First Impressions Last

These days, job hunting has become a lot more competitive -- and it may be the little things that help to make a difference.  Whether it's making sure you're not missing a button, giving your shoes a quick shine, or having your blazer pressed, the details add up in your potential employer's first impression of you.  The LA Times Image section calls to attention well-groomed cuticles in its piece "Groom for Success" -- and recommends Avoplex Cuticle Oil to Go as the way to keep hands looking neat and well-tended "whether it's the first handshake or handing over your resume."  The pocket-size, totally portable tube features a soft-touch brush to make use as easy as squeeze-and-apply.  And the thick, non-drip gel formula moisturizes and grooms instantly with Vitamin E plus botanical oils.  Now when you put your best foot forward, you can put your best hand forward, too.