Beauty Brainstorm Blog

Archive for November, 2009

Don’t you just love the Holidays?  I do.  Family, Friends and the rich food.  While most of us tend to overeat and drink this can lead to more changes in our skin.  If you have dark circles under your eyes; overeating rich foods and drinking can aggravate them more.  Remember to drink more water to help flush out the toxins andtake care of yoru skin.  Skin care is one of the most important things to remember at this time of the year, along with your health; but they both seem to be forgotten as the season moves on.  (If you really love the sweets and treats the holiday brings, look into healthy chocolate .  This chocolate is filled with Antioxidants that are important for your overall body, mind and great for the soul)!

If you would like to heal damaged and tired skin, then try Serum+C  from Mary Kay, is a new skin care product that was made to heal damaged and tired skin. It is made with 5 of the highest levels of Vitamin C from all over the world, Vitamin C aids in rejuvenating and reviving skin, making you look and feel better. All of our faces are exposed to bad air throughout the day, which is why we need a skin care product that helps to remove the bad particles from our faces, like a 3-in-1Cleanser ,  but also applying healing skin care products to revitalize the damaged portions of our face will make people wonder how we keep our skin looking so healthy.. Moisturizing lotion  is also a key component to your skin’s vitality

More goes into taking care of your skin, then just washing it once or twice a day. Lotions and serums should become a part of our daily defense as well as preventive preparation for the Holiday fun. Try it, your skin will love you for it!

November is here and so is the time that our temperature typically begins changing as well.  . Colder weather and stronger winds can leave your skin feeling dry and scaly during these winter months. Keeping your skin protected from this damage is important to the vitality of your skin for years to come.

The skin care products you use during this time could mean the survival of the flesh over the next few months. According to Dr. Oz, soaps can take off the protective layer of oil from your skin, which can leave your skin chapped and itchy. Dr. Oz suggests using an oil on your skin first, then a deep scrub to cleanse the skin, then after you need another layer of a moisturizing lotion  to restore the essential protective layer of your skin.

When you follow these steps it will help to protect your skin from wind damage and the cold. There are several facial scrubs  that can help keep your skin glowing.  Facial scrubs are good to use once or twice a week depending on your type of skin to deeply cleanse your face.  Just remember to always follow up with an extra hydration .

Do you like Oyster?  Vitamin D and Zinc are found in oysters and it has been proven that together this vitamin and mineral can keep your skin healthy during dry weather!