SKIN O2 SENSING

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Oxygen is literally a life-giving force.  Cells in our body use oxygen to generate energy through a process called cellular respiration. The energy is then used to perform vital functions such as powering muscles (including involuntary muscles such as the heart). Without oxygen, cells can function for a limited period; long-term oxygen depletion leads to…

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ECZEMA FLARES IN THE SUMMER

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When you’re having trouble with your skin, it can seem like there’s never an end to battling the symptoms you’re experiencing. Eczema is one of these bothersome skin issues that can cause pain and aggravation as you learn to navigate the ways in which to combat it and the ways in which to live with…

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WHAT’S IN YOUR EYE CREAM?

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Your eyes are the window to the outside world. Your pretty peepers are most likely one of the first things people notice about you and they can reflect everything from honesty to self-confidence.  Because the skin under your eyes is thinner, the eye area can be one of the most delicate areas of your body…

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FACIAL MASSAGE FOR AGE DEFIANCE

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Oh, gravity! As you get older, everything starts to droop a bit, including the skin and muscles in your face. Though this can seem like a frustrating process, there’s actually something you can do to battle the effects of aging skin. Facial massage has long been used by other cultures as a way to boost…

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MICROCURRENT FOR NON-SURGICAL FACELIFT

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Everyone loves the results of a great facelift but rarely is anyone excited to go under the knife for the procedure. Experts in the beauty field are always on the lookout for the latest and greatest treatments to lift tone and tighten those problem facial areas. Extra bonus points are added if the treatment eliminates…

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GO FOR THE GLOW: STAYING HYDRATED IN THE SUMMER MONTHS

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With the humidity level up and increased sebum production, skin hydration does not seem to be an issue in the summer months. However, with all the sweat you are wiping off, you probably have noticed those enlarged pores and blackheads on your nose and face. Yes, our skin can get dehydrated during the summer months…

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