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I have marionette lines on my face. I’m thinking about getting a filler to deal with them. How do I know which filler to ask for?
There are so many cosmetic fillers on the market today and the field develops so rapidly that it can get a bit confusing. So let us review some of the [...]
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At night, whilst we sleep, the cells divide twice as quickly and it is then that the skin performs most of its recovery. Regular use of a night cream maximizes the benefits.
During the night. Your skin is subject to a lot of wear during the day, so it is essential you take good care of [...]
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The variations in male and female skin begin deep down in the very structure of the skin’s fat layer and dermis. Women have thinner skin than men because testosterone - the dominant male hormone - causes male skin to be thicker. In addition, women’s oil glands secrete slightly less than men’s; therefore, women are more [...]
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Without question, the first line of defense is smart sun behavior. That means avoiding sunlight, and welcoming sunscreen. The key is daily use (365 days a year) and liberal application (and, when needed, reapplication) of a well-formulated sunscreen. Diligent use of a sunscreen alone allows some repair as well as protection from further sun damage, [...]
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Eyelid changes are the earliest sign of facial aging and are the first to occur in the upper third of the face. These happen in almost all people in their 30’s.
The earliest changes are wrinkles, crow’s feet, worry lines, frown lines and bunny lines. These lines are actually caused by the pull of our underlying [...]
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When manufacturers market a beauty product, they can make claims that are not approved by the FDA. An “effective antiaging treatment”, for example, could simply mean the product is moisturizing the skin. You won’t know what works for you in the antiaging category until you test a product yourself, using the old-fashioned trial and error.
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Cell turnover is an ongoing process. The skin cell forms at the bottom of the epidermis, rises up through that layer, dies, and is shed. It’s nudged free by wear and tear and replaced by a newly arrived cell that has completed the same process. As all of the body processes slow beginning at your [...]
Stress is a powerful enemy of beauty. To fight it, you will have to learn to relax. To free both mind and body, take time out and allow yourself small and intermittent moments of calm and serenity.
Your skin is emotive. For a long time people thought the skin was simply a kind of cover protecting [...]
