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Skincare for kids: Start early, be safe

July 8, 2010 |13:02 | General Information | Skin Care  By : Team X

Skincare for kids: Start early, be safeThough wrinkles and pimples aren’t worry areas for children, yet their soft and sensitive skin needs a lot of care. Kids are quite prone to rashes, bruises and skin infections.

By creating a simple, special skincare routine for your child, you can save him from all the unwanted skin troubles. The sun's UV rays can cause permanent damage to.

Your child’s skin. If your child is prone to sunburn, to soothe the burning sensation, treat him with a cool bath. Make sure that they go out to play early in the morning or after four in the evening.

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Nano-sand changes skincare

July 5, 2010 |13:16 | General Information | Skin Care  By : Team X

Nano-sand changes skincareDr Nasrin Ghouchi-Eskandar from UniSA’s Ian Wark Research Institute and her team are using nanoparticles of silica (essentially sand) to create longer lasting creams and cosmetics that control the release of drugs through specific layers of the skin.

The researchers are now seeking commercial partners to deliver the technology to market. Skin creams are made of emulsions – tiny droplets of oily compounds dispersed in water, typically created using surfactants or detergents.

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FDA Set to Slather Us With New Sunscreen Regulations, But Will They Stick?

July 3, 2010 |16:45 | General Information  By : Team X

While soaking up those glorious rays of sunshine this summer, Americans should be mindful about what types of rays their sunscreen bottles claim to protect against, because the manufacturers won't. The sun emits two types of ultraviolet (UV) radiation that penetrates the ozone layer. Most sunscreen products protect against just one kind  ultraviolet B rays  which can cause sunburns.

FDA Set to Slather Us With New Sunscreen Regulations, But Will They Stick.

But most products do not protect against ultraviolet A rays, which are responsible for wrinkles — and skin cancer. The truth is, sunscreen manufacturers aren’t going to tell you what their product won't protect against, only what it will — and even that isn’t a guarantee, according to some doctors. But this isn't a new problem.

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Hair care tips

July 2, 2010 |13:25 | General Information | Hair Care  By : Team X

HAIRSTYLIST Yuko Yamashita, an expert in smooth and manageable hair, shares some simple techniques that anyone can put into practice for smooth, glossy hair: Hold a strand of your hair, and drape another over it. Smooth hair will slide down easily, while rough hair will not.

Use a brush with natural bristles. Plastic bristles create static that will make your hair frizz. Don’t brush excessively. It can damage your hair cuticles, leading to frizz. Brushing should only be done for massaging the scalp and releasing tangles.

Know your hair type before selecting products. Use hair dryers and straightening irons very carefully. These are the most common causes of hair damage. Shampoo should only be used to remove dirt from your scalp. Massage well into scalp to clean it thoroughly. Do not rub shampoo into your hair itself, as this will damage the hair. The lather from the shampoo is enough to clean the hair.

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Geoskincare for good

July 1, 2010 |13:50 | General Information | Skin Care  By : Team X

Geoskincare for goodUp until now, geoskincare – New Zealand’s only full range of certified organic mineral skincare products - has been in health spas and beauty salons for the past 10 years. Now, with organic certification it is available at selected pharmacies throughout New Zealand.

The full geoskincare treatment range is made up of 22 products (including six products especially for men, and is certified organic through.

AssureQuality, with ingredients derived from natural, unspoiled sources, and products are never tested on animals.geoskincare products (see www.geoskincare.co.nz) are made from pure extracts, organic oils.

And unique minerals found only in New Zealand’s geothermal regions. The products are full of organic ingredients derived from natural products such.

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Tip-top hair for summer

June 23, 2010 |13:28 | General Information | Hair Care  By : Team X

Oh, the irony. There’s so much stress in planning a relaxing holiday. After booking flights and working out how many suitcases I can get away with comes the angst of personal preparation. I have to remember to use Cellulite-Pro turbo on my thighs every night in wishful attempt to vanish dimples.

Tip-top hair for summer

I need to find a flattering new bikini so as not to look like a sea cow in the surf. Then I need to book an all-over body wax so I’m smoother than a varnished coffee table, followed by a bronze fake tan. Then there is the hair and whether to colour pre-trip or not to colour at all.

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Great Skin Care Tips for Anti Aging

June 19, 2010 |14:00 | General Information | Skin Care  By : Team X

Great Skin Care Tips for Anti AgingAll of us get older we seem to lose that youthful shine that we had. There are a lot of factors fighting next to us to keep our youthful looking skin as well as, wind, sun, foods we eat, or the lack of hydration our skin so badly wants.

Quite a few skin care products can assist us remain our skin looking better than ever, however, without good skin care treatment, all the skin care products in the earth will not assist.

To seem you most excellent and give your skin with anti aging skin care you ought to twist to natural skin care and all natural products.

Let’s start by first looking at your in general daily habit. You require eight hours of sleep, stay out of the sun as much as possible, use a high-quality all natural moisturizer and above all else drink plenty of water.

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skin care

June 12, 2010 |15:54 | General Information  By : Team X

skin careAs the body's largest organ, do you really want to put chemicals on your face with names you can't even pronounce?

They will, after all, absorb into your skin and your bloodstream. But Shaklee products deliver effective results naturally, and without the use of abrasive chemicals and irritants.

Whether you're concerned with fine lines and wrinkles, finding an all natural skin care product to cleanse and hydrate your skin, sunscreen to protect your skin from.

The sun's harmful rays, or all of the above, Shaklee's got you covered. Great looking skin means you can feel confident about putting your best face forward, and Shaklee has just the products you need to accomplish that.

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Treatment of the week: The Dibi facial

June 8, 2010 |12:47 | General Information | Skin Care  By : Team X

Treatment of the week: The Dibi facial

Holly at London's Home House is a rare breed: a skincare specialist who manages to make effective treatments enjoyable. When I first visited her, in March, my skin was tired, dull, a bit spotty and congested - generally not looking very good after a winter of flights and central heating.

Holly felt my face with her palms and concluded I had sensitive dehydrated skin that was prone to inflammation, before quietly setting about cleansing and steaming my face. What follows (the dreaded extractions) isn't pleasant,.

But it is effective and that's what counts. For the uninitiated, extractions are when a facialist expertly removes blackheads and clogged pores. It's a fairly necessary evil.

Calming masks and a facial massage followed (the treatment lasts 90 minutes) and afterwards Holly sat down with me and explained her recommendations.

For me, that meant the little-known Italian Dibi and Olos products, which aren't too expensive yet provide ' intelligent' care - moisturising, reducing shine where necessary and protecting from the effects of pollution.

Dry Brittle Hair Care

June 7, 2010 |17:39 | General Information | Hair Care  By : Team X

Dry Brittle Hair CareDry brittle hair care is focused on moisture retention in the follicle shaft, root, and sheath as well as improving capillary circulation that feds the scalp and hair.  Hair becomes brittle from lack of moisture and leads to dry hair.
 
Moisture can come internally through diet and certain hair vitamins and minerals, or can come externally through conditioners that coat and protect or through treatments that infuse moisture through active oingredients or cream bases.
 
Dry brittle hair care begins with avoiding depleting moisture through heat-damage during styling and using top products for dry hair.  Use lower settings for blow dryers and styling appliances.

And look for tourmaline coatings on curling irons and flat irons.  For long-term dry brittle hair care, ensure you use products developed to moisturize.

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