Healthy Skin Tips

Posted under Great Skin Care Tips by admin on Tuesday 15 September 2009

Here is a skin care video I made last month that goes over several tips for healthy skin. Watch it and tell me what you think.

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Best Formula For Dry Skin Care

Posted under Skin Care Treatments by admin on Thursday 3 September 2009

Dry skin results in the cracking of the outer layer of the skin, making it look ugly and therefore it is something that cannot be overlooked. The most known causes for dry skin are hormonal changes, dry climate, excessive exfoliation and a continuous use of medication for skin diseases. For some dry skin may be an inborn feature, but whatever be the reason, ‘dry skin care’ is of vital importance.

‘Dry Skin Care’ begins with the use of moisturizers, which are one of the best treatments for dry skin. They are divided into two categories depending on their ability to provide dry skin care.

The first type consists of moisturizers that offer dry skin care by conserving the moisture and preventing it from escaping the skin, for example, Vaseline. Such moisturizers can be easily bought even at grocery stores and are also much cheaper than other moisturizers.

The next group of moisturizers are the ones that offer dry skin care by providing moisture to the skin that they have acquired from the environment. Such moisturizers are known as ‘humectants’ and are the best formula for ‘Dry Skin Care’ for humid areas. Humectants consist of glycerin, propylene glycol, hyluronic acid, urea etc. In order to maintain a good dry skin care procedure, it is important to use a non-oily moisturizer as much as possible.

‘Dry Skin Care’ does not only regard moisturizers as the best solution for dry skin but also stresses on the proper use of them. One of the finest ways of making your ‘dry skin care’ routine effective is by cleansing your skin before applying the moisturizer. Moreover, if you apply the moisturizer while the skin is still moist, the effect becomes even better. You must also see that the products you are using are soap-free more so when you are using them on your face, neck and your arms. While exfoliation helps in ‘dry skin care’, as it helps remove dead skin, it is advisable not to exfoliate too vigorously. Considering sun protection as a part of your daily skin care process is also important. Stay away from direct and high exposure to the sun and use an umbrella or a hat when you are outdoors. You can also use an effective sun block cream or lotion. Most moisturizers offer a sunscreen apart from dry skin care.

Also available are natural ‘Dry Skin Care’ products that are obtained from natural sources and do not consist of any kind of chemicals. Such dry skin care products deliver lipid enrichment to the skin, thereby aiding moisture preservation within the skin. The temperature of water that you use for washing your face or for a shower is also an important point to consider. It is feasible to use lukewarm water, as very hot or cold water can result in dry skin.

‘Dry Skin Care’ also advocates being tender on the skin by avoiding all kinds of abrasive detergents and cleansers containing alcohol. It is always better to pat dry your face with a towel instead of rubbing it after you have washed your face with a face wash.

On the whole ‘Dry Skin Care’ is very easy for those who consider it earnestly.

Is This Your Skin?

Is This Your Skin?

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Skin Care For Men

Posted under Skin Care Treatments by admin on Friday 28 August 2009

‘Men’s Skin Care’ may have been an alien subject a few years ago and may still sound strange to some, but most men today are aware of the importance of men’s skin care and therefore you can see an influx of men’s skin care products in the markets. Although men have a different skin type as compared to women, ‘Men’s Skin Care’ is almost the same as skin care for the fairer sex.

As is common with women’s skin care, ‘Men’s Skin Care’ too begins with cleansing and the choice again lies on water-soluble cleansers. As we all know that cleansers help clean dirt, oil and other pollutants and prevent the clogging of pores, it is an essential part of a man’s skin care routine, as they tend to have an excessively oily skin. Cleansing is crucial and must be done a minimum of once a day but if it is possible to do so twice a day, it will be of greater benefit. It is advisable not to use soap on the face.

The basic structure of a ‘Man’s Skin Care’ relies on shaving and shaving cream, gel and foam are the primary men’s skin care products. For proper ‘men’s skin care’, it is essential to choose the right products and equipments required for shaving. The chief concern should be on selecting those that best suit your skin, as all skin types have different levels of oils in them. After shave lotions containing alcohol must be ignored besides which, it is imperative that you buy a good quality razor. Swivel-head razors are considered a good buy, as they help to limit cuts. It is also essential to use the products and equipments wisely and with great care. Try to be gentle on your skin while using a razor and use smooth strokes instead of causing abrasions on the skin through harsh strokes. Remember it is hair that you are trying to get rid of and not the skin.

Men’s skin is far more oilier and thicker than that of women, as they have bigger pores and more vigorous sebaceous glands. Regular shaving can cause skin dehydration and therefore it is necessary to use a moisturizer, thereby making it an essential part of a man’s skin care. Moisturizing cream or gel must be used after a shave. Most of the shaving gels and foams have an integrated moisturizer. The best way of applying a moisturizer is to gently pat it on the skin and then be worked into the skin by massaging it with upward strokes.

Although men are not easily prone to skin cancer due to UV radiation, it is vital to use a sunscreen and must be included in a man’s skin care routine. A moisturizer that also has a sunscreen effect would be a good buy.

It is also feasible to include men’s skin care products that contain natural extracts such as aloe vera, coconut, sea salt etc in a ‘Man’s Skin Care’ regime. Also products containing lavender, tea tree etc provides natural antiseptic oils that can form a part of men’s skin care.

A ‘Man’s Skin Care’ routine is not very demanding and takes only a few minutes of your time each day, but when you consider its benefits for today as well as for the long run, those few minutes are totally insignificant.

Guy with Good Skin

Guy with Good Skin

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