If you are hoping for fast treatment you could try one of the over-the-counter creams or lotions as an overnight home pimple remedy.
Some people think that an overnight home pimple remedy is to pop the pimples. This is not a good overnight home pimple remedy. It is better to leave them alone.
Another overnight home pimple remedy is to wash with a soap that contains aloe vera. This may not clear up the acne immediately but it can help.
A cleansing diet can be a good way to begin an overnight home pimple remedy plan. Another idea when starting an overnight home pimple remedy program is to make sure the acne is not caused by allergies to foods, cosmetics or other products.
Check with your doctor for an idea for overnight home pimple remedy. Your doctor may refer you to a dermatologist who may also have an overnight home pimple remedy.
Magazines sometimes have the latest thoughts and things to try if you are looking for an overnight home pimple remedy.
Your pharmacist may be helpful if you are searching for an overnight home pimple remedy. She may be able to recommend a product that the pharmacy carries.
You can clean your skin with apple cider vinegar as an overnight home pimple remedy. Another overnight home pimple remedy consists of cleaning your skin with lemon juice.
One overnight home pimple remedy may work better for you than another. Try different remedies until you find the one that works for you.
Timothy Gorman is a successful Webmaster and publisher of Clear-Skin-Solutions.com.
Monday, July 24, 2006
Saturday, July 22, 2006
Factors causing skin Wrinkles
What causes Wrinkles?
Wrinkles are caused as a person starts growing older. Wrinkles appear on the face, hands and other body parts of a person. One of the most important reasons of wrinkle is the ageing process. As a person starts growing in age his skin cells divide more slowly thinning the inner skin and thus making it weaker. This causes more moisture to be released and makes the skin dryer. The cells also do not reproduce as fast as when you are young, something like 10% less. As a result any damage to the skin in the form of wear and tear takes a long time to heal.
How a Wrinkle is formed?
With age there is slowness in a person’s cellular system. When the skin cells loose its elasticity, it becomes slack thus forming deeper wrinkles. The skin looses its firmness thus resulting in formation of wrinkles in different parts of the body.
Factors causing skin Wrinkles
There are number of factors that cause skin wrinkles mainly
* Sunlight – This includes the UVA and UVB rays of the sun.
* Free Radicals
* Hormones
* Gravity
Worry also causes wrinkles
Treatments to Cure wrinkles
Today one can find different types of anti wrinkle creams coming up in the market. But are theses anti wrinkle cream effective? Many people have been experimenting with these types of creams and it seems to be working out for them. The chemicals in the anti wrinkle cream reduce wrinkles irrespective of the ageing process. There are many other ways to slow the process of wrinkle formation.
* For a person around 30 years old - A simple chemical peel is sufficient
* For a person around 40 years old - He can benefit from collagen or fat implants
* For a person around 50 years old - He can undergo laser resurfacing and other customized treatments.
About author
Isabella Rodrigues writes for anti-wrinkle-eye-cream.net
Wrinkles are caused as a person starts growing older. Wrinkles appear on the face, hands and other body parts of a person. One of the most important reasons of wrinkle is the ageing process. As a person starts growing in age his skin cells divide more slowly thinning the inner skin and thus making it weaker. This causes more moisture to be released and makes the skin dryer. The cells also do not reproduce as fast as when you are young, something like 10% less. As a result any damage to the skin in the form of wear and tear takes a long time to heal.
How a Wrinkle is formed?
With age there is slowness in a person’s cellular system. When the skin cells loose its elasticity, it becomes slack thus forming deeper wrinkles. The skin looses its firmness thus resulting in formation of wrinkles in different parts of the body.
Factors causing skin Wrinkles
There are number of factors that cause skin wrinkles mainly
* Sunlight – This includes the UVA and UVB rays of the sun.
* Free Radicals
* Hormones
* Gravity
Worry also causes wrinkles
Treatments to Cure wrinkles
Today one can find different types of anti wrinkle creams coming up in the market. But are theses anti wrinkle cream effective? Many people have been experimenting with these types of creams and it seems to be working out for them. The chemicals in the anti wrinkle cream reduce wrinkles irrespective of the ageing process. There are many other ways to slow the process of wrinkle formation.
* For a person around 30 years old - A simple chemical peel is sufficient
* For a person around 40 years old - He can benefit from collagen or fat implants
* For a person around 50 years old - He can undergo laser resurfacing and other customized treatments.
About author
Isabella Rodrigues writes for anti-wrinkle-eye-cream.net
Wednesday, July 12, 2006
Obagi Blue Peels
Obagi blue peels are one of the most sought after skin care and rejuvenation treatments today. They are only offered in doctors offices on an outpatient basis. The Obagi blue peel was invented by Dr. Obagi and has been clinically proven to treat and cure common skin ailments like pigmentation problems, age spots, mild acne and fine lines and wrinkles. The Obagi blue peel chemically burns the outer layers of the skin and causes them to slough off or peel in a few days revealing younger, rejuvenated skin.
Chemical peels, in general, have been used in skin care and skin treatments for acne and anti aging for over 20 years by doctors and dermatologists everywhere. These chemical peels range from weaker acids like glycolic and salicylic to stronger skin peels like TCA peels, the Obagi Blue Peel, and Phenol peels. Phenol peels are rarely used anymore as they require anesthesia, are very toxic and can result in permanent skin bleaching. Weaker skin peels like glycolic and salicylic are popular for treating pimples, whiteheads and blackheads. They are not very effective on deeper, more underlying skin problems. This is where peels like the Obagi Blue Peel and TCA peels are much more effective.
Obagi blue peels and TCA peels are usually applied as a cream or paste (TCA peels are also applied in liquid for for faster and longer lasting results). The doctor will mix the Obagi blue peel with TCA (trichloroacetic acid) into a paste at various strengths depending on desired depth and then apply it to the face. A typical face mask pattern is used so sensitive areas like around the eyes are avoided. The peel is then applied for usually 10 minutes (or less for TCA peels) or more (up to 1 hour for the Obagi Blue Peel). The Obagi blue peel is weaker than a pure TCA peel and may require multiple applications or layering for the same results. The Obagi blue peel will also stain or dye the face a blue- green color so the doctor knows where it has been applied already. A TCA peel will turn red and whiteout (turn white or frost) on some skins indicating the neutralization point. The doctor will then neutralize the TCA or Obagi blue peel to stop the burning process.
The patient is then sent home and told to apply various creams and antibacterial treatments for the next 3-7 days until it all peels and is fully healed. During this healing and peeling process, the skin will darken and harden and then start to peel away (some people will flake instead of peeling due to drier skin and different skin pH - everyone's skin is unique). It is usually best to schedule to have this time off as it is best not to go out in public with severe peeling. Makeup cannot be worn as it can cause infection and block healing. Many doctors have found over the counter antibiotic ointments like Neosporin and its generic equivalents to work best and make the skin heal faster after an Obagi blue peel or TCA peel.
The Obagi blue peel (along with the TCA peel) has been proven effective in clinical trials and approved for use in anti aging and acne skin care treatments. For more information on Obagi blue peels and TCA peels for in home use and skin care treatments please see the link below. About Author
David Maillie is a chemist with over 12 years experience in biochemical research and clynical analysis.
For more information on TCA peels for in home use and great anti-aging products and ideas please visit http://www.bestskinpeel.com .
Chemical peels, in general, have been used in skin care and skin treatments for acne and anti aging for over 20 years by doctors and dermatologists everywhere. These chemical peels range from weaker acids like glycolic and salicylic to stronger skin peels like TCA peels, the Obagi Blue Peel, and Phenol peels. Phenol peels are rarely used anymore as they require anesthesia, are very toxic and can result in permanent skin bleaching. Weaker skin peels like glycolic and salicylic are popular for treating pimples, whiteheads and blackheads. They are not very effective on deeper, more underlying skin problems. This is where peels like the Obagi Blue Peel and TCA peels are much more effective.
Obagi blue peels and TCA peels are usually applied as a cream or paste (TCA peels are also applied in liquid for for faster and longer lasting results). The doctor will mix the Obagi blue peel with TCA (trichloroacetic acid) into a paste at various strengths depending on desired depth and then apply it to the face. A typical face mask pattern is used so sensitive areas like around the eyes are avoided. The peel is then applied for usually 10 minutes (or less for TCA peels) or more (up to 1 hour for the Obagi Blue Peel). The Obagi blue peel is weaker than a pure TCA peel and may require multiple applications or layering for the same results. The Obagi blue peel will also stain or dye the face a blue- green color so the doctor knows where it has been applied already. A TCA peel will turn red and whiteout (turn white or frost) on some skins indicating the neutralization point. The doctor will then neutralize the TCA or Obagi blue peel to stop the burning process.
The patient is then sent home and told to apply various creams and antibacterial treatments for the next 3-7 days until it all peels and is fully healed. During this healing and peeling process, the skin will darken and harden and then start to peel away (some people will flake instead of peeling due to drier skin and different skin pH - everyone's skin is unique). It is usually best to schedule to have this time off as it is best not to go out in public with severe peeling. Makeup cannot be worn as it can cause infection and block healing. Many doctors have found over the counter antibiotic ointments like Neosporin and its generic equivalents to work best and make the skin heal faster after an Obagi blue peel or TCA peel.
The Obagi blue peel (along with the TCA peel) has been proven effective in clinical trials and approved for use in anti aging and acne skin care treatments. For more information on Obagi blue peels and TCA peels for in home use and skin care treatments please see the link below. About Author
David Maillie is a chemist with over 12 years experience in biochemical research and clynical analysis.
For more information on TCA peels for in home use and great anti-aging products and ideas please visit http://www.bestskinpeel.com .
Wednesday, July 05, 2006
Philosophy Hope In A Tube Eye & Lip Cream
Review Products: Philosophy Hope In A Tube Eye & Lip Cream
Philosophy once again gives us a product that lives up to its name. This eye and lip cream works well providing protection and moisture to the delicate eye area and lips.
When mixed with a highly pigmented concealer, like the Supernaturals Air Brushed Color Correctors, there is an instant lift and brightening of your eyes. Takes a few years off, in my opinion.
Hope in a Tube Eye and lip cream helps to smooth out and decrease the appearence of smile lines/crows feet. It works for me in the dry, windy and cold New Mexico mountain region. Since finding this product, there hasn't been a single eye/lip cream I can compare it to.
Product Description
Philosophy Hope In A Tube Eye & Lip Cream is for aging skin that is dehydrated and showing signs of environmental stress. It promotes resilience while reducing the signs of pre-mature aging.
Important Information
Ingredients
Water, squalene, mineral oil, glycerin, isocetyl stearoyl stearate, petrolatum, butylene glycol, polyglyceryl-2-diisostearate, peg-30 dipolyhydroxystearate, ceresin wax, polyethylene, dipalmitoyl hydroxyproline, microcrystallin wax, phytosteryl/octyldodecyl lauroyl glutamate, magnesium sulfate, tocopheryl acetate, bisaolol, polysorbate-20, potassium ascorby tocopheryl phosphate, methylparaben, ethylparaben, diazolidinyl urea, tetrasodium edta, iron oxides, dimethicone.
Philosophy once again gives us a product that lives up to its name. This eye and lip cream works well providing protection and moisture to the delicate eye area and lips.
When mixed with a highly pigmented concealer, like the Supernaturals Air Brushed Color Correctors, there is an instant lift and brightening of your eyes. Takes a few years off, in my opinion.
Hope in a Tube Eye and lip cream helps to smooth out and decrease the appearence of smile lines/crows feet. It works for me in the dry, windy and cold New Mexico mountain region. Since finding this product, there hasn't been a single eye/lip cream I can compare it to.
Product Description
Philosophy Hope In A Tube Eye & Lip Cream is for aging skin that is dehydrated and showing signs of environmental stress. It promotes resilience while reducing the signs of pre-mature aging.
Important Information
Ingredients
Water, squalene, mineral oil, glycerin, isocetyl stearoyl stearate, petrolatum, butylene glycol, polyglyceryl-2-diisostearate, peg-30 dipolyhydroxystearate, ceresin wax, polyethylene, dipalmitoyl hydroxyproline, microcrystallin wax, phytosteryl/octyldodecyl lauroyl glutamate, magnesium sulfate, tocopheryl acetate, bisaolol, polysorbate-20, potassium ascorby tocopheryl phosphate, methylparaben, ethylparaben, diazolidinyl urea, tetrasodium edta, iron oxides, dimethicone.
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