skin

So you are looking for some tips for optimal skin, right? Well while you may know that you need to moisturize and exfoliate your skin and also use skin creams to keep your skin well moisturized, you also need to know what you should avoid to prevent further deterioration of your skin health. In other words, these are the skin wreckers you need to avoid for healthy skin

1. Hair color: If you want your hair and brow color to match, it’s better to use a tinted brow mascara or vegetable-based color for your brows instead of your hair color as it’s less harsh on your hair. Even box dye is rather irritating for the skin around your eye area and can burn your eyes and tear them.

The previous blog mentioned a few popular skin care myths which have been proven to be wrong. However they were only the tip of the iceberg as there are many other skin care myths waiting to be demystified.

Your skin is a great indicator of your health. The consumption of unhealthy foods and avoiding skin-healthy nutrients can lead to wrinkles, acne, inflammation and dry or oily skin which are all indications of poor internal health.

Most people use mainstream topical cosmetics like scrubs, toners and lotions to treat skin problems. However this actually does little to treating the root of the problem which is poor nutrition and exposure to toxins.

Skin care products are not the only way to get healthy skin as whatever you eat also reflects itself on your skin. So if your diet comprises only of processed food, it will only lead to dull, discolored and oily skin. However if you nourish your body with whole foods with the required vitamins, your skin has a much better appearance.

So here is a list of basic vitamins you need for optimum skin health.

The skin color of your knee caps may gradually darken because of scalding of the skin surface or frequent bruising. If you don’t take immediate care at preventing further darkening of the skin, your knee cap skin may slowly turn coarse and black with time. This is why you need to treat your knee caps using these natural therapies or some parlor treatments.

The previous post mentioned some of the things you should have in your vanity case if you have oily skin. Besides those 5 items, there are 5 more things you need to care for and maintain your oily skin.

So you have oily skin which is really irritating as it leads to frequent acne breakouts and zits. Actually, you should not fret too much about this as oily skin is a normal skin condition. It’s just that you need to know how to treat and manage it, using these specific products meant for treating oily skin.

So you now know how apple cider vinegar, cornstarch and a cold compress can help reduce any rashes you have under your breast. Besides these everyday items, there are some other herbs in your kitchen which prove helpful at getting rid of all those rashes under your breast.

All those ‘safe’ cosmetic products you find on shelves have some borax in it. Yes, borax is not only used for laundry cleaning, but is also used in soaps and cosmetics. So now you wonder if borax is safe for your skin. Read on for the answer.