Monday, August 24, 2009
Anti-Aging Antioxidants.
but what do they do?
As the name might suggest, they clear out oxidants -
toxins that are released whenever something burns,
such as smoking a cigarette or the body burning off
food to provide energy.
These can be cancelled out with foods like carrots,
tomatoes, oranges, broccoli, nuts, and fish. All of
these contain antioxidants, thus decreasing the among
of cell damage caused by oxidants in the system.
More info: Healthy Skin
Friday, November 28, 2008
Night Cream That Cures Wrinkles Too.
I am sure all of you remember how I raved about Collagen therapy the other day. I have been using that every day but somehow I was not happy with the results. I knew it was not the collagen product I was using, as it has been certified by dermatologists and when I took it to my doctor, he was really wowed by the product too. I realized that maybe the culprit was the night cream I was using after the collagen therapy that was diluting the effect. When I realized that I went back to check whether the company makes any night cream and I was pleasantly surprised that they did. Did it make a difference?
I was not very sure whether it would make any difference, but I decided to try it out anyway – what had I got to lose? I had tried so many different varieties of night creams that I was game to try another. The reasoning in my head told me that since both the products were from the same company, they are better placed to know what should follow after which. Also, the company was unlikely to come up with a night cream that would undo all the good work of the collagen therapy. Thus argued, I decided to have a dekko at the night cream they were offering.
I bet it was nothing different from the ones available in the market!
I was skeptical too, just like you especially when I read the product description that said, special night cream with an intense anti-wrinkle action. It also said that it was recommended to be used after collagen therapy. It convinced me that it was an advertising gimmick and they were just trying to sell me the night cream along with the collagen therapy.
I told you so, didn’t I?
Hold it my friend! My cynicism like yours was proved just that. When I started using it, I realized a great improvement on my skin tone immediately. I could feel my skin de-stress. The collagen film boosts the efficacy of the treatment and supplements the collagen action. It also stimulated the process of production of the skin elements and my face was looking firmer and more elastic – if you know what I mean?
What about the wrinkle removing promise – aren’t there anti-wrinkle creams for that?
Definitely there are but if you can get two functions in one wouldn’t you prefer that? Why massage two creams when one will achieve the purpose? After using the night cream religiously I found that my small wrinkles were gone while the long and deep ones we barely visible. It also moisturizes and rejuvenates the skin from deep within and accelerates the process of the epidermis regeneration. It makes my skin as smooth as silk and the compliments I receive for it are mind-blowing. I feel like a new woman – the cream has not only rejuvenated my skin but also my confidence and looks.
For more info please visit: Night Cream
Thursday, November 27, 2008
Winter Skin.
We may not want to admit it, but winter is just around the corner. This means that your skin care regime must change in order to accommodate those harsh winds and dry days.
Stocking up on quality skin care products is a good idea, though these products alone won’t help you fight those winter winds. Thankfully, there are some things that you can do to protect your skin all winter long. Do you want to know the best part about winter skin care steps? They are easy to accomplish, and they will provide you with glowing skin all year long.
Let’s begin with dry skin, since it is the number one skin care complaint during the winter months. Many people believe that dry skin is caused by a lack of oil within the skin. Simply put, this is not true. You see, dry skin occurs when water is lacking. Drink more water during the winter months, and make sure to slather yourself in a good natural moisturizer when you get out of the shower every morning.
Additionally, if you get into the habit of eating healthy foods that contain lots of fatty acids, you will find that your skin responds favourably to this type of diet. Foods like nuts, figs, dried fruits, and some seeds are packed with the nutrients that your skin needs. It is also really important to use a great facial moisturizer daily.
For more info please visit: Winter Skin