Our unique concealers can also be used to hide dark eye circles, birthmarks, varicose veins, spider veins, age spots, acne blemishes, and much more,” explains Roberts. They are also allergy-tested, waterproof, and recommended by dermatologists.

The Smart Cover starter kit offers several different shades of concealing crème, from light to dark, so that anyone can use them to mix and match to create their perfect shade. A color corrector is also included in the kit to neutralize the deep tattoo pigment first, allowing the concealing crème to cover completely and blend seamlessly into the skin on the face and body.

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It was not that long ago that Heidi Montag shocked us all by undergoing 10 plastic surgery procedures in one day and now it looks as though Heidi might be regretting her rash decision.

The reality TV star is almost unrecognisable after she had a chin reduction, boob job, a nose job, neck liposuction, brow lift, ears pinned, cheek implants, butt implants, lip fillers, botox and liposuction on waist, hips and thighs. Eek!

And according to Heat magazine Heidi is regretting it already with a source saying: “She’s thinking about a plastic surgery make-under now that she’s separated from Spencer. He was the one who wanted her to get the work done. She knows she went too far, and she feels stupid.”

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Beginning Thursday, a new federal tax on indoor tanning goes in effect to help pay for health care reform.

The new tax is on tanning booths using ultraviolet bulbs. It does not apply to spray tans or tanning products.

The tax was a last minute addition to the Health Care Reform Bill and replaces a 5 percent tax on cosmetic surgery that was originally included in the bill.

Booth tanners are feeling more than burned getting their faux glow.

“I love the sun,” said Marcia Dellvenari. When she can’t follow the sun, she heads to Sunset West Tanning in Beaverton, Oregon, five days a week. “It helps my mood.”

Dellvenari is seeing red over a new 10 percent federal tax she’ll have to pay to help pay for the $940 billion health care overhaul.

“I think it is ridiculous,” she said.

For salon co-owner Keith Dixon, the new tax could be just the thing that drives him out of business.

“We’re barely making it in this economy, because that’s one of the first things to go on your budget — tanning or getting your nails done or whatever” he said.

Dixon lowered his prices so the tax would not be noticed by his clients.

“Our prices have stayed the same. But, that has also made us lose income” he said.

Health care professionals like dermatologist Dr. Kristen Stevens hope the new tax is a wake up call.

“For most people who are really serious about tanning I don’t think that’s going to stop them,” said the physician based at Providence hospital. ” We need, as the public and as physicans, to help people understand the damage they’re doing to their skin,”

Seventy percent of indoor tanners are young women, the same population that has the highest rate of melanoma.

“The World Health Organization recently declared ultra light coming from tanning booths as carcinogenic,” Stevens said, “placing it in the same category as asbestos, and plutonium and tobacco smoke.”

She hopes adding the tax will change the way society looks at tanning.

“Natural is the new tan,” said Stevens.

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