TweetAlthough we need pores to keep our skin hydrated and soft, we don’t want to see them on our face. Some of our pores can be larger than the rest which might be a little bothersome and makes it hard to put makeup on evenly. Instead of trying to cover them up everyday, certain moisturizers [...]
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Posted in Anti-Aging, Food, General, Health on May 4th, 2009
TweetReuters Health recently posted an article about the effects vitamin E has on Alzheimer’s Disease. When taken in large doses, vitamin E seems to slow the decline of mental and physical abilities in patients with Alzheimer’s. This also counts for drugs that reduce inflammation. Dr. Alireza Atri told Reuters Health, “Our results are consistent for [...]
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TweetFeverfew, a member of the sunflower family, does not induce fevers as the name might suggest; it is actually known to do the opposite. The name feverfew is adapted from the Latin word febrifugia or “fever reducer.” It’s been used for reducing fevers, headaches, joint pains, and even helping digestive problems. Some believe that the [...]
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TweetOops – you did it again. You stayed at the beach too long, hung out by the pool without proper sun-screen, or thought you were ready for that extra minute in the tanning booth. What you thought was going to beautify you actually made you look like a lobster. Your skin is red, burns, and [...]
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TweetWe see this word a lot when browsing through the labels of skin care products. But what exactly is hyperpigmentation? Hyperpigmentation is the increase in the natural color of the skin caused by exposure to ultra-violet radiation from the sun. Melanin is the pigment in your skin that gives you your tan and is responsible [...]
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TweetRosacea affects over 13 million Americans today. Unfortunately, there is no cure for Rosacea but there are many products that are safe enough to be used over your face where Rosacea has affected you. Many products can even help reduce the inflammation and redness that occur during outbreaks. If you have rosacea, you should avoid [...]
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