In this two-part series, we l ist our top recommendations for keeping your skin healthy and beautiful throughout the years...

Get to know your skin. Become familiar with your skin type, its general condition, and moisture comfort levels.

Drink your 8 glasses of water! Water naturally cleanses the body of toxins to help enhance skin clarity.

Seek professional advice. Skin consultations are great for understanding how to care for your skin.

Aim for a good night’s sleep. The body recuperates and reenergizes with plentiful rest.

Simplify your routine. Remember the basics in skin care: cleanse, exfoliate, nourish, and protect.

Add more antioxidants to the menu. Foods rich in antioxidants are beneficial for overall health and skin care.

Protect your skin from sun exposure. Hats, UV-blocking sunglasses, and sunscreen help shield the skin from potential sun damage.

Take a lesson in Stress Management 101. Find an outlet for stress relief. Less stress means less brow furrows, frowns, and other wrinkle-forming expressions!

Choose gentle cleansers over harsh ones. Daily cleansing with harsh cleansers can over-strip the skin of its natural oils.

Increase oxygen intake. Proper oxygen levels within the body improve vascular circulation to stimulate the skin.

Matify the shine! Matifying creams are great for shine control in excessively oily skin.

Exfoliate with care. Be selective with your exfoliant and use in moderation.

Cool off in the heat. Water, cooling masks, and soothing creams can help prevent heat rash and redness.

Lather in luxurious moisturizers. Rich moisturizers are welcome for all dehydrated skin parts!

Your epidermis is showing!!! The skin’s surface re!ects the TLC it receives, so remember to hydrate both the dermis (foundation) and the epidermis (surface) in your routine.

To be continued...

Top 30 Tips for Beautiful Skin (Part I)...

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September 2012 Volume 4, Issue 9

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