At least 75% of teenagers have to deal with spots. From research we know that out of all youngsters only 7% seek professional help and 75% wait for around a year before acting. And that’s a pity, as acne often has a major impact. And the quicker you do something about it, the smaller the chance is of getting permanent scars or skin pigmentation. It is not only severe acne that can be treated but also irritated skin with occasional spots can be brought under control. If you only know how.
I have explained earlier in my blog about the function and effects of an exfoliant. There are a number of cosmetic ingredients that exfoliate the skin. Well known ingredients are glycolic acid, lactic acid and salicylic acid. There is no wonder cream available, but an exfoliant does come close.
I read in a travel book that it is best not to use a moisturiser in extremely cold regions. This is slightly contradictory, because your skin becomes more dry in winter and therefore you do need to use a moisturising cream. A good reason to delve into this topic!
Snow and ice. Although it looks like we are living in a winter wonderland, it also creates problems here and there. Not only in transportation and construction, but also for the skin.
Two weeks ago I wrote about vitamin A and what super results this substance can have on the skin. The fact that your skin needs to get used to a product is a myth. But there is an exception in the case of vitamin A acid.
Research has revealed that when people use cosmetic products, around 40 to 50% have allergic reactions. Finding a suitable product can be very difficult for people with a real allergy towards cosmetics. So a sample is a good idea.
I wrote a few days ago about bags under the eyes. I explained that there were different types of bags. It is important to make a distinction between these, as both the cause and the treatment differs.
A separate night cream is not necessary. A good day cream is also just as good for night time. There is no difference in the creams in terms of the formula. The only difference between a day and night cream is that a sun protection factor is incorporated into the day cream, which is something that is not required for the night cream.
The optimum care for your skin starts with a Cleanser. Below is an explanation of what a Cleanser is and what it does.