Eggs are harder to freeze than sperm because they contain more water and using current technology, there is a danger an egg may be damaged in the process.

More tips:

Makeup

* Give new life to a too-thick foundation by applying it with a damp sponge.

* Went a little overboard with the eyeliner? Not a problem -- run a cotton swab over the line to soften the color.

* Sweeping powder shadow over pencil liner keeps it from fading or smearing.

Pick fluid fabrics. Cotton, cashmere, silk, and other moveable, breathable fabrics will keep you comfortable.

Try loose-fit jeans. Ones with a bit of Lycra for stretch will move with you and not feel too restricting.

Keep hair under control. The last thing you want on a plane or car ride is to worry about high-maintenance hair! Stick to a ponytail or quick twist secured with a barrette.

• Fight Brain Drain. Morning or afternoon slumps often occur because the brain needs more fuel. Try keeping some quick snacks on hand to give you a burst of energy.

1. Cut Corners

Extra hair adds weight. If hair is one length, add long layers in the front for more movement and volume.

2. Turn it Upside Down

Blow-dry wet hair upside down. Once your hair is dry, switch the dryer to cool mode and direct it to your roots. This volumizing trick helps keep the scalp healthy.

As Medical Editor Mary Ann Childers reports, she’s rhumba-d, waltzed and cha-cha’d her way to weight loss.

Food is Jennifer Fite’s business. She’s personal assistant to nationally renown chef Rick Bayless.

Two years ago, she realized her weight was out of control. Diet after diet failed. And she admits she was in denial.

"You tend to live from the neck up,” she said. “You tend to just focus on what can you can see in the mirror like this."