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Information about protecting skin from the sun is everywhere. Yet there are still people who opt out of sun protection. Even those of us with the best intentions can get caught unprepared in the midst of sun and fun. Sunburns are easy to come by. A sunburn today can turn into sun damage down the road. If you didn’t practice sun protection in the past and find sun damage has come to roost, here’s some help.

Your face and your hair should be sleeping on silk. A full real silk sheet set is expensive. Your covers slide off the bed which doesn’t make for restful sleep. Your rough heels and elbows chew up the expensive bottom sheet over time. A traditional real silk pillowcase used with a regular sheet set would seem like a better option but a silk pillowcase still doesn’t stay on the pillow and your pillow slides around under your head. This makes trying to get some shut eye more of a pain than a pleasure.

Spring has finally sprung. It’s time to review the Top Ten Sun Protection Tips.

10. Take shade breaks. I’m not suggesting you live in the basement all summer. Do, however, take short breaks from full sunlight. Your collagen will thank you.

9. Use vitamin C serum before bed. Vitamin C promotes collagen production and undoes sun damage.

8. Check your skincare products for glycolic acid or alpha hydroxy acids. If you suspect any of your products have this potent exfoliator, cut back on them. Thinning the skin can cause rebound pigmentation problems.

Is your neck saggy? Do you refer to it as ‘the gobbler’? Does looking at your neck make your thoughts turn to Thanksgiving? Do you long for winter so you can wear turtlenecks? Have no fear. Exilis is here.

Exilis is monopolar radiofrequency. This technology has been around for almost 3 decades. It’s used to re-ratchet collagen fibres for noticeably tighter skin. Exilis is proven by Health Canada and the American FDA for skin tightening and it can be used on the neck.

You might be frustrated, having spent hundreds of dollars to try endless kinds of skincare products. Maybe you are one of the irritated seekers who have given up and say nothing works. Skin care does work. It’s the cosmetic ingredient and the quality, not the brand name, that makes it effective.

This article is for the ones looking for skin care for anti aging, acne, rosacea or facial redness, sun damage or sun protection. A green tea serum is like water on a desert for all of these skin quality issues. Let’s look at why.

We all want to look our best. So many celebrities look stunningly gorgeous and handsome. We marvel at how they don’t seem to age. You might think “I want to look like that”. Maybe you shake your head in wonder and ask “How do they do it?”

I know how they do it. Let me give you the biggest, most common beauty secrets of Hollywood stars, right here, right now.

Everyone loves a good massage. Sore back muscles and tension in the shoulders just melts away. Your face would also love a massage. You can get clearer skin, a youthful healthy glow, and a younger looking face in exchange for your efforts.

Your skin moisturizes itself by producing oil called sebum. The closest thing to human sebum is jojoba oil. That’s why it’s such a common ingredient in skin and hair products. Jojoba oil permeates the skin’s pores better than any other oil.

What is Bacne? It’s an abbreviation for Back Acne. Most people experience some during adolescence.

This period of time can be anywhere from 12 to 23 years old. For most, the bacne goes away.

Bacne can be hereditary. It can also be caused by sebum or skin oil and sweat during exercise and sports. Sometimes the cause is an ingredient found in shampoo. Sodium laurel sulfate is an agitator that generates a terrific lather and lots of foam. Often, a person with long hair and bacne can clear up that acne just by changing shampoos.

Acne is on the increase. Both males and females are experiencing acne more often and for longer periods in their lifetime. The age that acne usually goes away at used to be late teens or early twenties. Now we have people who have acne in their 30s and 40s. Most of the acne sufferers past their late twenties are women.

There’s a reason for that.

Read magazine articles about skincare and they repeat the same command to exfoliate regularly. Let’s take a closer look at exfoliation.

Exfoliating is anything you do to remove dead skin cells. Anything. A wet face cloth or microfiber cloth rubbed over your face, exfoliates your skin. Rubbing your skin dry with a towel also exfoliates your skin.

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