| How to fight back when dry skin sets in
(MCT) - Of course you follow the winter rules: Drink lots of water. Moisturize. Moisturize again. Still, despite your best mammalian care, scaly, alligator-like skin sets in for the long winter. Elaine Sauer, corporate spa director for Mario Tricoci in Chicago, thinks the body tries to work things out on its own. "When you take your jeans and tights off at the end of the day, you have white, dry flaky skin. That's your skin exfoliating," Sauer said. Her advice? A moisturizing bath with powdered milk. The milk softens the water, and the lactic acids help prevent the skin from drying out. We weren't ready to become a human milkshake, so we asked Victoria Kirby, beauty editor for Allure magazine, about other ways to prevent and treat this cold-weather scourge.
Beach Ready Beauty with Honey
(ARA) - Whether you'll be bronzing at the beach, pool-side or in the back yard, it's time to make sure your skin is ready for ultimate summer exposure.Before putting on those summer tanks and sandals, take a moment to slough away winter's effect on your skin and rejuvenate with one of nature's favorite beauty secrets - honey. For centuries, pure honey has been used as part of a healthy skincare regimen. From Cleopatra to Jennifer Lopez, well-known beauties have used honey as part of their regular beauty treatments. Pure honey acts as a natural humectant, anti-irritant and exfoliator to give skin a sweet, youthful glow. .
Ageless Remedies Medical Skincare and Apothecary Opens New Medspa ...
A unique combination of medical skincare services and retail product apothecary, Ageless Remedies offers FDA-approved procedures such as anti-aging laser treatments, microdermabrasion, chemical peels, laser hair removal, IPL, vein treatments, as well as Botox and Restylane. .
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