Face Skin Care » Forehead

What is the best skin care regimine for someone entering their 30s?

admin — Thu, 25 Mar 2010 14:45:50 +0000

I’m turning 30 soon, and have never really done the whole skin care thing other than washing my face in the shower. Now I’d like to start trying to take better care of my skin.

I have normal to combination skin that is prone to break outs on my forehead and chin. Very fine lines and dark circles under my eyes.

By: aria2323

What skin care product to use for dry skin?

admin — Fri, 12 Mar 2010 02:29:01 +0000

My forehead and nose are ridiculously dry, to the point of peeling. But I have topical acne (Not the deep kind) along my jawline and under my cheek bones. I’m trying to find a good skin care regimen that will treat my acne without drying out my skin even more than it already is. Any suggestions?

By: Danielle M

Face Skin Care Products – Learn How to Choose the One That’s Perfect For You!

admin — Sat, 26 Dec 2009 16:43:36 +0000

Your face is like your window (open window) to the world and thus faces environmental damage often; for example weather and pollution. During the Spring & Summer, the skin on your face (and body) must resist the negative effects of sunlight, wind and dust, and it must endure the effects of the wind, frost and rain in the Winter and Fall.

Determining the right kind of skin creams & lotions for you depends a lot on your skin type. Do you have normal, dry, oily or combination skin?

To find out your skin type, you can try this experiment at home: Before washing your face in the morning, put a paper napkin on your face and rub it around. If you have oily skin, you will most likely see some oily discharge on the napkin. If you have dry or normal skin, you will not see a residue on the napkin. Dry skin usually hurts a little after you wash it, but Normal skin is not irritated by washing it at all. If you have combination skin, you might see some fatty traces on the napkin when rubbed on the T- zone (forehead, nose and chin area).

Now that you know your skin type, it should be easier to find face skin care products that’s perfect for your skin type.

When you’re searching for information on face skin care products, and you don’t know which one to choose it’s helpful if you start with the well-known brands. You can’t really go wrong with those face skin care products – they’re tried and proven!

Face Skin Care Products – Learn How to Choose the One That’s Perfect For You!

admin — Sun, 04 Oct 2009 11:09:18 +0000

Taking care of your face and face skin care products go hand in hand. Okay, so you know that it’s important to take care of your face (after all, it’s what other people see and they make their judgement about you based on your face!) but which face skin care products should you choose?

Your face is like your window (open window) to the world and thus faces environmental damage often; for example weather and pollution. During the Spring & Summer, the skin on your face (and body) must resist the negative effects of sunlight, wind and dust, and it must endure the effects of the wind, frost and rain in the Winter and Fall.

Determining the right kind of skin creams & lotions for you depends a lot on your skin type. Do you have normal, dry, oily or combination skin?

To find out your skin type, you can try this experiment at home: Before washing your face in the morning, put a paper napkin on your face and rub it around. If you have oily skin, you will most likely see some oily discharge on the napkin. If you have dry or normal skin, you will not see a residue on the napkin. Dry skin usually hurts a little after you wash it, but Normal skin is not irritated by washing it at all. If you have combination skin, you might see some fatty traces on the napkin when rubbed on the T- zone (forehead, nose and chin area).

Now that you know your skin type, it should be easier to find face skin care products that’s perfect for your skin type.

By: Sara Diamond

Skin Care – What Does the Aging Face Look Like?

admin — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 13:49:23 +0000

What happens to your skin as you get older?

Age 25 – Visible aging of the skin starts and the skin replaces old cells more slowly.

Age 30 – More fine lines develop as collagen and elastin start to break down and the delicate skin under the eyes begins to thin.

Age 40 – Deeper lines begin to etch around the mouth and eyes. Furrows appear on the forehead and circles under the eyes may grow into pouches. Skin becomes noticeably drier.

Age 45+ – The skin becomes thinner, partly because of the hormonal changes, and more sensitive to irritating environmental factors and allergens. The skin loses much of its strength and elasticity.

Age 50+ – Age spots start to appear. This is a more common occurrence for fair-skinned people.

Age, hormones, sun exposure, smoking all have a part to play in causing fine lines and wrinkles. Skin starts to feel more fragile and less elastic as we get older. As our age increases, the natural hyaluronic acid content of our skin – important for water retention – decreases.

The oil producing (sebaceous) glands become less active and your skin becomes drier. The skin also loses fat, so it looks less plump and smooth. It loses its youthful colour and glow as well. Gravity also kicks in, pulling down the skin and causing it to sag.

Two major components of facial aging:

- Dynamic lines which are due to muscular hyperactivity.

- Static lines which are due to volume loss.

Treating both of these main components of facial aging can lead to a natural and refreshed appearance that will take years off the aged face.

By: Pearlin Siow