Licensed aestheticians working under the direction of aesthetic surgeons offer customized personal solutions for your unique skin type. With a medical slant, premium products, stronger solutions and a more experienced staff, Dean Essentials Skin Care might not be quite as foofy as a day spa, but the results are undeniable. It’s a simple question: What really soothes your soul? Eucalyptus fragrance and a lounge chair? Meh. Instead, how about a smooth, healthy, radiant appearance? Find out more about Essentials Skin Care here.
Clear skin really IS possible with advanced techniques that go far beyond department store counters.
Try this word on for size:
Telangiectasia. Pronounce it like this:
Tell Angie “Eck STAYzhuh.”
That seriously complex word is the medical description for a very common problem—small red spider veins typically found on the nose, cheeks and chin.
They usually develop in adults between 18 and 35, get worse, and peak somewhere between age 50 and 60.
What causes these red spider veins to appear? A lot of things.
Factors such as age, gender, pregnancy, prolonged daily sitting or standing, acne rosacea, use of oral contraceptives, environmental damage from the sun, prolonged exposure to cold temperatures, chemotherapy, alcohol use and topical skin treatments have all been linked to the condition. (Prolonged listening to Lady Gaga albums is surprisingly absent from the list, but you can never be too careful.)
It’s not easy looking fabulous. It takes hard work and a combination of the right products, sunscreens and maintenance. But, did you know that what you put on your plate can also impact that youthful glow? That’s why you should be careful of the food you eat because a good diet will help give your body the nourishment it needs while also aiding in the fight against aging. Now that’s a killer combo.
1. Wet your whistle. The number one thing you can put into your body if you want great looking skin is H20. Drinking plenty of water will help keep your skin young and looking fabulous. Water hydrates cells and helps move toxins out and nutrients in. The more water you drink, the more you flush all the other bad stuff out of your body. Goodbye last night’s cheesecake, hello great complexion.
Quick: Which skin tone do you prefer, the left or the right? (The middle one is the natural color.)
If you prefer the one on the right, you’re not alone.
According to researchers in the U.K. at the University of Nottingham, eating a diet rich in carotenoids gives skin a tan-like glow. We sort of knew this, but they took it a step further.
Here’s what they found: When compared to suntanned skin, observers actually prefer the look of those who eat a lot of carrots and tomatoes. Pretty great, huh? It’s just one more argument to completely skip harmful tanning beds and long hours at the beach unless you want to look like a baseball glove.
“If you want a healthier and more attractive skin color, you are better off eating a healthy diet with plenty of fruit and vegetables than lying in the sun,” says Ian Stephen, study leader and a researcher.
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