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Winter Skin Care
Our winter has been mild so far, but this seems about to
change. The combination of the cold and dry outside air with the relatively high
inside temperatures leaves our skin even drier, resulting in the breakdown of
the protective layer of the skin thereby making it more difficult for the skin’s
self-repair process to take place.
Certainly the treatment and care we provide to our skin, should
reflect the seasonal requirements.
Hydration - Moisturizing
Our basic skin care routine should absolutely include
products which can provide sufficient hydration to the skin. Choose
moisturizing products containing hyaluronic acid, and other moisturizing agents
which add moisture to the skin, but also protect the moisture that is already
present in the skin. Of course this does
not only applies to the face, neck and décolleté area, but for the entire body.
Peeling
Another key factor for healthy, smooth and supple skin all
year round, is systematic peeling - at least 2 -3 times a month. The more dead
cells that accumulate and remain on the surface of the skin, the less healthy
and shiny our skin looks. Peeling will
remove the dead cells and enable the skin to “breathe” and be ready to accept the
additional effective ingredients that will follow, whether be a cream, serum or
ampoule.
And speaking of serums and ampoules, remember that these
contain highly concentrated active ingredients, which have a really positive noticeable
effect on the skin.
Sun Care
Finally, a very important aspect of winter skin care is the
protection of the skin from harmful UVA and UVB rays. Ultraviolet radiation will do away with the natural
glow of your skin and promote skin discoloration, dryness, and finally the formation
of wrinkles. Consider that even fluorescent lamps emit UVA rays that cause skin
aging. For this reason, regardless of the weather – whether it is sunny,
overcast, or even if it rains - and regardless of your age, you should always
use good sun protection.
Let's get ready to face the cold of winter and welcome
spring with a clean, glowing
and bright skin without imperfections!
Until next time ladies...be beautiful!
Monday, May 11, 2015
3 Simple Steps for Dry Skin Care
Does
your skin feel itchy or does your skin flake?
Well …today let me share with you some tips to avoid this issue and keep
your skin soft and supple.
Dry,
itchy skin is no joke. Because skin is the body's largest organ (weighing about
nine pounds), the frustration and discomfort that go along with dehydration can
affect your daily existence, from your wardrobe to your social life. And if you
happen to have a skin condition like eczema, you know from experience that flaky
skin is no laughing matter.
Use
the Correct Peeling Product
We
all know the benefits of peeling (exfoliation).
This is more true for persons with dry skin since it aids in removing
the dead skin cells that accumulate on the surface of the skin, and prevent the
beneficial moisturizing products from penetrating deep into the skin.
If
happen to have normal or combination skin, then you have several options for
peelings, such as peelings with small granules such as Apricot Peeling or HoneyPeeling (containing jojoba spheres for extra moisturizing). On the other hand,
if your skin is sensitive (or even acne prone) choose a cream like peeling suchas the Peeling Cream which will work equally well, but will not irritate your
skin
In
either case however, peeling should only be done once a week or every 10 days.,
since frequent use it can lead to skin irritation.
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