Showing posts with label healthy skin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label healthy skin. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 1, 2013

Aging and delaying its effects: Tips on maintaining the youthful glow





“Wrinkles should merely indicate where the smiles have been.” – Mark Twain



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Aging is a natural process, and many women admit fearing the day when their skin would become all wrinkly because of it. Aging can’t be stopped, but its signs can be delayed. Women can start employing basic skincare regimen starting in their early 20s to achieve and maintain a youthful glow. Part of this is the four-step beauty routine: cleansing, exfoliating, moisturizing, and protecting.

However, doing the ‘four-step skincare’ routine does not guarantee an ever radiant skin, especially since there are things women do that actually cause the skin to look old and dry, without them even knowing it. Some of these bad habits include:

Washing the face with hot water. Experts say that hot water strips down the skin’s natural oil. Although cold water may make the person feel chilly particularly when washing the face at night, it’s certainly more beneficial than hot water because cold water tightens the pores.


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Rubbing the face with a towel. After washing the face, some women tend to rub a towel on their face to dry the skin. No matter how soft the towel is, rubbing the face with it may cause blemishes to worsen due to the friction, and the bacteria that have bred in the towel may spread to the face. Gently patting the face dry is how it must be done.

Not using a makeup remover. Removing any makeup before cleansing the face is also an imperative. Many women just wash their face with a cleanser without even removing their makeup, an act experts disapprove of. DailyGlow.com shares that the cleanser won’t reach the skin if the makeup is not removed first.


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Neglecting the eyelids/skin surrounding the eyes. The skin that surrounds the eyes is considered the most sensitive skin in the entire face. Soap or cleanser with a gentle formula should be used when washing the eyelids.

Wearing moisturizer with sunscreen at night. Women are advised to have two kinds of moisturizer: one with sunscreen for day use and one without sunscreen to be used a night. Sunscreen or SPF is damaging to the skin if it is worn 24/7.


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While aging is an inevitable part of life, women can still maintain their skin’s youthful glow by taking care of their skin from an early age. After all, prevention is better than cure.

Lift and Glow Pro is an anti-aging serum that removes wrinkles, helping its users maintain young-looking skin. For your weekly dose of beauty tips, follow this Facebook page.

Monday, February 4, 2013

Exercising: A way to healthy skin



Health and fitness buffs have the edge of possessing not only a sculptured bod but also glowing skin. It does not entirely matter what exercise they’re into. Whether it’s yoga, jogging, or adventure races, exercise does not necessarily mean driving oneself to exhaustion, bulking up muscles, or losing weight altogether. It only means keeping fit and letting the skin reap the benefits.


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There are many more benefits to exercise than just sweating away clogged pores and reducing oily skin. Some of them are as follows:

• Collagen production. Collagen, which is associated with delaying skin aging, supports the fibers in the skin, making it firm. With regular exercise, collagen production increases. Even manufacturers of beauty products, like Lift and Glow Pro, Ambi Skincare, and Neutrogena would agree that investing large amounts of money in anti-aging products only produces nominal results if not accompanied by regular exercise.



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• Reduction of sebum. Exercise allows the skin to remove not only excess oil but also the reason behind that excessive oil production—stress.

• Fighting acne and other skin impurities. A good sweat pushes out all those clogging elements and prevents looming acne breakouts.

• Improvement of skin tone. Rosy cheeks and healthy glowing skin result from all the sweating, increased blood circulation, and cleansing that exercise provides.



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Making exercise a habit may be the final trick to helping control oily skin, uneven skin tone, and breakouts, independent of feeling better, having more energy, and looking great overall.

Keep yourself looking great by following some skin care tips from this Twitter page.