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Being a Patek Philippe retailer has certainly paid off. Esteemed luxury goods distributor Chong Hing Jewelers proudly offers the full line of Patek Philippe luxury watches. From classic timepieces such as the Patek Philippe Annual Calendar Chronograph,

The Patek Philippe’s Twenty~4 Ladies Watch is set in 18k white gold and features a white gold and diamond bracelet that ladies will definitely find elegant and sophisticated. Also available in cool steel, warm rose gold, or noble white gold,


this stylish Patek Philippe women’s watch reflects perfection, and is the ideal accessory to caress the feminine wrist. Also included in Chong Hing Jeweler’s line up of Patek Philippe luxury watches are the Complicated 18kt White Gold Moon Phase Diamond Ladies Watch

Not only an authorized Patek Philippe distributor, Chong Hing Jewelers also offers luxury brands like Omega, Breguet, Chopard, and Tag Heuer, to name a few. As a purveyor of high-end watches for over 30 years,




Chong Hing has become a reputable distributor of luxury goods that range from eclectic, avant-garde styles to timeless classics. Chong Hing Jewelers is also a distributor of fine jewelry, loose diamonds, and gifts & accessories, such as cuff links, home décor, objets d’arts, crystalware, porcelain, charms and leather goods.


hong Hing Jewelers, a purveyor of high-end watches and jewelry, has built a reputation for incomparable service and value. Chong Hing Jewelers is proud to be an Authorized Dealer for esteemed brands of exclusive Swiss watches,

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When two journalists discovered that formaldehyde was the miracle agent behind their sleek hair-dos, they decided to dig a little further into their beauty products' ingredient lists. What they found was terrifying. That lipstick? That mascara? All full of toxic chemicals, as it turns out.


In their book No More Dirty Looks, Siobhan O'Connor and Alexandra Spunt run through those sixteen-letter words that you're likely daub onto your face each morning. They also tell you how to avoid the worst of the worst, while still indulging your vanity.




Earlier this week O'Connor and Spunt spoke to TIME's Wellness blog about their new book, their new shopping habits, and whether it's actually possible to find a natural deodorant that works.



I think for both of us, an early surprise and one that stayed with us was just looking at the laws that govern cosmetics. The products that we buy and trust, we assume that they've been vetted and approved by some kind of publicly accountable health agency, and that's not the case.





The [U.S. Food and Drug Administration's] Office of Cosmetics and Colors really oversees the industry in name only. I think, among consumers, there's an implicit trust there that isn't exactly warranted.
Essentially they require that products list their intended ingredients. (And it's important to distinguish between intended ingredients and unintended ingredients because as products sit on shelves for years and year and years, chemicals react together