sovereignsdaughter

If you think the task of removing eye makeup is a simple no-brainer, my experience with hundreds of adult acne clients over the years shows a different picture.  Why?  It’s just removal of makeup, what’s the big deal? Removal of a stubborn coating of mascara involves quite a bit of rubbing.   Thing is, depending on the material used with makeup remover, it can also involve microscopic scratching.  This results in two really important problems. According to the “ Inflammation Theory of Aging ”,  any inflammation that happens in the skin creates a kind of sensitivity that makes the aging process edge just a little closer.   Even before that, this sensitivity, especially with the eye area being as thin as it is, can be unpleasant.  After a nasty bout with allergies I can end up with an eye rubbing session that makes my lower eye area feel like it's on fire.  To repair, this is the eye cream I use.  For info on eye creams and Adult Acne ,...

One of the first things I was taught in Beauty School (where I went in my early 30s in 1997) was that at that time, just in the United States alone the skincare industry boasted $3.2 Billion in sales annually.   The reason stated?   " It’s incredibly easy to sell moisturizer."   I’m not kidding, that’s really what they said.   Frankly, I think it’s extremely impressive.   Everyone needs moisturizer.   There’s a reason there are so many out there to choose from.   Like I always say, “Everything works for somebody, nothing works for everybody.”   My job in specializing in Adult Acne is to make sure my clients are getting adequate healing and hydration in their lotions while avoiding pore clogging and irritation.  In addition, my job especially is to make sure they’re getting anti-aging concerns taken care of without clogging pores and causing breakouts unnecessarily.  Prevention  is a big part of anti-aging consciousness these ...