Ladies, let put our men in reality check. Women are not the only ones who need to take care of their complexion, so pass the instruction on to the men in your life. That’s right, brother, it is time to baby your rough skin. Fellas, you must keep your face clean but never never use the same soap you use the same soap you use to wash your body and hands - got that?. The chemicals used in soaps that have deodorants in them are just much too harsh; they can easily dry the skin and cause irritation. And yes, guys, you need to exfoliate your complexion, too - no kidding. Your skin deserves some additional tender love and care. A gentle exfoliator can slough off all dead, rough skin and give you a face that the special person in your life will love to touch and…..
One of the most neglected things about men’s skin care is moisturizing. A good facial moisturizer will keep your face hydrated and smooth as silk. Using moisturizing with the right ingredients, such as tea tree oil and aloha and beta hydroxy products, can help keep blackheads and blemishes away. The same rule applies to […]
When it comes to Skin Care, there are different things that you can do and different steps to take depending on the type of skin you have. Dry skin in particular can be challenging, but there are ways to maintain proper skin care and keep your skin looking healthy and beautiful.
Causes of Dry Skin
There are a few common problems that are considered to cause dry skin, one in particular being a malfunctioning of the oil glands. If these glands do not continuously supply enough lubrication to the skin, the skin will become dehydrated and look and feel tight and dry. Winter is also very drying on the skin, so even if you do not normally have skin problems you may experience them in winter because of the harsher, colder climate conditions. Regardless of where your dry skin originated, now that you have determined the problem, the next step is to find a solution.
Determining a Proper Skin Care Regime
Now that you have determined you need a Skin Care regime, it0s time to find the proper skin care products for your use. The first important rule to stick by is that you should never use regular bar soap on your […]
No it’s not compulsory, but the cosmetics and hair care products that you normally use can affect your baby. For example, would you believe that in your normal beauty and hair regimes you could be applying more than 200 different chemicals to your body?
So ‘going organic’ may make a great deal of sense when you consider that anything you put on your skin will be absorbed into your body, and what is in your body can also pass into your growing baby.
There is no evidence that using organic beauty products can do something for your skin that regular products can’t. Although if you can avoid using the petroleum derivatives and waxes along with the synthetic fillers found in conventional skin care then it may prevent the possibility of some of these chemical nasties finding their way to your baby’s skin and causing any skin sensitivities.
To claim a product is organic, it must be made with at least 95% organically grown produce, while to claim that it has been made with organic ingredients, it must contain over 70% organically grown produce. But where does organic end and natural ingredients start?
For The Soil Association, organic ingredients are grown without the use of […]
