Posts Tagged ‘dry skin’

Cleanse ~ Nourish ~ Protect

Other than cleansing and moisturizing your skin daily, there are other things you can do to improve and maintain your healthy skin.  Below you will find 5 daily essential additions to your skin care regimen.  These items will also help to improve your overall health so they are worth serious consideration by all healthy adults.

Cleanse ~ Nourish ~ Protect

Other than cleansing and moisturizing your skin daily, there are other things you can do to improve and maintain your healthy skin.  Below you will find 5 daily essential additions to your skin care regimen.  These items will also help to improve your overall health so they are worth serious consideration by all healthy adults.

Cleanse ~ Nourish ~ Protect

Other than cleansing and moisturizing your skin daily, there are other things you can do to improve and maintain your healthy skin.  Below you will find 5 daily essential additions to your skin care regimen.  These items will also help to improve your overall health so they are worth serious consideration by all healthy adults.

Dr. G. Todorov, “Skin is a dynamic system whose condition and properties depend on temperature, hydration, environment and other factors. Therefore, the skin’s ability to absorb topically chemicals can vary greatly.”

 

Dry, patchy, scaly, itchy skin.  At some point in our life, we all have this condition to some degree.  Dry skin can happen anywhere on the body.  Fortunately, if you suffer from dry facial skin, there are ways to combat it.  If you currently have dry skin, you’ll be happy to learn that your skin care regimen needn’t be a complicated multi-step process.  It actually could be as simple as a good moisturizer to make dry skin a thing of the past. And, don’t forget the sunscreen!

As we all know, it is a person’s face that lingers in our memory long after the individual ceases to be in view. The eyes, the smile, the expression… Unfortunately, almost all of us suffer from some type of less-than-perfect skin (at least some of the time).  Since our face can be something special that makes us memorable in a positive way and helps boost our self-esteem, we may actually need to pay closer attention to our skin each day.

We are told that the lines and wrinkles we wear on our face are a “road map of our life.”  Although lines and wrinkles are nothing to be ashamed of and are a natural part of aging, most of us would like to minimize their effect on our appearance. If your lines and wrinkles detract from the image you want to present to the world, there are some non-invasive things you can do to help reduce lines and wrinkles.

What are some of the causes of lines and wrinkles?