Preparing Skin for Peel off Mask

With the immense increment in popularity of black peel off mask, we can understand that facial treatments have come a long way, and a good peel performed by an experienced therapist can leave your skin glowing.

Here’s how to prepare for and get the most from your first facial peel.

1. Do Your Research

There are some gentle peels that you can use at home, but if you want something more intense to get it done with an experienced skincare therapist or dermatologist.

2. Not For Everyone

When you get older your cell turnover slows down, so it takes longer for the skin to regenerate. When you regenerate new skin, your skin looks healthier. Even women in their 20s can get an accumulation of cells on the surface of the skin which dull and muddies the complexion. You shouldn’t have peels if you are undergoing laser treatment, have active infections, an open wounded or a history of drugs with photosensitizing potential.

3. Be Careful With Products

A chemical peel removes the tougher external layer of skin revealing a more delicate skin below. It’s therefore important that you choose your at-home products, both before and after your peel with care. Don’t use any exfoliating products or products containing retinoids in the week leading up to the peel or for a few weeks afterwards as they will further the irritation and potential damage to the skin.

4. Stay Sun Safe

After a peel, your skin will be more sensitive, particularly to UV exposure. If you want to avoid hyperpigmentation after a peel you have to avoid sun exposure as much as possible while the skin heals and be vigilant with sunscreen.

5. Know Your Skin Type

When it comes to facial peels you need to ensure that you choose a peel that is going provide the outcome you want and that it also works for your skin type. Certain ingredients work best for treating acne, others work to minimise sun damage and fine lines. Sensitive skin will also require a more gentle peel than other skin types.

 

Honey-Cinnamon Face Mask

Natural acne remedies are a good way to get rid of it, or at least hold it at bay. They make you step back and really figure out what’s going on with your skin, and how to work with it. Chances are, your skin will repay you in kind for not simply ravaging it with strange chemicals-and your wallet will probably thank you too.

Honey is sticky, and cinnamon is spicy, and it seems like they’re both things you’d want to avoid getting near your skin. Surprisingly, while it may sound strange, honey and cinnamon make an awesome combo when it comes to acne. Cinnamon has anti-micro bacterial properties so it can help stop bacteria from getting out of hand. If it does, the honey is also a natural antibiotic, ready and waiting to wipe the little buggers out.

Requirements for a honey-cinnamon face mask for getting rid of pimples and acne:
-2 tablespoons of honey
-A pinch of cinnamon
– paper towels

Directions
Rinse your face with water and pat dry. Mix 2 tablespoons of honey and a pinch of cinnamon together until they are thoroughly blended and have formed a sort of paste. Apply the mask to your face (or spot treat) and leave on for 10-15 minutes. Rinse off completely, and pat your face dry. This is a sticky mixture, so make sure you have some paper towels at on hand.

Olive Oil for Skin Care

Factors like pollution, food habits, harmful rays, radiation, allergies, alcohol, pimples, stress, and aging causes the change in the looks of our natural skin making it pigmented and dark.

A natural organic product like Olive Oil comes in handy in making our skin more lighter, flawless and younger looking.

Olive oil is mono-unsaturated oil drawn out of a small oval-shaped bitter fruit known as olive found in the Mediterranean areas and for many centuries was most popularly used for cooking and health benefits.

However, as time went by olive oil has come to be a very popular skin and hair natural wonder used by most skin and hair care products around the globe.

Olive oil has some reported benefits to the skin. According to the International Olive Council, olive oil is rich in vitamins, including A, D, and K, as well as vitamin E.

It also has antioxidant properties so it might help prevent or reverse damage from cancer-causing ultraviolet radiation. It has a very high concentration of an ingredient called squalene as compared to the other types of fats and oils that humans normally eat. The squalene is what gives olive oil the extra antioxidant boost.

It even moisturizes and fights bacteria protecting your skin from acne and pimples.

Skin Care

With the inevitable weather changes that affect your everyday beauty routine. It is also extremely important to care for your skin.

When it comes to skin in the summer, it’s all about protecting your skin from the damaging effects of the sun. No one wants to have oily, sweaty skin, but a lustrous glowy, healthy, properly nourished and smooth skin is definitely something we all crave for.

Our skin is the largest organ of our body. But regrettably, it is most often the first to be neglected. Aside from consuming nutrient-packed foods and drinking water, you can show love to your skin by applying cool, hydrating, moisturizing, and nourishing lotion.

“When choosing a lotion, one should look for those infused with Ceramides and Hyaluronic Acid and importantly free of petrolatum,” says Dr. Foil, an NYC dermatologist and head of AQUATION’s Expert Panel. “Such lotions not only hydrate the skin but form a protective shield and prevent water loss through the skin.”

For the summer, the dermatologist suggests applying lotions with SPF (either infused or paired with) every 3-4 hours or at least twice a day.

“Body lotions are designed to actually penetrate the skin, leaving it softer, more hydrated and younger looking,” Foil instructs.

Thank you for reading!! 😀