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dr. burgess was if i could go back to the question about the reuse of deobligated funds. and i assume that as you're here today really for our benefit, your benefit that there's total transparency in the budget planning and that we need to have the epa in your plans and in your spending. the gao testified before this committee that epa reuse as sizable amount of funds that has deobligated from past years but does not report this reuse in its budget justifications. in 2010 it reported reuse of funds of $160 million more than the epa's spending cuts proposal this year. at present since the epa is not reporting how much money it plans to reobligation and use nerks year, were you aware the epa was not reporting this information? >> i'm sorry, sir. i was trying to get background. please forgive me. we do report our deobligations in our financial statements. i'm happy to take a look at the issue. but when we deobligate money, obviously we're reporting that. >> what the gao was telling us, especially with the reuse of these funds being reported to congress, the epa budget justif

dr. burgess joins us with a skin brightening recipe. this is something different for us we have been talking for many weeks about what we can do from the products that we have in our own kitchen. so this is an example of what we are going to do today. we are going to mix up a few recipes and show you what it is. >> show us how to do it. you brought your assistant with you. >> yes. i have katherine here. she has a few freckles on if face we want to bright wren her face. academy awards that was the big thing they look fresh. >> i know. i kept hearing that. you look so fresh. it has taken the place of beautiful or sex write. we want the look fresh and brighten our skin. >> not to change the color of the skin but look fresh. okay. >> what are we using? >> we have here -- we are using egg white. we have lemon and a little bit of honey. and it is mixed with some fresh lemon juice. just get a lemon, cut tonight half and squeeze it into the bowl. and then we also had honey that we put in there. honey is actually very good in case you have acne

dr. cheryl burgess. good morning. >> good morning. >> let's hear the numbers.ow many men are doing this? >> statistically, 49% of the u.s. are male gender. and about 9%. it seems like it is a small amount. but as you were saying over the last, you know, 15 years, it has doubled. we do see a lot more men coming in and getting procedures that pretty much maintain their look. >> i'm surprised at the nail salon men getting manicures and pedicures. it is not something we would have seen ten years ago. tell us about some of the top could mellic procedures. >> probably the top mainly is hair transplantation. and men as they are going balding, the process, they tend to want to think about that or use preparations such as rogaine or take propecia. there's a lot of initial steps before getting hair transplant. you can see that in man as early as late 20s. >> they really improved that. >> they transplant one hair at a time and it looks very, very natural. >> it used to see plugs in men's hair. >> right. >> telltale line you could tell that person got it done in the seven

dr. cheryl burgess is here to talk about the complications of things like permanent makeup, body piercings and tattoos. good morning. >> good morning. >> good to see you. auto a lot of people are getting that, a lot of women, eyeliner, and even lipstick, and i guess eyebrows, too. that's permanent makeup. what's the problem? >> well, there are problems in that the color changes. i think that's what i hear from most of my patients. i know we do this body art and watching the super bowl game, everyone has tattoos on, everyone is getting a tattoo. and so i'm not against it. but there are certain things that people should know about getting permanent things done to the body. because there can be permanent problems or permanent issues. so makeup, for one, is great for that near-sighteded person who really, you know, needs a magnifying glass to see their face. and so sometimes that's helpful. but those colors do change over time. so if you're getting a dark brown or a black, it sometimes can resort into a greenish or a bluish discoloration. so keeping them updated as far as reinked is a good thi

dr. cheryl burgess. gifts from knee mneiman marcus partners. some of the bags had a very special surprise inside. certificates for a complete makeover provided by neiman marcus maza gallery. >> like highlights and that kind of stuff. >> reporter: susan was one that found one of those certificates in her bag and she was off to get started on a brand-new look. including a new outfit from neiman marcus. fashion expert liberty jones has suggestions f winter ask into spring dressing for susan. >> nice to have white cashmere. it feels good against the skin. we want to highlight her fabulous figure. we moved into more form-fitting clothes. nothing too crazy. just something with a little more pizzazz and beautiful colors to highlight her beautiful eyes. >> swatch with three of the foundation sticks. >> reporter: bobbi brown makeup sales and education coordinator michelle met with sues april and talked about skin care to begin with. >> we are going to do hydrating face cream. even out the skin with a little bit of foundation. we still want it to look li

burgess. >> thank you, mr. chairman, and mr. galvin, welcome to our committee and your staff. we welcome you here. those i think it goes without saying we ought will all miss dr. hall. at a great deal of candor. i tried several times to date him but i was never successful. certainly look forward to your service here. our numbers, the job numbers today, good news, always to me like i'm in a charles dickens novel. it's the best of time, it's the worst of times. the american economy is hard to keep down, no matter what the congress does to it. no matter what and administration does too. the american economy has a unique and remarkable ability to recover. i know this having seen what happened to the economy when i was in the private sector during the savings and loan crash in texas, in the late 1980s. certainly no government action seemed to be responsible for the recovery that eventually occurred there, but it was a fairly strong recovery. it lasted for the next 20, 25 years, and the period of unparalleled prosperity in our state. our state continues to enjoy significant prosperity. people moved to texas because of the lower regulation environment, the low litig