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How I LOVE my Fruits

How I LOVE my Fruits

Did you know that alpha hydroxy acids essentially are fruit acids?  Why AHA? These wonderful fruit acids are one of the most effective ways of brightening the skin.  Brightens pigmentation due to blemishes or sun spots Retexturizes skin to smooth uneven texture and even fine lines, wrinkles and skin tone Moisturizes and nourishes skin to improve dry skin Gently exfoliates skin removing dead skin cells to improve acne skin condition Increase skin thickness by stimulate collagen production The most common alpha hydroxy acids are glycolic, lactic, citric, malic and tartaric. Glycolic - from sugar cane Lactic - from sour milk...

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Taking Care of Your Skin At Home 101

The best gift we can offer our skin is a consistent daily necessary pampering, in return our skin will look youthful and vibrant and will consistently resist the natural process of aging, which of course is inevitable but we can most definitely significant slow that process. Most importantly keep in mind that our face is our walking business card so taking care of your skin is not a luxury it is a necessity.  Statistically people with healthier skin are perceived to have a greater appeal which also assists in other life endeavors and successes. There are different levels of maintenance that you may fall under. Match...

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The Sun and Our Skin

The Sun and Our Skin

Today, sun exposure has become an outstandingly increasing concern; the sun’s deceivingly joyous beaming rays are not so blissful at all. With rising skin cancer rates, according to the American Cancer Society, “more than 1 million cases of non-melanoma skin cancer diagnosed yearly in the United States are considered to be sun-related.” Yes, it is true that the sun enables vitamin D synthesis, but ask yourself, “what are the alternatives, and what can I do to stay protected and keep my skin looking young?” The sun’s effect on skin is far greater than simply what is revealed to the naked...

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