It’s autumn and that means changes in the weather. Dropping temperatures, drier air and windy days can wreak havoc on your skin. As the largest organ of the body, the skin provides protection against the environment but it needs your help to stay healthy.
Category: Skin Care
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5 Ways to Keep Your Skin Hydrated This Winter
You don’t have to change your entire skin care routine to properly care for your skin when it's dry. By making a few slight adjustments, you can keep your skin healthy and hydrated year round!
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4 Ways to Combat Dark Circles Under Your Eyes During the Holidays and Beyond
With the holidays in full swing, most of our schedules are chock full with gift-buying, gift-giving, champagne-toasting, and Christmas-party after Christmas-party attending. While all of these activities are usually a lot of fun, they often lead to late nights, lack of sleep, and those nagging dark circles under the eyes. You’re probably among the many...
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Medical Facts: Can Diet Improve Cellulite?
Diet may be a contributing factor but there are a number of reasons why cellulite happens at all ages.
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How We’re Aging and How to Naturally Look as Good as You Feel for a Long Time!!
Just about everyone dreads that day when she looks into the mirror to see crows feet spreading out from her eyes, wrinkles around her lips, and sags along her jowls. But aging is a part of life, and sooner or later, we all come upon it. Luckily, you can still do a lot to prevent...
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New Year’s Habits to begin Today
It’s that time of year when men and women who’ve resolved to turn their lives around through a few New Year’s resolutions find out that those resolutions are pretty hard to keep. Nine times out of ten, most of us don’t keep our resolutions. That’s because we usually choose resolutions that are difficult to maintain...
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Is Cellulite Curable?
Lumpy, dimpled flesh on thighs, buttocks, hips, and belly: the unfortunate fact is that 90% of women will suffer from cellulite at some point in their lives. The exact cause of cellulite is not well understood, but is it curable?
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