This week's Skincare Q&A features concerns of pregnancy-related adult acne and beauty issues.
Sharing insight and advice on how to achieve clear, radiant skin, with anti-aging for the acne-prone, and acne help for Gen-Y to Baby Boom, from Daniela's Facial Studio
Skincare Q&A: Pregnancy-Related Acne Issues
As an online esthetician, I'm always answering questions about adult acne, ingrown hair problems, rosacea, or general skin sensitivities. So! I thought that I would feature a skincare Q&A on my blog to address some of these issues.
There are some questions that are sent to me via email or through ChickRx, a now-defunct site where anyone could ask questions that relate to various lifestyle topics and experts (like myself) can offer valuable advice or suggestions. If you have any questions that you would like to ask (or have featured on the blog), please don't hesitate to speak out in the comments below! If you would rather have a question be answered privately, I am always available by email. :)
This week's Skincare Q&A features concerns of pregnancy-related adult acne and beauty issues.
This week's Skincare Q&A features concerns of pregnancy-related adult acne and beauty issues.
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Dealing With Acne Scarring & Hyperpigmentation
Since I specialize in adult acne, just about all of my clients, all of whom are in their late 20s all the way up to mid 50s, suffer from the lasting effects of pigmentation issues from healing acne blemishes, commonly called "scarring".
So how can you get rid of the scarring on your face from acne? Well, we first have to be specific on what we mean by "scarring".
Skincare Q&A: Treating Adult Acne With Drugstore Brands
As an online esthetician, I'm always answering questions about adult acne, ingrown hair problems, rosacea, or general skin sensitivities. So! I thought that I would feature a skincare Q&A on my blog to address some of these issues.
There are some questions that are sent to me via email or through the now-defunct ChickRx, a site where anyone could ask questions that relate to various lifestyle topics and experts (like myself) can offer valuable advice or suggestions. If you have any questions that you would like to ask (or have featured on the blog), please don't hesitate to speak out in the comments below! If you would rather have a question be answered privately, I am always available by email. :)
This week's Skincare Q&A features questions about drugstore brands, why it's so difficult to find products that work for getting your skin clear, and how to pick the best acne treatment suited for your skin type.
This week's Skincare Q&A features questions about drugstore brands, why it's so difficult to find products that work for getting your skin clear, and how to pick the best acne treatment suited for your skin type.
How To Give Yourself A Great Facial At Home
The best way to maintain the results of your facials is with regular care at home. With the right products, you can achieve fabulous skin with this weekly regimen. This facial is also great right before a special occasion or an evening out, as it will ensure a more even and longer lasting makeup application.
The wonderful thing about this facial is that
most of the steps can be done in the shower or the bath. For extra relaxation,
try an aromatherapy bath. Massage oils or pure essential oils are perfect for a
calming soak, especially when mixed with dry milk beforehand to better disperse the oils in the water. For
the shower, simply place a few drops of essential oil with water in a small
bowl and place it on your radiator or heating vent. Try putting on some Celtic or Native American
music, or sounds of nature, like ocean waves or thunder storms.
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How To Determine If Cleansing Wipes Are Right For You
And even if there are a few precious moments, it's just way too easy getting caught up being lazy or tired!
This is where the facial cleansing wipe comes in. I'm often asked about cleansing wipes and how they might be a substitute for washing your face with cleanser from a bottle.
What To Look For In Anti-Aging Products
An often-asked question amongst my late-20s, 30s, and 40-year old clients is, "What's the deal with anti-aging products, and when should I start to use them?"
Well, I'm here to tell you the Big Dirty Secret about anti-aging...
Of all the anti-aging ingredients, there are only two that are preventative and corrective at the same time: broad-spectrum sunscreen and topical antioxidant serums.
("Broad-spectrum" means that the sunscreen filters out both UVA and UVB rays -- and must say so on the product label.)
All other anti-aging products are corrective and not preventative, which means that if you don't have any fine lines or wrinkles yet, no corrective product will prevent them. The only thing that will prevent wrinkles, besides a broad-spectrum sunscreen, is something with multiple forms of antioxidants. Having only one form of antioxidant in a product usually doesn't do the trick because different types of antioxidants interrupt the cascade of skin damage at different points.
Some of the best antioxidants to look for are:
Well, I'm here to tell you the Big Dirty Secret about anti-aging...
Of all the anti-aging ingredients, there are only two that are preventative and corrective at the same time: broad-spectrum sunscreen and topical antioxidant serums.
("Broad-spectrum" means that the sunscreen filters out both UVA and UVB rays -- and must say so on the product label.)
All other anti-aging products are corrective and not preventative, which means that if you don't have any fine lines or wrinkles yet, no corrective product will prevent them. The only thing that will prevent wrinkles, besides a broad-spectrum sunscreen, is something with multiple forms of antioxidants. Having only one form of antioxidant in a product usually doesn't do the trick because different types of antioxidants interrupt the cascade of skin damage at different points.
Some of the best antioxidants to look for are:
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Soothing Your Scary Skin
In the day or two after Halloween, you might notice that your skin has broken out in little red bumps or has become irritated. If you wore face paint, costume makeup, or even used lipstick on your face as part of an outfit there is a huge possibility that the oils and dyes in those products are causing your scary skin.
Face paint and costume makeup are chockful of oils and waxes that can be highly pore-clogging. When the natural oils in your pores aren't able to be freely distributed and are instead clogged by other oils or waxes from beauty products, this excess oil will become stuck in the pores. The result of this oil abundance creates inflammation inside your pores and can then lead to swelling, redness, and, sometimes, pain.
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