About skin care products
April 27, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
For you as a consumer in the billion-dollar skin care industry, lack of information about products is costly, and you have to bridge the gap between.
What you need to know about skin care products.
Without accurate information, you are throwing your money away, because you are completely at the mercy of advertisers and marketers. Knowing more specific information about your skin needs, such as your true skin type , you can take control of your skin. Read more
How to Determine Your Skin Type
March 11, 2009 by admin · Leave a Comment
Determining your skin type is easy, and the information will help you when buying moisturizers, cosmetics and facial cleansers.
Step One
Wash your face with a skin cleanser, then rinse and pat dry.
Step Two
Wait one hour.
Step Three
Note whether your skin feels “tight.”
Step Four
Press a separate piece of tissue onto each area of your face: chin, center of cheeks, outer cheeks, center of forehead, outer forehead and nose.
Step Five
Examine each tissue and look for oily residue or flaky skin residue.
Step Six
Interpret the results. Oil on each tissue indicates an oily skin type, while oil on only some tissues (specifically those on the T-zone, which is the center of forehead, nose, chin and center of cheeks) indicates a combination skin type. Flaky skin residue on all tissues - without oily residue - or a tight feeling in the skin indicates a dry skin type. No oil and no flaky residue on any parts of the tissue indicates a normal skin type.
Tips & Warnings
Pore size is another indication of skin type; small pores generally indicate dry skin, while large pores mean oily skin. Remember that there are many factors that affect your skin type, such as weather, emotions, hormones and stress, and this will cause your skin type to be in a constant state of fluctuation. “Combination skin” products that claim to serve different functions on different parts of the face are suspicious. You’re better off using different products on different areas.
Overall Things You’ll Need
Hand or Wash Towels
Mild Facial Cleansers
Oil-free Facial Cleansers
Oil-free Moisturizers
How Facial Masks Work
December 2, 2008 by admin · Leave a Comment
Even though they may make you look scary for a little while, masks are a great way to treat your skin to a once a week spa type of treatment. You can find masks for any skin type with a variety of different ingredients. There are mud masks to help to smooth your skin as well as some that are specifically designed to help with acne problems. All masks are good for your skin and help to tone and sooth your skin. Read more








