BeautyCare - "Beauty Goes Skin Deep" 10 Minutes a Day, keeps those wrinkles at away

Our skin like other body parts is not invincible, when it comes to being susceptible to damage. As it is necessary to get monthly haircuts and weekly manicures as part of your grooming regime it should also be a necessity and not a luxury to take care of the most important organ of your body, the skin. And the time to start doing that is now.

Too young to care.

It may seem unimportant to contemplate doing anything about your complexions before reaching your thirties. However it is in our twenties that the effects of aging begin to be visible in our complexion. As we mature, biochemical changes occur in elastin and collagen, the connective tissues that give skin it’s firmness and elasticity. Genetics also play a part in this, which is why these changes occur at different times in different people.

As skin becomes less elastic, it also becomes drier, and the fat padding begins to disappear. This causes the skin to sag and look less supple. Ultimately wrinkles will appear. Then one day, after glancing in the mirror you suddenly notice those crows feet creeping in around the corners of your immaculately decorated eyelids, or you notice that your lip potions have sadly waded into the spider like crevices above the lips. It is normally then, when decisions are made to go out and get a miracle cream or maybe a facial.

Aging can be slowed down, and you can do your part to promote a younger complexion even as you mature. All it takes is a little TLC, but start NOW! The sooner you start to nurture your skin the more chance you have of a age-less complexion. All it takes is a short monthly visit to a skin care specialist, or a few minutes a day, taking care of your skin at home.

Skin care starts at home

Enjoying a monthly facial is an excellent idea. Having your, face, neck and shoulders massaged for an hour and a half will most definitely put you into a state of euphoria and your skin will feel revitalized and renewed. And for those of you who haven’t got time for a full treatment, you will be pleased to know that the New York style facial is now available, which takes only 15 minutes, perfect for a quick lunch hour treat. Making time for a facial is important, but more so it is of the utmost importance to maintain this caring act at home. Your skin needs twice daily nurturing to keep it clean, moist and protected and it only takes ten minutes a day

Easy as ABC

A good skin care regime is neither complicated nor laborious. A quick 1, 2, 3 step is a great start. This means a twice daily cleansing, toning and moisturizing. it only takes 5 minutes each time, that’s just 10 minutes a day.

Cleanse: Use a liquid, cream or foam cleanser. And gently massage your face to remove all dirt and make-up. Then rinse. Do not use soaps as they can be overly drying and also clog pores.

Tone: After cleansing saturate a cotton pad, and stoke over face and neck, this will work to remove the last traces of cleanser and also close your pores.

Moisturize: Apply your cream with upward motions to both the face and neck. Avoid eye area.
This is all you need to get you well on your way to a healthy and more radiant complexion.


Your only young once!

This might be the case, however there is absolutely nothing wrong from being in denial of your age for as long as you fell fit!

For those concerned about skin maturity or maybe suffer with problem skin there are extra steps that you can take to ensure healthy skin.

A weekly exfoliation will uncover fresh new layers of skin. Look for exfoliators that contain enzymes as these will dissolve dead skin cells without being too abrasive. This will give your skin a healthy glow.

For optimum results, immediately after using your exfoliator, apply a masque . Check the ingredient lists for anti-inflammatory agents such as cucumber or chamomile, these will work to calm and soothe your skin, so that it emerges, refreshed,, refined and revitalized. Always a good thing!

Obviously the more you care for our skin, the better you are going to look. And that alone will give you a new lease of life. There are also eye creams and gels that reduce fine lines and firm the area around the eye. Thus helping to prevent further wrinkles.


Doctor my Eyes!

Eye crèmes are a vital part of your skin care regime. The skin around your eyes is much finer than the rest of your face and body and cannot absorb a heavy moisturizer. If you were to compare the thickness of skin on the various parts of our body to paper. The delicate eye area, would be like tissue paper, the face like writing paper, and the neck and body like wrapping paper this is why it is important to use lighter crèmes that are specifically made for the delicate eye area. If you were to apply your usual facial moisturizer to the eye area, the moisturizer would have no where to go, and would in fact create puffy, baggy eyes. Also for the same reasons never use eye crèmes on the eyelid before going to sleep. However you can use an eye gel sparingly under the eye area.


Going below and beyond

Once you have achieved your basic skin care regime, your skin will be like a clean canvas ready to absorb all the nutrients found in anti-aging formulas. These include products containing liposomes, night crèmes and also serums. When crèmes containing liposomes are applied to the skin, the liposomes are deposited on the skin and begin to merge with the cellular membranes and then release their active ingredients. Serums go one step further, they are able to penetrate below the skin wall and attach themselves to emerging skin cells promoting healthy new skin cells. Serums come in the form of droplets and are applied sparingly under your moisturizer.


What to look for

The thought of shopping for skin care items can tedious and knowing which ingredients to look is daunting, so here are a few suggestions of what ingredients to look for when starting your skin care regime. When choosing your cleanser toner and moisturizer look for the following ingredients, which will vary depending on your skin type:


Dull dry skin… oxygenating essential oils including: Peppermint, Geranium, Rosemary, Cyprus, Thyme, Anise and Cinnamon

Oily or acne prone skin…anti-bacterial and oil blotting extracts including: Camphor, Eucalyptus Oil, and Witch hazel

Mature Skin…Liposomes, serums. Sunflower, jojoba and hazelnut are rich lubricants.

Exfoliators…ENZYMES are the gentlest and yet most effective form of exfoliation. Papaya being the most effective

Once you start on the road to good skin care, your skin will crave it. Remember, a good diet, exercise and drinking lots of water will also help improve your complexion. With just ten minutes a day you will soon see results and others will also notice.

So start your twice daily skin care regime and , when you just don’t feel like it, remember just 10 minutes a day keeps those winkles away.

BeautyCare - "Beauty Goes Skin Deep" 10 Minutes a Day, keeps those wrinkles at away

Our skin like other body parts is not invincible, when it comes to being susceptible to damage. As it is necessary to get monthly haircuts and weekly manicures as part of your grooming regime it should also be a necessity and not a luxury to take care of the most important organ of your body, the skin. And the time to start doing that is now.


Too young to care.

It may seem unimportant to contemplate doing anything about your complexions before reaching your thirties. However it is in our twenties that the effects of aging begin to be visible in our complexion. As we mature, biochemical changes occur in elastin and collagen, the connective tissues that give skin it’s firmness and elasticity. Genetics also play a part in this, which is why these changes occur at different times in different people.

As skin becomes less elastic, it also becomes drier, and the fat padding begins to disappear. This causes the skin to sag and look less supple. Ultimately wrinkles will appear. Then one day, after glancing in the mirror you suddenly notice those crows feet creeping in around the corners of your immaculately decorated eyelids, or you notice that your lip potions have sadly waded into the spider like crevices above the lips. It is normally then, when decisions are made to go out and get a miracle cream or maybe a facial.

Aging can be slowed down, and you can do your part to promote a younger complexion even as you mature. All it takes is a little TLC, but start NOW! The sooner you start to nurture your skin the more chance you have of a age-less complexion. All it takes is a short monthly visit to a skin care specialist, or a few minutes a day, taking care of your skin at home.

Skin care starts at home

Enjoying a monthly facial is an excellent idea. Having your, face, neck and shoulders massaged for an hour and a half will most definitely put you into a state of euphoria and your skin will feel revitalized and renewed. And for those of you who haven’t got time for a full treatment, you will be pleased to know that the New York style facial is now available, which takes only 15 minutes, perfect for a quick lunch hour treat. Making time for a facial is important, but more so it is of the utmost importance to maintain this caring act at home. Your skin needs twice daily nurturing to keep it clean, moist and protected and it only takes ten minutes a day.

Easy as ABC

A good skin care regime is neither complicated nor laborious. A quick 1, 2, 3 step is a great start. This means a twice daily cleansing, toning and moisturizing. it only takes 5 minutes each time, that’s just 10 minutes a day.

Cleanse: Use a liquid, cream or foam cleanser. And gently massage your face to remove all dirt and make-up. Then rinse. Do not use soaps as they can be overly drying and also clog pores.

Tone: After cleansing saturate a cotton pad, and stoke over face and neck, this will work to remove the last traces of cleanser and also close your pores.

Moisturize: Apply your cream with upward motions to both the face and neck. Avoid eye area.

This is all you need to get you well on your way to a healthy and more radiant complexion.

Your only young once!

This might be the case, however there is absolutely nothing wrong from being in denial of your age for as long as you fell fit!

For those concerned about skin maturity or maybe suffer with problem skin there are extra steps that you can take to ensure healthy skin.

A weekly exfoliation will uncover fresh new layers of skin. Look for exfoliators that contain enzymes as these will dissolve dead skin cells without being too abrasive. This will give your skin a healthy glow.

For optimum results, immediately after using your exfoliator, apply a masque . Check the ingredient lists for anti-inflammatory agents such as cucumber or chamomile, these will work to calm and soothe your skin, so that it emerges, refreshed,, refined and revitalized. Always a good thing!

Obviously the more you care for our skin, the better you are going to look. And that alone will give you a new lease of life. There are also eye creams and gels that reduce fine lines and firm the area around the eye. Thus helping to prevent further wrinkles.


Doctor my Eyes!

Eye crèmes are a vital part of your skin care regime. The skin around your eyes is much finer than the rest of your face and body and cannot absorb a heavy moisturizer. If you were to compare the thickness of skin on the various parts of our body to paper. The delicate eye area, would be like tissue paper, the face like writing paper, and the neck and body like wrapping paper this is why it is important to use lighter crèmes that are specifically made for the delicate eye area. If you were to apply your usual facial moisturizer to the eye area, the moisturizer would have no where to go, and would in fact create puffy, baggy eyes. Also for the same reasons never use eye crèmes on the eyelid before going to sleep. However you can use an eye gel sparingly under the eye area.


Going below and beyond

Once you have achieved your basic skin care regime, your skin will be like a clean canvas ready to absorb all the nutrients found in anti-aging formulas. These include products containing liposomes, night crèmes and also serums. When crèmes containing liposomes are applied to the skin, the liposomes are deposited on the skin and begin to merge with the cellular membranes and then release their active ingredients. Serums go one step further, they are able to penetrate below the skin wall and attach themselves to emerging skin cells promoting healthy new skin cells. Serums come in the form of droplets and are applied sparingly under your moisturizer.


What to look for

The thought of shopping for skin care items can tedious and knowing which ingredients to look is daunting, so here are a few suggestions of what ingredients to look for when starting your skin care regime. When choosing your cleanser toner and moisturizer look for the following ingredients, which will vary depending on your skin type:

Dull dry skin… oxygenating essential oils including: Peppermint, Geranium, Rosemary, Cyprus, Thyme, Anise and Cinnamon

Oily or acne prone skin…anti-bacterial and oil blotting extracts including: Camphor, Eucalyptus Oil, and Witch hazel

Mature Skin…Liposomes, serums. Sunflower, jojoba and hazelnut are rich lubricants.

Exfoliators…ENZYMES are the gentlest and yet most effective form of exfoliation. Papaya being the most effective

Once you start on the road to good skin care, your skin will crave it. Remember, a good diet, exercise and drinking lots of water will also help improve your complexion. With just ten minutes a day you will soon see results and others will also notice.

So start your twice daily skin care regime and , when you just don’t feel like it, remember just 10 minutes a day keeps those winkles away.

BeautyCare - 4 Basic Skin Care Needs

Here we show you tips on how to properly care for your skin, from the right way to wash your face, to the best moisturizers and UV protection. Before we start with the proper daily 4-step skincare routine, you'll need to know your skin type. How you care for your skin is utterly dependent on the type of skin you have: oily, normal/combination, dry, sensitive or sun- damaged. Find out what skin type you have.

The Basic 4-Step Skincare Regimen

Step 1:

Cleansing Simple is key here. You need to find a good cleanser that your skin responds well to, and stick with it. (I list the best cleansers for skin types in this article ). Avoid bar soaps as they tend to dry out the skin. According to Rona Berg, in her book, "Beauty," a French cosmetics executive once told her "soap should only ever touch your skin from the neck down." We agree. According to Berg, most cleansers contain oil, water and "surfactants." The oil dissolves oil on your face, surfactants dissolve dirt and makeup and the water washes it all away. The secret is finding the right mix of oil. (Makes sense to us). Too much on your skin will clog pores, while too little will dry it out. This is why you need to know your skin type. Be careful not to cleanse too often. Washing at night should do you. While some skincare experts swear you should cleanse skin with creamy cleansers that you wipe off with a tissue, never letting water touch your skin (some hard waters are especially hard on skin), we prefer the water method. In the morning, a splash of lukewarm water is all you need (we find it's great for removing excess oils from your nightly moisturizing). Never wash your face with hot or cold water (both can cause broken capillaries). Also be careful about overcleansing skin. Here's the best way to wash your face: Use warm water to loosen dirt and clogged pores. Use a dime-sized bit of cleanser, then rinse with cool or lukewarm water. You'll also want to take off your makeup with a proper makeup remover.

Step 2:

Exfoliate Exfoliation is the step most people skip in their weekly skincare routine. But trust me, if you start properly exfoliating your skin, you will notice an almost immediate difference. According to Berg, one of the reasons men's skin looks more youthful than women's is because men tend to exfoliate daily when they shave. There are several ways to exfoliate skin: Microdermabrasion, chemical peels and retinoids. Scrubs work by removing the top layer of dead skin cells that tend to dull your complexion. We find exfoliating skin once a week with a microdermabrasion kit keeps skin glowing year-round. Make sure you use a gentle scrub with tiny grains. Big grains in cheap scrubs can tear skin and cause more harm than good. My favorite microdermabrasion kit is made by Lancome. In the hour it takes to get a chemical peel, you can take off five years from your face. Can't afford the pricetag for a monthly peel? Try some over-the-counter peels that work over the course of a month. I prefer MD Skincare's. Retinoids (such as Retin-A) also work by removing the top layer of dead skin cells while also generating collagen in the skin. "Collagen is the skin's structural fiber," dermatologist Dennis Gross said in the October 2005 issue of O Magazine. "As we get older, it breaks down, creating lines and large pores." Skincare experts disagree on all sorts of things, but most of them consider retinoids to be a miracle skin saver. Should you use a toner? Some people swear by toners, but many beauty experts do not (I once read a skincare expert claim, 'toners are only for copy machines'). Toners are meant to remove all remaining traces of oil, makeup and dirt, but a good cleanser should do this. I firmly believe it's up to you. If you like the way your skin feels with a toner. Buy it. Use it. Enjoy it.

Step 3:

Moisturize While I know of at least one famous beauty editor who swore skin doesn't need moisturizer, basically everyone else I've read disagrees and is an adamant believer in it. A basic law of beauty is that everyone, no matter her skin type, should moisturize. Even if your skin is oily, it will benefit from moisturizers. (The only exception is those with acne). Why? Moisturizers seal moisture into skin (Berg calls this the 'Saran Wrap effect'). So how much should you moisturize? Your skin will tell you. When your skin is tight, it's crying out for moisture. Be careful not to overmoisturize -- this can cause clogged pores. For the skinny on great moisturizers for your skin type, check out this article.

Step 4:

Apply sunscreen 'O' magazine ran an article in November 2006 featuring interviews with several top skin care experts and dermatologists (check it out here ). Every single one of them said sunscreen was the most important part of your skincare regimen. It was the secret they would pass on to their daughters. The number 1 cause of wrinkles is sun damage, so it's important to use sunscreen from your early years on even in winter and on cloudy days. A great trick is to purchase two moisturizers: one for night and one for day that includes UV protection. Don't use moisturizers with sunscreen at night, the ingredients are not meant to be used 27/7 and can aggravate skin. When choosing a sunscreen, make sure it contains 1 of 3 ingredients as an 'active ingredient': titanium dioxide, zinc oxide or Parsol 1789 (avobenzene).

BeautyCare - Skin Facial Cleansers

Choosing A Facial Cleanser that's right for your skin type

Start by finding out what type of skin you have. Is it oily, dry, combination skin, sensitive or mature skin? Answering these essential questions at the start can help you find the right face cleanser that will do your skin the most good.

Here's a review of the most common skin types and recommended cleansers that best treat them.

Facial Cleansers for Oily, Shiny Skin

Don't be misled by thinking you need to get rid of all the oils on your skin. There are oils you need to keep for healthy skin. You only need to get rid of the dirt and problem causing oils, not strip your skin, that only causes more problems.

Oily, shiny skin is best cleansed with a foaming face wash. Oily skin really requires a formula that is specifically formulated for oily skin. One popular and effective recommendation is

MD Formulations Facial Cleanser :

MD Formulations Facial Cleanser MD Formulations thoroughly cleans without stripping the skin of natural, nourishing oils. It thoroughly cleanses and clarifies oily and problem prone skin.

Facial Cleansers for Dry skin

Taut feeling with no shine or open pores. Dry skin will need a gentle facial cleanser with moisture and oil replacement. Ideally you want a gentle yet effective cleanser that preserves skin's moisture while soothing and re-balancing pH level.

The Celazome Botanical Hydrating cleanser is an excellent hydrator. It also gently cleanses and soothes the skin. It promotes moisture balance by preserving skin's natural hydrolipid film. Leaves skin soft and supple. Celazome Botanical Hydrating Cleanser

Facial Cleansers for Problem or Sensitive skin

If your skin in sensitive or you have skin conditions such as rosacea, acne and eczema you need a cleanser that is oil and fragrance free.

Particularly with acne prone skin, you don't want anything that will irritate or cause redness. You need a facial cleanser that can clean yet gentle. B. Kamins makes an excellent vegetable based cleanser that effectively dissolves and removes impurities from the face and delicate eye area. It also acts as an excellent makeup remover. B.Kamins Vegetable Skin Cleanser - 8oz

The Kinerase daily gentle cleanser is also very popular. It's a pure and gentle foaming formula with green tea extract for additional skin soothing benefits. Kineras Gentle Daily Cleanser - 6.6 oz

Facial Cleansers for Combination skin

Skin which has an oily 'T zone' on the face (the area of skin around the forehead, nose, mouth and chin) often appears to have large, open pores and the cheeks are usually normal to dry. It requires a cleanser that balances your skin and controls "T-zone" oiliness.

An excellent solution is the Pevonia Combination Skin Cleanser, its grapefruit and safflower essential oils combines with other ingredients to ensure skin surfaces are purified and clean.

Pevonia Combination Skin Cleanser - 6.8 oz

Facial Cleansers for Mature skin ( Skin which is losing its elasticity)

Some lines may be evident on the surface of mature skin and the skin has a tendency to be dry. It is best to use a cleansing cream or rich cleansing milk which also helps to nourish and provide moisture to the skin.

When washing your face don't use harsh wash cloths. Wash your hands thoroughly, splash your face with water, work your cleanser into a lather and gently rub onto your face with your fingertips, including your hairline and neck. Remove cleanser by splashing neck and face with warm water. Pat, DON'T RUB, dry with towel.

Using a cleanser such as Peter Thomas Roth Anti-Aging Cleansing Gel provides deep pore resurfacing action and increases cell turnover to help diminish the appearance of fine lines, wrinkles and other signs of aging. It's ideal for all skin types, including dry, sun damaged, normal, combination, oily and acne prone skin, except sensitive skin.

Beatycare - Skin Moisturizers

Depending on the type of skin you have combined with your age related needs, will dictate what type of moisturizers and skin moisturizer supplements are the best.

Here are a few tips that will not only moisturize your skin but provide the added benefits needed for skin related problems including plant oils that will help moisturize and refresh your skin.

Facial Moisturizers for Aging Skin

Probably the best product out there for adding moisture to your skin is Kinerase. It's still by far the leader in providing the most moisture to your skin while also reducing the appearance of fine wrinkles, fading blotchy brown spots and improving skin roughness. All without the side effects of peeling, redness and burning. It is ideal for retinoid intolerant skin types. Kinerase Cream - 1.4 oz

If you're fighting wrinkles and want a more robust wrinkle reducing moisturizer, look for a moisturizer that contains ‘Retinol’, a vitamin-A derivative that increases collagen productions over time and plumps up wrinkles. Finding a moisturizer like DDF's retinol skin moisturizer will work to fight wrinkles and also keep your skin beautifully moisturized.

Moisturizers for removing Dark Spots

If you want to remove dark spots, look for a skin moisturizer that contains Hydroquinone. This acts as a skin lightener on over-pigmented areas while giving your skin the moisture it needs. Dermablend makes a nice face cream that can dissolve dark spots over time.

Facial Moisturizers that Protect you from Sun Damage

It's always a good idea to use sun protection in any facial product that you use and getting sun protection in a moisturizer is particularly good because it's something you use every day.

Look for a lightweight facial moisturizer such as DDF EPF Moisturizer C3 SPF 15 which is designed to protect skin from environmental damage and blocks free radicals. This is key to minimizing cell damage and aging of the skin. The DDF EPF Moisturizer C3 SPF 15 a "cream of the crop" choice for an SPF moisturizer.

Popular plant oils that will add moisture to your skin and help it look refreshed

• Avocado oil – A rich oil, and one of the most moisturizing; especially perfect for older skin.

• Almond oil – A high protein oil that is lubricating and particularly good for dry skin.

• Apricot kernel – Rich, lubricating and soothing emollient. Great for lip balm.

• Cocoa Butter – A Water repellent oil that protects your skin. It is helpful for dry skin and offers some sun blocking qualities.

• Grapeseed Oil – A much less greasy oil recommended for oily skin. It offers a protective quality such as sun screens and blocks.

• Lanolin – Lanolin is a very rich oil from the fat of sheep. It is a water repellent, oily cream, best for older skin, or skin that is cracked and chapped.

• Peanut – A good oil for dry skin because it is nondrying, it is also nutritious and quite adequate for most skin types.

• Sesame – An oil with natural sunscreen qualities, it is rich and anti-inflammatory.

• Jojoba – A good lubricant for most skin types.

• Olive Oil – Olive oil is better for younger skin. It has slow drying qualities.

• Shea Butter – Used in moisturizers and offers a sunscreen. A perfect emollient and moisturizer. Ideal for older skin.

• Wheat Germ Oil – A very nutritious oil rich in vitamin E. The vitamin E provides preservative properties, which makes it ideal for many products.

BeautyCare - Rosacea

Rosacea is a chronic and life long skin disease that typically first appears in people during their 30s and 40s but it can occur sooner. Rosacea is identified by redness of the face known as erythema, it can also be accompanied by flushing of the skin, and the presence of hard pimples (papules) or pus-filled pimples or pustules, and small visible spider-like veins called telangiectasias.

Rosacea produces redness and flushing of the skin, as well as pustules and papules. Areas of the face, including the nose, cheeks, forehead, and chin, are the primary sites, but for some people symptoms can also occur on their necks, backs, scalp, arms, and legs.

Rosacea is often mistaken for acne and it has been referred to as adult acne or acne rosacea. There are differences between rosacea and acne. Like acne rosacea can have pimples and papules however Rosacea you do not have blackheads, nor does acne produce the small visible spider veins as mentioned above.

In early stages of rosacea, people typically experience repeated episodes of flushing. Later, areas of the face are persistently red, the spider veins appear on the nose and cheeks, as well as inflamed papules and pustules. Over time, the skin may take on a roughened, orange peel texture. Very late in the disorder, a small group of patients with rosacea can develop the bulb-like look on the nose.

What Causes Rosacea?

The causes of Rosacea are unknown but there are several theories.

Sun exposure is one theory. The sun can cause episodes of flushing so using sun protection is important.

Another cause can be skin mites known as Demodex folliculorum and Demodex brevis. These tiny insects usually live at the base of hair follicles. They are often found on the faces of people with rosacea, and it has been suggested that they may initiate an inflammatory reaction (Inflammation dilates blood vessels and this contributes to the flush, and it may also damage the blood vessels, causing them to be permanently dilated). Infection with the common bacteria, Helicobacter pylori, has also been suggested as a cause. There may also be genetic defects in the vasculature of the skin that causes hem to become easily - and permanently - dilated.

BeautyCare - Skin Care Ingredients

It's important to know what you're putting on your skin. There are so many products available today that the only way you can know if they are doing you good or doing you harm is to know what ingredients they contain and how it reacts on your skin.

Additionally, many of us have allergies, skin ailments and other diseases that can be provoked by what you put on your skin. Take time to read labels, ask questions and review the following list for a better idea of what you're putting on your body.

Anti-Aging Skin Care Ingredients

There are a variety of natural ingredients and vitamin extracts significantly designed to help slow down and even reverse the signs of aging skin. Find out what they are.

Natural Skin Care Ingredients

Ever wonder where you can buy those natural ingredients for skin care, the ones the homemade recipes call for?

Toxic Ingredients in Cosmetics And skin Care Products

Have you ever examined the ingredients listed on the labels of your cosmetics or other skin care products? Do you know what those ingredients are?

Natural Skin Care Ingredients

Review the ingredients in products designed for anti-aging and natural skin care.

Anti-aging skin care ingredients

Anti-aging ingredients are now found in many physician developed and physician recommended anti-aging skin care products, which are specified here.

Toxic Ingredients in Cosmetics

Toxic ingredients and synthetic chemicals found in skin care products and cosmetics that have been identified by scientific studies to be harmful to your health.