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Review title: Good, factual skin care information by a Doctor.
Product review: Contrary to the title, this is the perfect book for down to earth, intellegent people who have not been deluded into thinking that they can do something to make their skin look like a 20 year old when they are 50. Although "The Beauty Bible" by Paula Begoun is similar in content and conclusions, I preferred this book because it was more medical, less gender specific, and not as much about cosmetics. However, Ms. Begoun's "Don't go to the Cosmetics Counter without Me" is the perfect companion to the "...Idiot's Guide to Beautiful Skin" and will help you locate the types of products you will be looking for, once you absorbe the information provided by Dr. Gordon. No one should start a skin care program without reading this book. If you like this book, you will probably not like "1001 Beauty Solutions:The Ultimate One-Step Adviser for Your Everyday Beauty Problems" so I suggest you save your money.
