Fruity, floral prints and midriff tops with front ties are fun for this summer. Cold shoulder tops are also everywhere. Just remember to put sunblock on your exposed shoulders.
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Thursday, June 14, 2018
Beware of Burns from waxing caused by using Retinoids
One of my co-workers gave permission to share her photo so we can teach how to avoid this. There are many retinoid skin products that have gone over-the-counter in recent years. DIFFERIN GEL and Retinol, and more. If you are using these skin products, you must not wax your skin or you may get a burn like this. You are at risk of burn for at least four weeks after stopping your retinoid. Retinoids shed the dead skin cell layer (stratum corneum) and it takes at least 30 days for that layer of skin cells to renew.
Wednesday, March 14, 2018
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Saturday, January 20, 2018
Oral Collagen Benefits: Fact or Myth
I have seen estimates of more than 60 studies now published on the efficacy of taking collagen orally. Most of the studies are regarding bone and joint health; however, more in the past five years are about oral collagen and the skin. Many of the studies are industry-sponsored like the one shown above, though they claim to be randomized, placebo-controlled. The data so far is showing a modest 15-2% improvement in skin elasticity, and increase in the important structural elements of the skin like collagen, elastin, hyaluronic acid, and glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). I am excited that there seems to be some anti-aging benefit to taking oral collagen peptides, but I would like to see more unbiased non-industry-sponsored studies.
The nice thing as no significant adverse effects are being reported from taking oral collagen. So taking oral collagen may help your skin, and is unlikely to cause harm.
Monday, January 15, 2018
How Apple Cider Vinegar Helps Acne
Recent scientific studies done by dermatologists have determined that when our facial skin pH is not slightly acidic at about 5.5, then we may get more acne breakouts. Using a pH correcting skin product like this Apple Cider vinegar-based line “True Cider” should inprove your complexion.
Do not think that by adding straight up apple cider vinegar to your face you will get the same results. The pH needs to be just right, so you can over-acidify with too much vinegar.
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