Posts Tagged ‘skin care’
Thursday, September 30th, 2010
Keeping sensitive skin seductive and smooth during is oft-reported to be a Herculean task. An article lists out top five tips to take care of sensitive skin during 
the winter season. They are as follows:-
1. Moisturize:- As winters dry your skin cells, you need to hydrate with a hypoallergenic moisturizer.
2. Shower Habits:- Taking showers off and on, would make your already dry skin drier. Therefore it is advisable that your water should contains aromatherapic oil that would soothe your skin and preferably the soap that you use should be rich in moisturizers.
3. Fabrics:- What stays in contact with your skin throughout winters is a load of fabrics, which soak essential moisture from your skin. Therefore, you should select woollen fabrics that keep your body warm and dont itch your dry skin.
4. Hydrate:- The best way to hydrate your skin is to drink lots of water, salads and fruits.
5. Controlling Room Temperature:- The dry air during winter season can make your skin worst, therefore it is better to maintain humidity inside your living space, prefereably with a humidifier.
taken from SkinCareBlog.org by Esther | Oct 12 2006
Tags: dry skin, fruits, herculean task, humidifier, humidity, living space, moisturizer, moisturizers, room temperature, salads, sensitive skin, shower habits, showers, skin care, skin care tips, skin cells, soap, winter season, winter skin, woollen fabrics
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Friday, September 17th, 2010
Ever
ybody loves to go on vacation. Whether you happen to be into sun and sand, or slopes and snow boards, a little time away from all the boring yet stressful parts of your life can be just the rejuvenation you need, to get back to things energized and ready to build a better life. But, of course, even on vacation, you still have some responsibilities. While no one wants to think of serious chapping, let alone melanoma skin cancer, these are both potential hazards, which can be magnified by the weather conditions you may encounter while you are on vacation. So whether you happen to be going on cruises or skiing on the Alps, you may want to take heed of the following tips for on the go skin care.
Pack some dry skin lotion. While many people do not think of this, dry skin can make your entire vacation less comfortable overall. A little lotion applied liberally can make you feel a lot better… and if you happen to be on the beach and on the prowl, it can also help you to look better for the opposite sex.
Also pack the sun screen. Sun screen of at least SPF (Sun Protection Factor) 30 is extremely useful for keeping your skin from developing all sorts of cancerous growths over time. Just apply it half an hour before you plan to go out into the Sun, and the effects will become noticeable overtime. While not everyone who get a lot of sun get cancer, many people develop hard, leathery skin as they grow older – and a great deal of the reason for this is contained in their level of unprotected Sun exposure. Also keep in mind that the Sun’s radiation is only slightly lessened, even by heavy cloud cover. Just because the weather is cold, does not mean you should abandon the use of Sun screen.
taken from skincareblog.org by Shaleah | Apr 21 2010
Tags: alps, better life, cancerous growths, dry skin, half an hour, holiday, leathery skin, little time, melanoma, melanoma skin cancer, rejuvenation, skin cancer, skin care, skin lotion, slopes, snow boards, spf, sun exposure, sun protection factor, sun screen, unprotected sun exposure, weather conditions
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Tuesday, September 14th, 2010
It’s one week on from my 2nd CO2 laser treatment!
On the day I had the procedure done and the two days following my skin was pretty sore and swollen and I thought it would take weeks to look anywhere near normal again!
On day four my skin had calmed down massively, although it was still red and very dry (similar to a post skin peel).
Today, seven days on I can’t believe that it is pretty much back to normal (considering how it first looked). Now I only have slight dryness, and the results are looking brilliant!! I would definitely recommend it to anyone considering having this done!
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Tags: acne, acne scarring, ageing, appearance, beauty, blog, chemical peel, chemical peels, co2 laser treatment, diary, seven days, Skin, skin care, SkinScription
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Friday, September 10th, 2010
I’m back on Retin-A after a couple years off, not because I have acne, but because I love how Retin-A makes my skin look and feel so great after just a couple weeks of use. Retin-A, you’ll recall, was THE pimple medicine of the 90s, before Accutane took over. Dermatologists have known the anti-aging benefits of Retin-A for years and many skincare experts (who have their own lines, mind you), swear vitamin A is their secret weapon when it comes to their own skin care.
Some bits about Retin-A and other anti-aging products:
1. It’s best to use Retin-A under the guidance of a dermatologist. Here in the U.S., it’s not an over-the-counter product. Yes, I have to
say this, even though I get the stuff over-the-counter in Mexico.
2. You will peel. My skin is currently peeling in patches, a minor annoyance in my quest for dewy, youthful skin. This is typical the first two weeks with Retin-A.
2. Gotta wear sunscreen. Skin is extra-sensitive to the sun. You have to very careful to stay out of the sun when on Retin-A.
3. Stick with it. Many women abandon skincare regimens because they can’t stand the redness or peeling and think it’s not working.
taken from about.com by Julyne Derrick Saturday September 29, 2007
Tags: accutane, acne, anti aging products, couple weeks, dermatologist, derrick, guidance, medicine, mexico, minor annoyance, own skin, patches, regimens, secret weapon, september 29, skin care, sun, youthful skin
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Wednesday, July 14th, 2010
So… What is a facial?
A facial cleans, exfoliates and nourishes the skin to promote clear, well-hydrated skin.
A facial involves the following basic steps:
- Cleansing
- Skin analysis
- Exfoliation
- Facial massage to relax you and stimulate your skin and facial muscles
- Application of a mask targeted to your skin type
- Application of toners and protective creams
- Advice on home skin care
Our SkinScription products can help refresh your senses and bring radiance to your complexion. For your facial you can choose the type of product which will be used on your skin such as:
- Sensitive
- Dry
- Oily
- Detoxify
- Anti-aging
- Firming
- Dehydration
To find out more about out facials visit the Tracey Bell website:
http://www.traceybell.co.uk/spascription/facials.html
Tags: cleansing skin, complexion, dehydration, facial massage, facial muscles, mask, protective creams, radiance, senses, skin analysis, skin care, skin type, toners, type application
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Friday, June 25th, 2010
Lets talk SkinScription AGAIN TODAY .
The range I love, why ? because it works
We simply built this skincare around you, our patients who attended with problems associated with their skin and in search of products and treatments that work.
The SkinScription range is divided into the following categories:
-Anti-ageing
-Acne
-Sun damage
-Redness
Why don’t you take a look at the products from our SkinScription brochure…http://issuu.com/TraceyBell/docs/skinscription_brochure_?mode=embed&layout=http%3A%2F%2Fskin.issuu.com%2Fv%2Flight%2Flayout.xml&showFlipBtn=true
Would you like a free skin analysis on line or a free product to try? – Email us your concerns and we’ll send the appropriate skin care to you.
http://realreinvention.com/contact-tracey
Visit the Tracey Bell website to explore the wide range of products we have for you… https://www.traceybell.co.uk/shop/
Tags: 2f, acne, amp, brochure, free skin analysis, skin care, skincare, sun damage
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