Your facial expressions cause wrinkles
Wrinkles tend to conform to our most dominant facial expressions. If you tend to frown or scowl, you can expect to see a furrowed brow, down-turning lines at the mouth,…
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Do you have dry skin?
If you are over the age of 50 or frequently work outside, you may find yourself with dry and itchy skin. Choose a moisturizing cream rather than a lotion to…
Continue readingSkin changes associated with menopause
The start of menopause also signals changes for your skin. The drop in estrogen results in the loss of skin elasticity and reduced collagen production (causing the skin to appear…
Continue readingClarifying your skin with a toner
After cleansing, the second step of a basic three-step skin care regimen is the use of an astringent or toner. Available for dry, normal, oily and acne-prone skin types, these…
Continue readingManaging itchy skin
Dry or sensitive skin, eczema, insect bites and contact allergies can cause itchy skin. A traditional way to soothe the itch is to add oatmeal to your bathwater. Soothing itchy…
Continue readingDo you have sensitive skin?
Make a point of choosing mild, soap-free and fragrance-free cleansing products. Formulations designed for sensitive skin tend to contain non-irritating ingredients. The benefits reside with their complex mixture of surfactants,…
Continue readingExercise benefits your health and your skin!
Exercise isn’t just good for your heart…it’s good for your skin too! By promoting capillary function and collagen production, exercise can actually decrease and slow the signs of premature aging….
Continue readingDo you have combination skin?
If you have combination skin, your face is more likely to be oily on the T-zone (forehead, nose and chin) and dry on the cheeks and neck. A non-comedogenic moisturizer…
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