Exposure To Sunlight Prevents Signs of Aging
Filed under Aging Skin
Every holiday season the media makes sure that we are aware of the dangers of sunbathing. Magazines and TV carry ads for a large variety of sunscreens purporting to prevent sun damaged skin. Is it any wonder then that some of us become so scared of the dangers that we take every precaution to avoid exposing any part of our body to the sun for more than a few moments at the most?
Treat Each Skin Color Differently
Filed under Ethnic Skin

All ethnic types have skin that has a similar structure with exactly the same skin layers whatever its color.
The three layers are the dermis, the epidermis and the subcutaneous fat layer.
The only obvious outward difference is the color, of which there are many varying shades from yellow thru brown to black according to the ethnic origin.
Also each ethnic skin type can be dry, normal, oily or any combination.
How To Treat Enlarged Pores
Filed under Skin Problems
Our bodies are covered with millions of hair follicles. These follicles lie deep in the dermis of the skin and grow up through the dermal layer of our skin onto the surface via tiny openings which are the pores.
About halfway to the surface, the sebaceous oil gland connects to it and empties sebum (skin oil) into the follicle which continues its journey to the opening.
Wherever we have a hair on our body there is a pore.
Use Natures Products to Prevent Sunburn
Filed under Body Skin

It is never too early to prepare for summers´assault on your skin. Grabbing those rays may give you a healthy looking and attractive tan but if you don’t take care your skin will suffer sooner or later.
Here is some advice on how to prevent sunburn by simply using some of nature’s products.
How To Sun Tan Safely
Filed under Body Skin
Virtually every woman, and most men, believe that they look better if they have sun-tanned skin. Despite all the warnings, as soon as the summer sun appears, millions are out soaking up the rays hoping to get skin that looks bronzed, toned and healthy. The adverts tell us that this or that make of sunscreens with blocking factors from 10-100 will allow safe sun-tanning and save you from burning.
But does that mean that your skin can stay safe and healthy?


