Why we need water? 90% of our body is… water. Our blood is 90% composed of water. Water moves around oxygen and nutrients that every cell in our body needs. Water helps to form urine and flush out the waste from our bodies. In addition, it lubricates our joints, regulates our body temperature, normalizes blood pressure, prevents wrinkles….. enough? These are just some benefits of water. Since it is difficult to imagine that we would forget to drink water, nevertheless, research indicate that 75% of us are chronically dehydrated (do not provide our bodies with sufficient amount of water). T ..read more

Retinol is one of the best-known skin care ingredients on the market. It is also often very misunderstood. Retinods (also called Vitamin A derivatives) really represent an umbrella name for a group of products containing retinol- a molecule that is found in the natural vegetal world. Lipophilic, once ingested it is stored in the liver and in the skin. Retinol is used by dermatologists to correct many skin problem such as the signs of ageing, wrinkles, inhomogeneous complexion and pigmentation disorders, even acne and acne scars. Highly effective, sometimes less well tolerated by sensitive skin ..read more

If you are like many other people, you assume your makeup regimen is going to help you cover up those problem areas and acne-prone regions of the skin. The problem is makeup products do not treat the underlying condition. That is why it is often beneficial to seek out natural based products that can treat your acne and then follow a few simple tips and tricks for minimizing damage to your skin from your makeup regimen. Where to Start with Acne Care If you have oily skin or you have an intense amount of acne, you may be frustrated with your makeup products. Instead of focusing first on makeup ..read more

Acne affects approximately 40 to 50 million people in the United States alone. This condition is quite common in people who fall in the adolescent age bracket. However, it can also affect adults and a few in the puberty stages. Again, the condition is quite common but one that can cause discomfort and low self-esteem. Acne often occurs when tiny holes in the skin, known as pores or hair follicles, are blocked. This blockage usually occurs because of excess production of sebum, an oily substance that lubricates the skin and hair. Dead cells also play a part in the development of acne on the ski ..read more

The Impact of Vitamins on Skin Health You know the saying beauty starts from with in? This is not just a reference on morals but a very practical observation about the health of your skin. What we put in our bodies effects how we look, and there are a number of essential vitamins that do wonders for the skin. HOWEVER, they do not TREAT acne. Certain vitamins and minerals may be a great adjunct to treating acne, and help your skin to be healthy and glowing. Acne is a manifestation of an internal imbalance that leads to the overproduction of sebum (skin oil) by the sebaceous glands. This extra s ..read more

From the change in seasons to the change in schedules, form the hormonal imbalance to the imbalanced diet all those factors may play havoc with your skin and exasperate acne breakouts. Here are some of my recommended quick fixes to make facial acne look non-existent (while waiting for the more sustained effects following your AcnEase treatment). Emergency Tips for Last-Minute Zits If the pimple is just forming and you need it cleared in a day or two, increase the evening dose of AcnEase® to 6 tablets for one or two days. To speed up healing of sudden and existing blemishes, dip a Q-tip in Te ..read more

Kendra Richards, professional makeup artist, whose work has been seen in publications such as Vogue, Vanity Fair and InStyle to advertisers Olay and Paul Mitchell and Target to name a few and counts among her client Cindy Crawford, Hilary Duff, Anna Paquin or Justin Timberlake has this to say about making acne pimples as invisible as possible. STEP 1 Moistirize yous skin and keep it hydrated from insight (DRINK WATER) and out- Use non comedogenic moisturizer twice a day. If you have a dry skin use a light touch of moisturizer before the make-up. Massage it all over your face and neck. Wait 3-5 ..read more

Nothing can be more frustrating and exasperating than a chronic acne problem Acne is one of such a potential chronic issue that if not addressed properly may become a long term emotional and physical challenge, and even lead to acne scars and marks that can change your skin for life. Since acne directly affects your appearance and the way you see yourself and you are seen , there is also a strong motivation to improve the symptoms as fast as possible, often forgetting about the necessity of a long term treatment to obtain permanent results. So, can we do both? Zap the zit while also treating a ..read more

Any time of the year ( Hot, cold or in between) , for any type of skin ( oily, dry, old or young) moisturizing is one of the foundations of proper skincare. This is especially important after drying sun exposure or after winter spent in dry, air heated spaces. The problem is, that as the proverb says, “All that glitters is not gold”. Most moisturizing creams and lotions while adding water to your skin also … trap the water you already have so actually may dehydrate your skin long term. Dehydrated skin loses elasticity and luster, is saggy, itchy, dull, prone to wrinkles, or even severe i ..read more

So now You ordered the right AcnEase Regimen and you've just received your customized monthly treatment pack. What do you do next? How do you make your efforts, your money and AcnEase work the best for YOU? 9 Ways to Get the Most Out of AcnEase: AcnEase is a treatment not just a product. There is a difference between using a product (you use it when you feel like it) and using a treatment .You use it with the understanding that HOW YOU USE IT makes a big difference. Use AcnEase REGULARLY. Do NOT skip or combine doses. You need a steady "supply" of these "super herbs" to help with your acne ..read more