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Tuesday, 31 October 2017

ACNE AND PIMPLES

October 31, 2017


Acne and Pimples!!!
Everybody agrees that acne and pimples are very irritating during daily life, and also mess up your party plans!





What are Acne and Pimples? How are they different?
Many  people get one or two spots once in a while, whereas some others get frequent breakouts with lots of pus-filled pimples. If the second sounds more like you, it may be acne  a chronic or long-term condition that affects many teens and adults.
Acne is a broader term, and is a more serious condition that is persistent in nature. Also known as acne, this skin disease occurs as hair follicles are clogged with dead skin cells and oil from the skin. They manifest as blackheads or whiteheads, pimples, greasy skin, and sometimes even scarring.
Those red spots that you might see when you get out of bed and wash your face in front of the mirror are nothing but pimples.They are not really an outbreak.
ACNE :

Acne can be an effect of heredity, simply meaning that it runs in the family. In such a case, there is little you can do to stay away from it, and only a hands-on active treatment schedule from the time the first signs surface can help contain the damage. In case of a genetic influence, it might take years to subdue! As disheartening as it may be, do not lose hope and keep up with treatments and general care consistently! Acne might also worsen during a particular phase of growing-up, namely adolescence and puberty. 
PIMPLES :
Pimples on the other hand surface due to more temporary conditions. Digestion-related issues, stressful days at work, or exam season is a hot favorite for a pimple outbreak. If your skin is too oily, this can serve as the optimum breeding ground for germs too. Luckily, they subsequently wear-off when the stress or disappears!


Acne and pimples away from your bright and shiny face! Try out these very basic tips:

     1.   Cut down on fried (basically oily) foods.
     2.   Use scarves while outside and a helmet while driving to protect your face from pollution
3.   Drink lots of water.      
4.    Include fresh fruits and vegetables in your diet.
5.    Try to thoroughly cleanse your face once a month to remove dead skin and control oil secretion.
6.     Wash and rinse your face .
 
Anti Ageing : Anti Ageing Most of the women above the age of 30 spend thousands of rupees on many clinical procedures and anti-aging creams to get a youthful skin.
 

There are several home remedies and anti-aging tips.


1.Honey

You Will Need
1-2 tablespoons organic honey
What You Have To Do
  1. Apply honey generously on the face and neck. Massage for a minute or two.
  2. Leave it on for 15-20 minutes and then rinse with water.
How Often You Should Do This
Repeat this every day or every alternate day.
Why This Works
The best way to deal with aging is to obtain the purest form of bee’s honey. Honey is nature’s best moisturizer, and we all know that to keep wrinkles at bay, our skin needs to be properly moisturized at all times. Honey also contains antioxidants that repair the damage caused by free radicals and rejuvenate the skin.


2. Egg Pack

  • 1 egg white
  • 1/2 teaspoon milk cream
  • 1 teaspoon lemon juice
What You Have To Do
  1. Mix all the ingredients and apply on the face.
  2. Leave it for 15 minutes and rinse with cold water.
How Often You Should Do This
Apply this face pack once in every three days.
Why This Works
Egg white is a powerhouse of anti-aging agents like omega-3 fatty acids, proteins, and zinc. It is known to tighten the skin making it firm and smooth

3. Carrot And Potato Pack

You Will Need
  1. Boil the carrot and potato, and chop them into small pieces. Mash them to form a smooth paste.
  2. To this, add a pinch of turmeric and baking soda. Mix well with some water to obtain a smooth paste.
  3. Apply all over the face and keep for 20 minutes.
  4. Rinse with warm water.
How Often You Should Do This
Repeat this pack application twice a week.
Why This Works
Carrots are a rich source of vitamin A, which helps in boosting the collagen production in the skin. Collagen makes the skin tight and prevents wrinkles, thus giving a very youthful glow to your face .Potato is also considered to be an excellent anti-aging ingredient that fades away wrinkles and evens out the skin tone .

4. Yogurt Pack

You Will Need
  • 2 teaspoons yogurt
  • 1 teaspoon honey
  • 1 teaspoon fresh lemon juice
  • 1 vitamin E capsule
  • A pinch of turmeric
What You Have To Do
  1. Mix the yogurt, lemon juice, honey, and turmeric together.
  2. Carefully cut the vitamin E capsule from its tip and gently pour the oil present inside into the pack. Mix well.
  3. Apply this all over the face.
  4. Leave it for 10-15 minutes and rinse off with warm water.
How Often You Should Do This
Do this 2-3 times a week.
Why This Works
Yogurt is rich in wrinkle-preventing nutrients such as vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and fats which keep the skin fresh and hydrated. The lactic acid found in yogurt shrinks pores and tightens the skin 


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Sunday, 22 October 2017

LIPS CARE TIPS

October 22, 2017
One of the most glamorous and allu ring features of a woman is her soft lips. The lips bring movement to the character of her face, and they are the lovely portals to her voice. Above all, lips reveal the personality of her unique smile and further add to the expression of the natural sparkle in her eyes.
winter cold weather and exposure, along with dry indoor heating, often brings  unwelcomed discomfort to the lips and keeping them soft, smooth, and supple during this season becomes a challenge.
Fascinating Facts about Lips:
The lips are the thinnest, driest, and most transparent tissue on the body. They also lack the oil glands the face has for lubrication, so additional moisturizing is a major need for them in the cold winter months. Lips naturally lose moisture about 5 times faster than the face does, so lip texture can rapidly change if dehydration sets in.
Parched lips leads to chapping which in turn can lead to peeling, and this chain reaction can set the stage for more serious conditions such as cracked and bleeding lips. Better to head the early warning signs of serious dryness and take steps to remedy the causes before the chain of inflammation sets in.
The lips are often an accurate barometer of the level of moisture the body is maintaining during the cold months. Chapped and peeling lips can also indicate a chronic internal disorder, B vitamin deficiency, or an allergic reaction to certain substances. This is especially true if accompanied by red or cracked corners of the mouth.
Ingredient Irritants:
Ingredients commonly found in mouth products, lip balms, lipsticks, skin care products, or pre-scriptiontopicals applied to the face can cause irritation to the lips. Certain substances found in toothpastes can also be culprits and make things worse, such as bleaches  detergents  flavoring agents  and chemical additives. Their chemical reactions on skin, especially fluoride, can cause excessive dryness on lips. These ingredients can also trigger contact dermatitis and eczema in the skin around the mouth. Lip balms that contain chemical additives, flavorings, and certain sunscreen ingredients, such as oxybenzone, can also be a trigger for dryness and irritation. Coloring agents in lipsticks are frequently the culprits for triggering or further aggravating dry and chapped lips in sensitive skins. Constant licking of the lips to create surface moisture on them further aggravates the dryness condition because the enzymes and acids in saliva quickly break down the lip's thin and delicate tissue.
Problems with Petroleum:
The long held belief that petroleum based lip balms are the best product for moisturizing for lips is,     infact, quite the opposite. They do quench that dry feeling on contact,but petroleum's barrier or “coating” properties actually prevents real healing moisture from binding to lips. As the balm wears off it draws moisture away from lips creating the dry feeling all over again. The discomfort it leaves behind creates the dependency or habit of frequent reapplication Some of the synthetic ingredients used to make lipsticks are derived from coal tar or crude oil by-product petroleum that’s allowed for use in cosmetics by the FDA. Since lipstick is applied on the mouth it gets worn away by licking, eating and drinking, or normal mouth movements that cause small amounts of the lipstick product to be ingested.
Healthy Solutions:
lips can react to harmful ingredients and habits, they can also respond to beneficial treatments and nutrients. Start by eliminating those habits, and avoiding ingredients and products that trigger or contribute to dry lips syndrome. Resist the lip licking urge to create "moisture" on your lips as it will only speed up the onset dryness and irritation. Instead, create a new habit of reaching for a lip nourishing balm, such as Eco Lips, that will hydrate and bind moisture to your lips with safe and longer wearing healthy ingredients.
If you are susceptible to allergies induced by certain substances always review the ingredients of any skin care, lip balms, lipsticks and dental products you use that may directly contribute to dryness and irritation. Removing these culprits usually shows a marked improvement in lip texture. Be especially aware of any topical medications, such as salicylic acid, benzoyl peroxide, and prescription  creams (retinoids) that can aggravate dry and chapped lips during the winter months. Consider discontinuing their use until your lip condition improves.

Good skin care for the lips is quite simple but goes a long way to protect them against winter damage.
Always use moisturizing products that contain ingredients which mimic natural skin oils. Look for lip creams and balms that are made from sources which also have humectant properties that attract and bind moisture to the skin. These can be applied both day and night, and applied as often as desired.
Avoid lip balms and lip plumping products that have camphor, menthol, peppermint, citrus or
any ingredient that can cause a stinging sensation as these are extremely uncomfortable on dry or
chapped lips.
Lip Care Maintenance:
Exfoliating the lips should also be an important part of your winter skin care regimen. This actually helps keep them conditioned which greatly minimizes the chance of lips drying out and paving the way for chapping or peeling. Using a gentle and moisturizing lip scrub, such as Natural Born Cosmetics Sugar Lip Scrub, twice a week during your daily skin care routine will do wonders when finished off with a hy drating lip balm such as Eco Lips Gold Balm. Don’t forget to apply the balm before going to bed.
 
Some ingredients you want to avoid in your lip care routine:
Aloe Vera: very soothing and moisturizing, and has anti-bacterial and anti-inflammatory properties.
Shea Butter: a natural sunblock, and contains a healing substance called allantoin.
Jojoba Oil: one of the most nourishing oils for skin as it has the same properties as naturally occurring skin oils. It lubricates and softens on contact.
Glycerin: a natural skin softener and humectant that attracts and binds moisture to skin.
Beeswax: one of the best non allergenic skin softeners that also keeps moisture bound to skin. It has anti-inflammatory and natural anti-bacterial substances and creates a long lasting barrier against the elements.
Vitamin E: a powerful moisturizing antioxidant, and a strong barrier against sun damage.
Coconut Oil: a dry and itchy skin reliever while it softens and moisturizes. Pro-active vitamin complexes(A, D and E) and other skin friendly plant oils and waxes also contain essential fatty acids that are easily absorbed into skin to soothe and promote healing.
A quick and natural instant relief to severe chapped lips: apply organic jojoba oil or honey directly to lips to speed up healing and get moisture back into the lip tissue. Honey creates a moist healing environment that actually nurtures skin cells to regrow. Once healing is underway keep them moist with Eco Lips Gold Balm.
Petroleum and mineral oils: These act like sludge on your skin, preventing moisture from entering or binding to skin. Often a culprit of allergic skin reactions, especially clogged pores.
Lanolin: This is an animal fat secretion, and is known to absorb undesirable contaminants which cause allergic reactions.

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