Showing posts with label Skin care. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Skin care. Show all posts

Sunday, 14 July 2013


How to get rid of stretch marks?

Stretchmarks
How to get rid of stretch marks?
Can you get rid of stretch marks? This question sounds quite simple, yet the answer is not so easy at all! If you would ask ten skin specialists this question, you are very likely to get back ten different answers, spread all across the board!

On one side of the stretch mark debate are those skin specialists who believe that the answer to the question “can you really get rid of stretch marks” is a definite “no”. The various reasons behind this firm rejection is most often being associated with collagen. A lot of skin specialists out there believe that once collagen is being / has been decreased in a specific area of the body, there is no way to regenerate that collagen which in effect would prevent the skin to properly heal and being restored to its normal elasticity.

On the flip side of the stretch mark debate are the (positive minded) skin specialists who believe that stretch marks certainly CAN be fixed. There have been reports from several tests which seem to indicate that it IS possible to rebuild the level of collagen in our beloved skin. These tests show us as well that it doesn’t take extremely intense prescription drugs to rebuild the collagen in our skin. Many people, in particular pregnant women, have reported a reduction in their stretch marks after they used common products in the likes of  Palmer’s Cocoa Butter Formula Massage Lotion for Stretch Marks and similar specialized products. These kind of products usually cost less than €4,00 (or 5 US dollar) and are widely available just about anywhere products for the skin are sold, both in retail shops and on the internet.

Moisturizing the skin is in most cases a very helpful preventive measure against the formation of those ugly stretch marks. And since the world of skin specialists is still largely divided on this very subject, you will basically need to decide for yourself which side of the debate you want to believe. I would say, give the stretch mark products a fair chance and see what happens. One thing is sure, it won’t hurt you nor your skin!


Saturday, 8 June 2013


How to make your own face mask (with recipes)

Home made face mask recipes
Your can go to any health or beauty shop and find a very wide range of face masks. They come in an enormous variety of different ingredients, usually made for specific skin types and purposes. Some face masks are designed to make your skin softer, while others will hydrate your skin or feed your facial skin with nutrients or vitamins.

But why not make your own face masks? It's way more fun, it gives you certainly a lot more satisfaction and it's a lot cheaper as well! Making your own face masks is not even difficult at all. Basically what you need is the right ingredients and a little bit of practice. It's actually quite simple, most will be able to get it right very swiftly.

How to make your own face mask?

First we need the ingredients. As stated before, the ingredients you use to make your own face mask depend on the purpose and your skin type. Here are a few examples:

Oily, shiny, acne skin face mask recipes
While oily facial skin is a good thing since it helps to slow down the aging process, the oily skin type is quite often also prone to synptoms of acne.


Make your own banana face mask
BANANA FACE MASK RECIPE
For this face mask we'll use very ripe bananas. You will need one medium sized banana for each mask, a fresh lemon and about two tablespoons of honey. Mix the banana and the honey in a blender. When the substance is mashed up add about ten drops of lemon juice and mix it all for another few seconds. Take a few tissue papers and soak them in the banana face mask mash. Then apply to cover your face fully (keep your eyes and nose holes free) and let it sit for about 20 minutes. After that, remove the mask and rinse your face with a warn washcloth. You can apply moisturizer for a maximum effect after that.

Acne / Pimples face mask DIY
ACNE FACE MASK: ASPIRIN LEMON JUICE AND OLIVE OIL
For the treatment of Acne face skin, this is an ideal mask. You will need: one aspirin pill, 2 tablespoons of organic olive oil, a fresh lemon and a tablespoon of honey. Crush the aspirin pill to powder and mix it with the honey, olive oil and about five drops of lemon juice. After the Acne-mask substance is ready you take a few tissue papers and soak them with the substance. Apply to your face for about 15 minutes, remove the mask and rinse your facial skin with a warm wash cloth. This mask is ideal to remove pimples.

Healing face mask for Acne scars
THE FACE MASK FOR ACNE SCARS: ONION OATMEAL
Acne can leave nasty scars on your face which can be very embarrassing. The Onion-Oatmeal face mask helps to reduce Acne scars and makes your skin softer and smoother. The recipe comes originally from Julie Gabriel. The onion is used as an anti inflammatory while the pores of your facial skin are deeply cleansed by the oatmeal. You may add a tablespoon of honey to the mashed onion (half a piece) and the oatmeal (two tablespoons) to get an even better result. This will also keep the mashed onion and oatmeal stick to your skin. Leave this mask on for 30 minutes for a maximum result.

Next time: Home made face masks for dry, old and wrinkled skin.

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Tuesday, 4 June 2013


Rejuvenate your skin from the inside out with NIVEA Cellular Anti Aging cream

With those aweful wrinkles and dull skin texture, which we all get sooner or later, your skin doesn't become any younger-looking indeed. Aging of the skin is a natural phenomenon associated with the ever dividing cells which happens 24/7 throughout our entire body. Fortunately yet, there are a handful of quite effective remedies that can enable you to slow down this nerve-wrecking aging process. In particular to be highlighted in this blog article a new innovation from NIVEA called Cellular Anti-Age!

NIVEA Cellular Anti-Age daycream
NIVEA Cellular Anti-Age is the new generation of revolutionary skin care for facilitating in the conditioning of your skin towards becoming more younger looking and in fact becoming more younger on all facets. It's the first line of NIVEA care that works at the cellular level. Cellular Anti-Age prejudice to existing cells in the skin to become young again, resulting in a firmer, smoother, better hydrated and younger looking skin.

 Active ingredients of NIVEA Cellular Anti-Age
A powerful and unique blend of active ingredients, including magnolia extract, hyaluronic acid and creatine accelerates skin cell renewal and aging is prevented dramatically. In addition to the special blend of active ingredients, the day cream has an SPF 15 and contains a UVA protection as well, idreal for those upcoming hot summer days, protecting the skin from environmental influences and solar UV radiation. Finally, the pleasant and characteristic NIVEA aroma combined with a fine texture this new product is a pleasure to apply to your skin!

 At the consumer tests of the formula, which included smell and texture of NIVEA Cellular Anti-Age, more than 8,500 women were involved and rated above 8 on average. The new, innovative line of NIVEA Cellular is available around the world at the many NIVEA outlets and as always, quite reasonably priced.

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