Missing your favorite night cream? Your man probably pocketed it. In a survey of ladies in Great Britain, 67 percent of women said they busted their husbands or boyfriends stealing products, costing them an average of $305/year. And based on our totally unscientific research in the office, about 85 percent of American men swipe their old lady's beauty loot. Source

Alicia, bless your heart. We love-love how devoted you are to all things vegan, but can you really launch a vegans-only breast milk swap via blog? Well, yes, apparently you can. The outspoken vegan sounded the call last week, and women immediately posted, requesting and offering vegan mama breast milk for the swap Silverstone is calling the Kind Mama Milk Share.

The Jersey shore will never look the same again: a law barring kids ages 14 and under from getting spray tans went into effect on July 1 in New Jersey, making it the first state in the union with such a ban. The law reflects doctors growing concern over dihydroxyacetone (DHA), the active ingredient in spray tans. Although it is FDA-approved for external use, it has not been tested or reviewed as an all-over spray. Source)

The National Resource Defense Council released its annual report card on U.S. beaches. The good news? The NRDC reported an overall decrease in the number of beach closures in 2012 (mostly because of low rainfall). The bad? A whopping 80 percent of the closures (for a total of 20,120 days) happened because of dangerously high bacteria levels in beach water. Beaches on the Great Lakes faired the worst, accounting for more than 10 percent of water samples that violated health standards. The repeat offenders, according to the NRDC: Avalon Beach (Los Angeles, CA), Doheny State Beach (Orange, CA), Jeorse Park Beach (Lake, IN), Beachwood Beach (Ocean, NJ), Ontario Beach (Monroe, NY), Lakeshore Park (Ashtabula, OH), Euclid State Park (Cuyahoga, OH), Edson Creek (Erie, OH), and South Shore Beach (Milwaukee, WI). Source