Comments for Acne, Pimples & Zits http://www.pimplesandzits.com How to Avoid and Clear Up Acne & Zits Tue, 06 Jan 2009 20:32:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 Comment on Tweezerman - No-Slip Skin Care Tool by Beauty Journal » Blog Archive » Acne Problems http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/04/09/tweezerman-no-slip-skin-care-tool/#comment-58 Beauty Journal » Blog Archive » Acne Problems Mon, 09 Apr 2007 09:13:28 +0000 http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/04/09/tweezerman-no-slip-skin-care-tool/#comment-58 [...] Tweezerman - No-Slip Skin Care Tool Tweezerman - No-Slip Skin Care Tool Knurled body for more control. Angled loop is designed to gently roll out whiteheads. Flat side works to press out blackheads. Solid Stainless Steel. Clean with cotton and alcohol. Directions : First disinfect or sterilize tool. Use a hot towel to open pores or after steamy shower, facial sauna. For whiteheads: Wait until the whitehead breaks open the skin. Then gently roll the wire over the whitehead. For blackheads: Press down the flat side directly over blackhead to gently remove. Disinfect area when finished. Warning: Do not squeeze out whiteheads or blackheads with your fingers. You can aggravate the problem and damage the skin. whiteheads, blackheads, open pores, disinfect, whitehead, facial sauna, tweezerman, steamy shower, skin care, solid stainless steel, blackhead, squeeze, towel, alcoholwhiteheads, blackheads, open pores, disinfect, whitehead, facial sauna, tweezerman, steamy shower, skin care, solid stainless steel, blackhead, squeeze, towel, alcohol [...] […] Tweezerman - No-Slip Skin Care Tool Tweezerman - No-Slip Skin Care Tool Knurled body for more control. Angled loop is designed to gently roll out whiteheads. Flat side works to press out blackheads. Solid Stainless Steel. Clean with cotton and alcohol. Directions : First disinfect or sterilize tool. Use a hot towel to open pores or after steamy shower, facial sauna. For whiteheads: Wait until the whitehead breaks open the skin. Then gently roll the wire over the whitehead. For blackheads: Press down the flat side directly over blackhead to gently remove. Disinfect area when finished. Warning: Do not squeeze out whiteheads or blackheads with your fingers. You can aggravate the problem and damage the skin. whiteheads, blackheads, open pores, disinfect, whitehead, facial sauna, tweezerman, steamy shower, skin care, solid stainless steel, blackhead, squeeze, towel, alcoholwhiteheads, blackheads, open pores, disinfect, whitehead, facial sauna, tweezerman, steamy shower, skin care, solid stainless steel, blackhead, squeeze, towel, alcohol […]

]]> Comment on Skin Care and Green Tea by Beauty Journal » Blog Archive » specific skin care questions about exfoliation http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/04/08/skin-care-and-green-tea/#comment-57 Beauty Journal » Blog Archive » specific skin care questions about exfoliation Mon, 09 Apr 2007 04:14:35 +0000 http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/04/08/skin-care-and-green-tea/#comment-57 [...] Skin Care and Green Tea Have you heard the buzz about green tea and its health benefits? Here s the breakdown. The active principles in tea are called polyphenols. The polyphenols found in tea mainly belong to a type called catechins. Green tea has more catechins than black tea. White tea has a similar amount of catechins as green tea but less is known about white tea. The primary catechins in green tea include gallocatechin (GC), epigallocatechin (EGC), epicatechin (EC), and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). Many studies have shown green tea to have positive effects against free radicals, cardiovascular damage, some cancers, and toxins. Topical green tea formulations appears to minimize sun damage by neutralizing free radicals and reducing inflammation rather than by blocking ultraviolet rays. How should you incorporate green tea into your skin care regimen? Sun screens use use zinc oxide which is inert and does not change the catechins in green tea; therefore, the best use of green tea to use it in addition to a sunscreen. The perfect application would be a kit containing a sun screen with a minimum SPF of 30, as well as an exfoliating cleanser, and a vitamin C serum to work synergistically with the catechins in green tea. The combination of protection from UV light, exfoliation of dead skin, enhanced collagen production from vitamin C, and the repair of environmental damage from the tea should produce visible results in 4-8 weeks of use. Keep in mind that protection from the sun is the most important ingredient in anti aging skin care. ? 2006, Clara Myers. Great Face offers many spa quality products containing green tea as well as cosmetics and skin care information from around the Internet. Visit Great Face at http://great-face.com green tea, white tea, epigallocatechin gallate, skin care regimen, anti aging skin care, egcg, free radicals, catechins, ultraviolet, vitamin c serum, skin care information, polyphenols, sun screens, collagen production, minimum spf, zinc oxide, visible results, internet visit, egcgreen tea, white tea, epigallocatechin gallate, skin care regimen, anti aging skin care, egcg, free radicals, catechins, ultraviolet, vitamin c serum, skin care information, polyphenols, sun screens, collagen production, minimum spf, zinc oxide, visible results, internet visit, egc [...] […] Skin Care and Green Tea Have you heard the buzz about green tea and its health benefits? Here s the breakdown. The active principles in tea are called polyphenols. The polyphenols found in tea mainly belong to a type called catechins. Green tea has more catechins than black tea. White tea has a similar amount of catechins as green tea but less is known about white tea. The primary catechins in green tea include gallocatechin (GC), epigallocatechin (EGC), epicatechin (EC), and epigallocatechin gallate (EGCG). Many studies have shown green tea to have positive effects against free radicals, cardiovascular damage, some cancers, and toxins. Topical green tea formulations appears to minimize sun damage by neutralizing free radicals and reducing inflammation rather than by blocking ultraviolet rays. How should you incorporate green tea into your skin care regimen? Sun screens use use zinc oxide which is inert and does not change the catechins in green tea; therefore, the best use of green tea to use it in addition to a sunscreen. The perfect application would be a kit containing a sun screen with a minimum SPF of 30, as well as an exfoliating cleanser, and a vitamin C serum to work synergistically with the catechins in green tea. The combination of protection from UV light, exfoliation of dead skin, enhanced collagen production from vitamin C, and the repair of environmental damage from the tea should produce visible results in 4-8 weeks of use. Keep in mind that protection from the sun is the most important ingredient in anti aging skin care. ? 2006, Clara Myers. Great Face offers many spa quality products containing green tea as well as cosmetics and skin care information from around the Internet. 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]]> Comment on Bioelements - Travel Kit - Skin Care (For Normal to Oily Biotypes) by Great Travelling » Updated: The Travel Magazine http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/02/28/bioelements-travel-kit-skin-care-for-normal-to-oily-biotypes/#comment-54 Great Travelling » Updated: The Travel Magazine Sat, 31 Mar 2007 10:40:35 +0000 http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/02/28/bioelements-travel-kit-skin-care-for-normal-to-oily-biotypes/#comment-54 [...] Bioelements - Travel Kit - Skin Care (For Normal to Oily Biotypes) Bioelements - Travel Kit - Skin Care (For Normal to Oily Biotypes) The perfect skin care kit when you?re on the go. Contains a travel size bottle of. (more) [...] […] Bioelements - Travel Kit - Skin Care (For Normal to Oily Biotypes) Bioelements - Travel Kit - Skin Care (For Normal to Oily Biotypes) The perfect skin care kit when you?re on the go. Contains a travel size bottle of. (more) […]

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]]> Comment on Natural Beauty: The Benefits of Holistic Skin Care by beauty » every day I feel I have climbed a mountain http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/03/18/natural-beauty-the-benefits-of-holistic-skin-care/#comment-44 beauty » every day I feel I have climbed a mountain Mon, 19 Mar 2007 01:37:35 +0000 http://www.pimplesandzits.com/2007/03/18/natural-beauty-the-benefits-of-holistic-skin-care/#comment-44 [...] Natural Beauty: The Benefits of Holistic Skin Care What is holistic skin care? Its a regimen that recognizes that your skin is not just the outermost layer of your body its also a reflection of your bodys internal state. Rather than just treating the surface symptoms, such as wrinkles, sallow skin, acne, dry flakes, and so on, holistic skin care aims to target the root problems in an effort to revitalize and rejuvenate the entire body. As a result, you dont just see an improved appearance; you also feel more energized, clear-headed, and physically fit. Prescription Drugs Vs. Holistic Treatment Options Holistic skin care sometimes gets a negative reputation from mainstreamers who prefer to prescribe drugs for virtually every condition they encounter. The trouble is, most prescription medications and medical fixes have isolated effects, failing to take the whole picture into account. A strong oral anti-acne drug like Accutane might have the effect of reducing superficial skin oiliness and reducing acne, but only at the expense of the liver. Botox injections may plump up the skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but the effects are temporary and the safeness of the procedure is questionable. Now what if you knew that eating salmon 10 times a week could not only plump up your skin and fill out wrinkles but also make your hair more lustrous, diminish blemishes, and improve your elimination system? Would you still opt for that Botox needle, or would you start making salmon part of your weekly diet plan? And what if you were told that dry brushing your skin each morning before jumping in the shower could revitalize your sluggish circulatory system, boosting your energy, empowering your immune system, ridding your body of toxins, and clearing your head and skin? Would you keep taking dangerous antibiotics for your acne when simply sloughing your legs and arms with a loofah could dramatically improve your complexion? (And did you know that taking antibiotics can actually throw your whole system out of whack, killing off the good bacteria that are essential to digestion ultimately clogging up your elimination system and worsening your complexion?) Certainly, some medicines are modern miracles, providing cures to people who would otherwise be condemned to suffering. But in this day and age, medications are so over-prescribed (and often inappropriately prescribed) that it is good to be wary before popping another pill. Many physicians in the West dont know much about natural treatments options or alternative solutions to common skin problems. It is well within your rights as a patient to research them and discuss them with your physician or dermatologist if you so choose. Caring for Your Skin the Natural Way In your attempts to improve the condition of your skin, start by looking inward. Dont just think about how you look think about how you feel. Are you irritable, congested, upset, depressed, stressed out? If so, topical treatments alone may not do the trick. Youve got to exercise, drink plenty of water, dry brush your skin and perhaps even get regular massages as a way to recharge your batteries, boost circulation and improve your mental state. How we look is a reflection of whats going on inside, and that includes both our physical and our emotional health. Pay attention to your diet a much neglected aspect of life in our modern day and age. Make sure you are eating foods that feed your skin, not foods that work against your body. Avoid excessive sugars, white flour and processed items, which trigger dangerous inflammation. Junk foods and fast foods are a big no-no. Limit your intake of meat, which essentially rots inside your gut; instead, choose plenty of veggies and fruits they will help sweep out your colon, improving absorption of nutrients and boosting your energy levels. Eat lots of oily fish, like salmon, to give your body the essential fats for proper functioning. As you eat, try this simple and yet incredibly effective tip: chew your food thoroughly. Dont just chomp a few times and swallow. Instead, chew at least a dozen times on each side of the mouth. Most of us dont break down our food into small enough pieces, and this can wreak havoc on our digestion by hindering the bodys absorption of nutrients. You may be surprised to find that this simple change has a considerable impact on how you feel and how your skin looks. Give the Holistic Approach an Honest Try If youre used to quick fixes and easy prescriptions, it may be hard to accept the idea that deceptively simple changes like the ones above, in combination with natural topical treatments and vitamin supplements, can have a major impact on your health and your skins condition. But just give them a try and you may be shocked at how quickly your body transforms. The human body is astonishingly resilient and fast to respond to positive changes youll see the proof in your mirror! About the author: Skin-Care-1.com is your doorway to healthier, younger looking skin. Visit our site for free natural skin care product samples. holistic skin care, holistic treatment options, target, botox injections, prescription drugs, acne drug, dry brushing, superficial skin, wrinkles, accutane, loofah, revitalize, plump, antibiotics, salmon, appearance, negative reputation, boosting your energyholistic skin care, holistic treatment options, target, botox injections, prescription drugs, acne drug, dry brushing, superficial skin, wrinkles, accutane, loofah, revitalize, plump, antibiotics, salmon, appearance, negative reputation, boosting your energy [...] […] Natural Beauty: The Benefits of Holistic Skin Care What is holistic skin care? Its a regimen that recognizes that your skin is not just the outermost layer of your body its also a reflection of your bodys internal state. Rather than just treating the surface symptoms, such as wrinkles, sallow skin, acne, dry flakes, and so on, holistic skin care aims to target the root problems in an effort to revitalize and rejuvenate the entire body. As a result, you dont just see an improved appearance; you also feel more energized, clear-headed, and physically fit. Prescription Drugs Vs. Holistic Treatment Options Holistic skin care sometimes gets a negative reputation from mainstreamers who prefer to prescribe drugs for virtually every condition they encounter. The trouble is, most prescription medications and medical fixes have isolated effects, failing to take the whole picture into account. A strong oral anti-acne drug like Accutane might have the effect of reducing superficial skin oiliness and reducing acne, but only at the expense of the liver. Botox injections may plump up the skin and reduce the appearance of wrinkles, but the effects are temporary and the safeness of the procedure is questionable. Now what if you knew that eating salmon 10 times a week could not only plump up your skin and fill out wrinkles but also make your hair more lustrous, diminish blemishes, and improve your elimination system? Would you still opt for that Botox needle, or would you start making salmon part of your weekly diet plan? And what if you were told that dry brushing your skin each morning before jumping in the shower could revitalize your sluggish circulatory system, boosting your energy, empowering your immune system, ridding your body of toxins, and clearing your head and skin? Would you keep taking dangerous antibiotics for your acne when simply sloughing your legs and arms with a loofah could dramatically improve your complexion? (And did you know that taking antibiotics can actually throw your whole system out of whack, killing off the good bacteria that are essential to digestion ultimately clogging up your elimination system and worsening your complexion?) Certainly, some medicines are modern miracles, providing cures to people who would otherwise be condemned to suffering. But in this day and age, medications are so over-prescribed (and often inappropriately prescribed) that it is good to be wary before popping another pill. Many physicians in the West dont know much about natural treatments options or alternative solutions to common skin problems. It is well within your rights as a patient to research them and discuss them with your physician or dermatologist if you so choose. Caring for Your Skin the Natural Way In your attempts to improve the condition of your skin, start by looking inward. Dont just think about how you look think about how you feel. Are you irritable, congested, upset, depressed, stressed out? If so, topical treatments alone may not do the trick. Youve got to exercise, drink plenty of water, dry brush your skin and perhaps even get regular massages as a way to recharge your batteries, boost circulation and improve your mental state. How we look is a reflection of whats going on inside, and that includes both our physical and our emotional health. Pay attention to your diet a much neglected aspect of life in our modern day and age. Make sure you are eating foods that feed your skin, not foods that work against your body. Avoid excessive sugars, white flour and processed items, which trigger dangerous inflammation. Junk foods and fast foods are a big no-no. Limit your intake of meat, which essentially rots inside your gut; instead, choose plenty of veggies and fruits they will help sweep out your colon, improving absorption of nutrients and boosting your energy levels. Eat lots of oily fish, like salmon, to give your body the essential fats for proper functioning. As you eat, try this simple and yet incredibly effective tip: chew your food thoroughly. Dont just chomp a few times and swallow. Instead, chew at least a dozen times on each side of the mouth. Most of us dont break down our food into small enough pieces, and this can wreak havoc on our digestion by hindering the bodys absorption of nutrients. You may be surprised to find that this simple change has a considerable impact on how you feel and how your skin looks. Give the Holistic Approach an Honest Try If youre used to quick fixes and easy prescriptions, it may be hard to accept the idea that deceptively simple changes like the ones above, in combination with natural topical treatments and vitamin supplements, can have a major impact on your health and your skins condition. But just give them a try and you may be shocked at how quickly your body transforms. The human body is astonishingly resilient and fast to respond to positive changes youll see the proof in your mirror! About the author: Skin-Care-1.com is your doorway to healthier, younger looking skin. Visit our site for free natural skin care product samples. holistic skin care, holistic treatment options, target, botox injections, prescription drugs, acne drug, dry brushing, superficial skin, wrinkles, accutane, loofah, revitalize, plump, antibiotics, salmon, appearance, negative reputation, boosting your energyholistic skin care, holistic treatment options, target, botox injections, prescription drugs, acne drug, dry brushing, superficial skin, wrinkles, accutane, loofah, revitalize, plump, antibiotics, salmon, appearance, negative reputation, boosting your energy […]

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