What's lurking in your handbag?

Fragrance and beauty experts are urging women partying over Christmas, to cull 40 per cent of the makeup and fake fragrances in their handbags, or face putting their health at risk.

Lurking in women's handbags is a host of dangerous bacteria. This includes the most commonly found germ – pseudomonas, which can cause eye infections such as conjunctivitis, as well as staphylococcus which leads to skin infections and the food poisoning bacteria - salmonella and e-coli.

Fragrance and beauty e-tailer, Deane Brooks of perfume-click.co.uk, has spoken to a number of female customers with infections caused by using make up past its sell by date, spraying fake designer perfumes, not cleaning make up brushes and using testers in cosmetics shops.

He said: "Old make-up brushes, especially if they've been festering at the bottom of a handbag, could be riddled with bacteria. It's essential they are cleaned regularly. I've seen cases of conjunctivitis and skin complaints caused by people using old products that should have been thrown out months ago. Similarly fake perfumes can have an adverse reaction on some people's skin and cause an unsightly and uncomfortable rash. Always buy the real thing.

"I'd advise all women to go through their handbag and make sure everything is clean and useable. In many cases, especially over the festive season when alcohol consumption runs high, products are left without their lids on and come into contact with all kinds of things that are in their handbag, and that could cause infections. Think about all the places you leave your handbag– the floor of your car, at the bar, in shopping trolleys, gym lockers and even on floors in public toilets."

Deane Brooks' top tips to prevent contracting an infection are:

Wash make up brushes with mild soap or shampoo every week
Don't keep mascaras for longer than six months
Never share make up
Always buy genuine designer fragrances from reputable e-tailers and retailers
Don't use old applicators with new products
Never use testers in cosmetics shops on your face
Keep eyeliners sharpened to avoid the wood casing scratching your eye

Fans, fare and fashion flair

In a city bursting with passion and style, Ben Groundwater is quick to indulge.

FRANCESCO walks over to our table, hands wrung in concern. "Tutto bene?" he asks worriedly, motioning towards the plates of risotto and tortellini, wanting to make sure we're enjoying them.

I nod. "Si, tutto bene, very nice."
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Galleria Vittorio Emanuele.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. Photo: Getty Images

Francesco's face cracks into a smile as he gazes up to the sky.

"Oh, grazie Signor!" he cries in mock thanks to God. "Grazie Signor."

It's all a show, of course, for the happy customers but Francesco's theatrics come from somewhere real. There's a lot of love that's gone into these simple dishes at his eponymous Milan restaurant, Papa Francesco, and he wants to know that it's being appreciated.

Francesco has passion and it's a great thing to see. But he's not the only one - this is a city of passion. Most people don't come to trendy, aloof Milan expecting to find hearts on sleeves but they're there if you look for them, especially in the pursuits that give the northern Italian city its soul: food, fashion and football. The three F's. Milan's heart beats for these three.

Francesco is passionate but so too are the fans who pack the terraces of the San Siro, Milan's main soccer stadium, every Sunday to watch two of Italy's most successful teams battle for supremacy. Most conversations in Milan inevitably turn to football - who's injured, who's the star, who's going to the game.

Similarly, an obsession with fashion runs through the Milanese veins. Everyone's outfit is chosen as carefully as a football team line-up or an antipasto platter - it's there to be appreciated in this famously stylish city. You are what you wear in Milan; attention to detail counts.

The city's passions might seem divergent but there are places where they meet. Try the Emporio Armani Caffe, in the heart of the city, a restaurant crossed with fashion boutique, the sort of spectacular clash between haute couture and haute cuisine that Milan counts as normal.

Bar della Crocetta is another, more downmarket example. It mightn't be the most fashionable address in town but the food is amazing and if AC Milan, Internazionale or the Italian national football team is playing, you can guarantee there will be a large crowd of men cheering in front of the big screen that's attached to the wall.

Bar della Crocetta is to panini what the city's favourite footballing son, former AC Milan star Paolo Maldini, is to the round-ball game: the ultimate exponent. There are more than 150 sandwich combinations on the menu and if none of those takes your fancy the staff will knock up the combo of your choice. It's an unpretentious little joint in an unpretentious suburb but if you can eat a mortadella panino, drink a beer and watch a football game and not have had one of the most enjoyable dining experiences of your life, something's amiss.

Football, in fact, seems to permeate most levels of Milanese life. It crosses all boundaries - from politics to families, food to fashion, it doesn't take much to dig up an obsession with soccer.

If there was ever a question of the Milanese's commitment to their city's two biggest teams, you only have to look at those clubs' owners. One, Massimo Moratti at Internazionale, is an oil baron determined to lift his boyhood team back to its former glory. The other, a certain Silvio Berlusconi at AC Milan, is ... well, Silvio Berlusconi. Media baron, recent prime minister of the country, possible nutcase. No more need be said.

The city's football rivals are unique in that they share a home stadium, the imposing San Siro, more correctly called the Stadio Giuseppe Meazza. The city has a rich history - AC and Inter are equal as the second-most successful teams in Italian football - and there's a match on every Sunday during the season, when the San Siro stands fill with Milanese supporting either of the city's teams or, in the rare case of a derby match, both at the same time.

Even when there's no game on, visitors can take a tour of the famed stadium, wandering through the stands, checking out a football nerd's dream array of silverware in the trophy cabinets and even visiting the changing rooms, which have been designed by their respective clubs' owners: Inter Milan's rooms are simple, reflecting the working-class ethic of Moratti, while AC Milan's rooms are plush, with leather seating and plasma screens, a sign of the more outlandish tastes of the maligned former prime minister.

In a city such as Milan there is, of course, a link between football and fashion, a notion that might seem incongruous in Australia (at least, if you've ever watched a Dally M or Brownlow ceremony) but which just seems to work here. Local designer Giorgio Armani is a well-known AC Milan tragic. The Versace label dresses the Inter players. The fans in the stands might treat football jerseys as fashion statements but everywhere else in the city the dress sense is impeccable. There's not a scuffed boot or ill-considered hem to be found. It's not an overt sense of high fashion, though - it's subtle. It's less Lady Gaga and more Carla Bruni-Sarkozy.

To begin with, you don't feel out of place as a traveller in Milan. What's all the fuss about, you wonder - for the fashion capital of the world, no one seems particularly fashionable. Gradually, however, the neat, refined look of everyone around you begins to sink in and within a few days you're feeling chronically underdressed. It almost seems a good idea to drape a jumper around your shoulders, or throw on a natty scarf to try to fit in.

This is the home of Armani and Versace, of course, but also Gucci and Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Miu Miu. Your average Milanese can't afford to wear those labels, of course, but there are options, as the streets around the Duomo - the cathedral and centrepiece of Milanese culture - are lined with boutique stores selling slightly more affordable versions of those world-famous classics.

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a good place to begin your odyssey della moda. It's a spectacular building, a huge glass-ceilinged arcade that leads straight from the square around the Duomo.

It houses Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton but also, rather strangely, a mood killer in a McDonald's.

A stroll down nearby Via Monte Napoleone is like a window into a fabulous life you have no chance of leading.

It's Milan's couture capital - you half expect to see Berlusconi go strolling past, or at least Maldini. Ferraris slowly trundle down the slim road; a Lamborghini purrs at an intersection.

You can check off the fashion world's biggest names like a shopping list: Rolex, Yves Saint Laurent, Valentino, Armani, Miu Miu, Ferragamo, Bally ... they're all there. The price tags are astronomical but the window shopping is free.

Fortunately, dining out in Milan doesn't have to be so fashion-forward. Breakfast is usually a simple affair, a quick cappuccio and a cream-filled croissant eaten standing at the bar at one of the city's thousands of cafes. It's not something to linger over - you get in, slam your coffee down, yell and wave your arms at your breakfasting compatriots, laugh uproariously and get out. Lunch is more of the same - a quick panino or a figure-friendly salad and it's over.

Wisconsin agency scrambles to keep up with concealed carry permit requests

Wisconsin's concealed carry law isn't even a month old, but thousands of your friends and neighbors already have permission to pack heat, and they're buying up the hardware to do it.

Wisconsin became the 49th state to allow residents to carry concealed weapons this month. Questions about liability still linger, but gun sales have increased across the state, and the state Justice Department has been deluged with so many permit requests it's already scrambling to keep up.

"Long time coming," said Matt Slavik, 58, of Brookfield. He hand-filed applications for himself and his wife at the Justice Department's Capitol office on the morning of Nov. 1, the first day the new law was in effect. He said he got permit No. 20 in the mail two days later; his wife got No. 86 a day after him. "It's been wonderful, just to put the sidearm on as I start the day. I just keep it underneath my shirt, and nobody knows. It's very comfortable."

The National Rifle Association had pushed concealed carry legislation in Wisconsin for most of the last decade but kept running into former Democratic Gov. Jim Doyle's veto. Republicans took control of the Legislature and the governor's office last year, though, and made concealed carry one of their top priorities. Gov. Scott Walker finally signed a bill this summer.

Under the law, state residents 21 or older who pass a background check and can prove they have taken firearms training can obtain a permit to carry concealed. Private property and business owners can choose whether to allow concealed weapons.

In the four weeks since the law took effect, gun sales have jumped. The Justice Department's handgun hotline, a number gun sellers can call to initiate background checks on would-be gun buyers, had received 7,355 calls between Nov. 1 and Monday; the line has averaged about 6,550 calls per month throughout the year. The record for monthly calls is 7,859.

Roger Wendling, owner of Monsoor's Sport Shop in La Crosse, estimates he's seen a 25 to 30 percent increase in handgun sales this month. Some of the more popular models have been .38-caliber Sig Sauers and Smith & Wesson .38-caliber revolvers, both small, snub-nosed weapons that are easy to hide.

About 70 percent of the concealed carry clientele have been women, he said. They've leaned toward revolvers with laser sights and handbags with special compartments for hidden weapons, he said.

The state Justice Department, meanwhile, is wading through tens of thousands of permit requests. As of Tuesday, the agency had received 44,443 applications, approved 13,085 and issued 12,708 permits.

The agency had rejected about 3,000 requests, said Brian O'Keefe, administrator of DOJ's Law Enforcement Services Division. The reasons have varied, from not being a Wisconsin applicant to missing basic application information like date of birth or failing to enclose the $50 application fee.

Europe Situation Forecasts Change - Report Highlights News Corp and Fossil, Inc.

Today, www.BrightonMarkets.com announced new reports highlighting News Corp NWSA -0.02% and Fossil, Inc. FOSL -2.32% .

With the European Financial Stability Facility set to increase to $1.4 trillion, it marks a significant move forward to strengthen the safety net in place for Europe's most troubled countries. Private bondholders of Greek debt are settling at a 50% haircut as another $180 billion in fresh aid is set to arrive, enabling banks to recapitalize at a healthy 9% reserve. Overall, these measures will bring Greece's debt burden down to 120% of GDP by 2020. An important consideration is political commitment to this road map. Currently the global community appears to be on point with ECB's initiative, an outlook that should be sufficient to support markets around current levels.

Brighton Markets is releasing new coverage on News Corp for its current position within the services industry. News Corporation is a diversified global media company. The Company operates in six segments: Cable Network Programming; Filmed Entertainment; Television; Direct Broadcast Satellite Television; Publishing, and Other.

Brighton Markets has released research on Fossil, Inc. for its changing role within the consumer goods industry. Fossil, Inc. is a global designer, marketer and distributer company that specializes in consumer fashion accessories. The Company's offerings include a line of men's and women's fashion watches and jewelry, handbags, small leather goods, belts, sunglasses, shoes, soft accessories and clothing.

About Brighton Markets Brighton Markets was founded on the guiding principle of providing highly relevant, meaningful, and actionable information direct to investors. Across the investment spectrum, Brighton Markets shines light on today's events.

Fair Trade Sale at Resurrection Catholic Church Nov. 12 & 13

In India, an old lady knits scarves in a corner of the kitchen in her

son's home. Her handiwork is sold through Fair Trade venues. She is able

to earn her keep and be a contributing member of her family. In Sarajevo,

Bosnian women - Serbs, Muslims, and Croats - believe in the possibility of

a multi-ethnic society and are working together to heal the wounds created

when war which ravaged their country. They are skilled embroiderers. Many

are refugees or lost their homes, husbands or fathers during the Balkan

war of the mid-1990s. Through Fair Trade these women are able to rebuild

their lives and create a future for their children.

The Songkhem Collection (songkhem means 'hope" in the Khmer language) from

Cambodia highlights VillageWorks' products, particularly handwoven silk &

cotton scarves, pillow covers, and handbags.Scarves are one of the more

popular items available at Resurrection's annual Fair Trade sale, which

will be held this year on Saturday, November 12th from 10:00 AM until 5:00

PM and Sunday, November 13th from noon until 4:00 PM. Each one is unique,

has a story, and allows a woman to create a better life for themselves and

their families."

Income from our scarves means my three teenage sons can have enough to eat

as they grow. I hope you see our scarves and love them and buy them so we

have more work and income to care for our children. My dream is for them

to go to university." - Nyugen Thi Nga,Vietnam.

Typically, shoppers to this annual event also spend quite a bit of time

browsing and selecting from the jewelry offerings. Some of the jewelry and

ordainments are crafted at the Bombolulu Workshops in Kenya. This

organization provides disabled artisans with training in jewelry making,

screen printing, wood carving and crafting which provides them with a

dignified way of earning income. They also provide housing and assistance

with medical care. Bombolulu's motto is 'Disability is not Inability.'

SERRV is the nonprofit agency that supplies the wonderful myriad of

inventory offered at Resurrection's Fair Trade sale. SERRV's mission is to

eradicate poverty wherever it resides by providing opportunity and support

to artisans and farmers worldwide. Often they work through local craft and

farmer's co-ops and non-profit associations. Craft Link, a non-profit

organization, works to assist small Vietnamese craft producers find market

opportunities and to promote awareness of ethnic minority crafts and

culture. Living in rural hilly and mountainous areas, the hill tribes have

little access to markets. This organization also provides marketing,

design, and management advice to other disadvantaged groups, like street

children and people with disabilities. Craft Link's ceramics, long-time

best sellers with customers, come from Bat Trang, a small village on the

Red River, which has been famous for its ceramics since the 15th

century.Another non-profit, Delta Survie, is located in Mali. This center

provides support services to women who are recovering from obstetric

fistula. In Mali, one of the poorest countries of the world, women often

don't have access to basic health care. Obstetric fistulas can be caused

by prolonged labor, lack of pre-natal care, childbirth at an early age,

and malnutrition. Women who suffer with obstetric fistulas are often

shunned by their husbands and communities because of the infertility,

incontinence and infections the condition can cause.

At Delta Survie, the women find acceptance and a supportive community. As

they undergo medical treatment, which often means several surgeries, Delta

Survie trains the women to produce handcrafts, generating income for them

while they recover and developing skills which can be used in the future

to help support their families. The women at Delta Survie create jewelry

that expresses the beauty and vibrancy of the culture of Mali. The light

work of jewelry making is a perfect occupation for the women who are at

different stages of recovery and need frequent periods of rest. Many of

the baskets offered at Resurrection's Fair Trade sale are stunning in

their vibrant colors and craftsmanship. With the second highest birth rate

in the world, Ugandans struggle to provide for their families. SERRV

partners with rural artisans to promote the sale of their traditional

baskets, which allows mothers to afford medical care and education for

their children. Earning their own income has meant that women are able to

make decisions and be less dependent on men for accessing their basic

needs like food, shelter, health and education for their children. SHARE,

the Self Help Association for Rural Education and Employment, is proud to

be an organization of women, for women, and by women. Their crafts project

reaches over 400 women basket makers from 30 groups in the southern Indian

province of Tamil Nadu. At the heart of SHARE's work is the belief that

economic self-reliance is an important step in the development of women

and their communities. When you purchase a basket from SHARE, you can be

sure that behind it stand strong women, organizing to improve their lives.

Support of the women who weave the distinctive and brightly-colored bolga

baskets preserves a craft with generations long history. They use

sustainable materials such as sturdy elephant grass, which grows along

rivers and streams, and other natural fibers.Join with us as we strive to

enrich lives around the world and to inspire real change for the better.

And walk away with a unique gift for yourself, your home your family or

friends.

Women want to cover gadgets as much as men

Female home insurance customers count gadgets as some of the most important items to be covered under home insurance, items which it would normally be expected for men to covet more.

A survey of 1,000 women, conducted by Hastings Direct insurance, found that mobile phones and laptops were the items women wanted protected most.

Whilst ereaders and iPods were other surprising inclusions in the top ten, make up, designer clothes and handbags also featured heavily.

The survey showed that 75 per cent of women were pleased with the idea of home insurance and thought it was a good thing, but 20 per cent felt that it was no more than a necessary evil.

Mark Sheppard, head of home insurance, Hastings Direct: "Some of the survey results show we need to do more to explain the real benefits of good quality insurance."

Last week, More Than reported that many Brits were risking losing out by being inadequately insured as they severely undervalue their home contents.

How To Find Cheap Airfares In Any Season

It used to be all so simple, back when airfares changed so infrequently that airlines actually printed them on their schedules. You'd call your favorite travel agent to find the best deal, pack your bags and jet off. And there were only two kinds of fares: coach and first class.

Now, with airfares changing literally by the second and an alphabet soup of different offers, finding the "best" deal is a challenge. This step-by-step guide will get you ready for takeoff.

Sign up for free airfare alerts
Why do all the work hunting down a low airfare yourself when you can have someone else do it for free? Many airfare search and listing sites, such as TripAdvisor.com/flights, Travelocity.com, Hotwire.com, Bing.com/travel and, of course, Airfarewatchdog.com offer e-mail airfare alerts when prices go down. This chart compares many of the leading airfare alert sites. (By the way, only Airfarewatchdog lists fares on Southwest Airlines).

Learn about sales on Twitter
Because some of the best unadvertised airfare sales last only a few hours (even if they're good for travel over a long period), even the best-intentioned email alert can be too late. The beauty of Twitter is that it's instantaneous. Many airlines and alert sites now tweet this deals instead of emailing them.

Get e-mail from your airlines
Next: Sign up for e-mails and frequent flyer programs. Airlines are trying to woo customers to book directly with them by offering special deals when you subscribe. Sign up for emails from foreign-based airlines and from US-based carriers.

Next step: are you a flexible travel date flyer?
Doesn't really matter when you go as long as it's cheap? Some websites offer flexible date search up to 330 days ahead; others (mostly those powered by a company called ITA Software) only do searches in 30-day increments. Read more about flexible travel date searching.

These sites can be helpful if your dates are set, but you also might want to try "meta search" sites such as Kayak.com, Tripadvisor.com/Flights and Momondo.com. Warning: None of them include Southwest's fares, however, or fares on the smaller but growing Allegiant Airlines.

"Meta search" vs. online travel agency
So what's the difference? For one thing, online travel agencies such as Expedia have toll-free numbers with agents standing by to help you book or re-book a flight; meta-search sites don't. But there are many other differences.

Airline websites sometimes have the best fares
Increasingly, airlines aren't sharing their very best fares with third-party sites such as Kayak. Case in point: recent fares to London from the West Coast for $420 round-trip including tax that were only available on Spanish airline Iberia's website (similar fares were twice that elsewhere). So once you've found a fare, definitely check airline sites directly.

Watch out for promo codes
From time to time, you'll receive promo codes in your e-mail because you signed up for e-mail from your favorite airlines and online travel agencies. These codes can only be redeemed if you book directly on the airlines' websites, another way they try to cut out the middleman. (Airfarewatchdog lists any promo codes we find on the AirfarewatchBlog).

When to use your miles
Rather than cashing in 25,000 or even 50,000 miles for a domestic economy class ticket that might have cost you $250 or $300, why not splurge for a trip to Europe (50,000 miles on some airlines) that might cost many times more? Or upgrade your $400 economy class seat to a $2,800 business class fare for 30,000 miles on domestic routes? A general rule: if the economy class fare is $400 or more, spending 25,000 miles is a good deal. Less than that, you might be better offering paying cash and saving your miles.

Getting the best last-minute airfares
You'll often get the best fares if you book at least 7 to 21 days ahead of departure. Otherwise, your best bet is Priceline.com's "Name your own price" feature or Hotwire.com. Also take a look at Lastminute.com which packages last minute airfares with hotel and rental car deals -- sometimes for less than what you'd pay for airfare alone.

When to use a real live travel agent
As good as do-it-yourself online sources can be, your friendly neighborhood travel agent may have some tricks up her sleeve to save you money. Let's say, for example, that you get an airfare alert that fares from Houston to Honolulu are $800 round-trip. But who knew that Dallas to Honolulu, same dates, is $300? Or that you can fly from Houston to Dallas for $100 and connect onward? A savvy travel agent.

Getting a refund when the fare drops after you buy
Several domestic US airlines will give you a full refund, in the form of a voucher good for future travel, if the airfare drops between the time you buy and time you fly -- if and only if you fly on the same itinerary. Find details in this chart.

Factor in the fees
A low fare on one airline could turn out to be not so low once fees are added on. Airlines are making most of their profits these days not from selling you airfares but with all those fees for baggage and other perks. In addition to checked bag fees (chart) there are even fees for using your frequent flyer miles and for other services such as changing a travel date or bringing a pet on board.

Is there a "magic" hour or day to buy?
In a word, no. It's true that the airlines' weekend deals come out Monday to Wednesday, and some airlines announce their sales early in the week, but if you limit yourself to searching just on those days, you'll miss out. A good fare can pop up any moment of the week.

Best days to travel
Although a low airfare can appear at any time, one thing's for certain: it's cheaper to fly on a Tuesday or Wednesday. Saturday is also a low-fare day. If traveling internationally, Monday to Wednesday is often the sweet spot.

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Choosing the proper function of women’s handbags

What are the considerations for women in buying a purse? Whether because the model that is a trend? Or because of the color that suits your dress? Or there’s a sale branded bags so the price is much cheaper? Or because of the well-known boutique bag? All these reasons seem legitimate. But have we ever find out more details about the usefulness of a bag lady with a wide range of shapes? To be more astute in the shop, we share the following tips to find the model and its usefulness bag lady.

Tote Bag
These types of ladies handbags are large and usually square-shaped tote bag. Tote Bag has a long handle that is, so it can be brought either by or carried on the shoulder carry. Tote bag is perfect to use when working, traveling, or for activities of daily living because it can save a lot of items such as books, clothing, wallets, and other purposes.

Satchel
These ladies handbags are large or medium, but the difference with Tote Bag is in the grip handle is short and small. Because the handle shape, Satchel type of bag can only carry by hand. Suitable for everyday activities and give the impression feminine. If the road to bag boutique could find of this type.

Messenger Bag
As the name implies, this bag is similar to the bag model used by postmen to store the letters with a cross on the shoulder straps. Suitable to go to college or a more relaxed daily activities, because it can save a lot of luggage (depending on size). Messenger bags are also impressed by the practical and widely used for men. The difference with men messenger bag, messenger bag women usually have a smaller size. Messenger bag suitable for use with casual clothes like jeans, t shirts, and jackets.

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